Theodore Schwann (1810-82)

Theodore William Richards

Theodore Xenophon Barber.

Professor Theodore A . Burton

T. A. Burton (denoted by T. A. throughout this paper) was born on September 7, 1935 on a farm in Kansas, the fifth child of seven in the family. It was a peak of the Great Depression and when the dust storms wrecked havoc on the Mid-Western United States. Entire buildings were buried in the dust. The economy was so poor that farmers turned their livestock loose and left the area. At the age of ...

Infection Theodore Miclau

Musculoskeletal infection is a clinical problem with significant direct healthcare costs. The prevalence of infection after closed, elective surgery is frequently estimated to be less than 2%, but in severe injuries, posttraumatic infection rates have been reported as 10% or greater. Although clinical infections are found outside the realm of medical devices, it is clear that the enormous incre...

Theodore T . Puck and Howard

In a previous report we have described an apparent increase in cellular permeability which begins within a matter of seconds after the irreversible at tachment of T1 or T2 bacteriophages to their host cell (1), and have suggested that it may be a reflection of a lyric process initiated by the virus in the cell wall, in the course of penetration of the virus desoxyfibonucleie acid (DNA) (2, 3, 1...