Tracey Sweek, St John Simpson. An unfinished Achaemenid sculpture from Persepolis

An Anzac's childhood: John Simpson Kirkpatrick (1892-1915).

The Medical Journal of Australia ISSN: 0025-729X 21 April 2003 178 8 400-402 ©The Medical Journal of Australia 2003 www.mja.com.au History JOHN SIMPSON KIRKPATRICK, generally known as “Simpson”, is one of the most famous Anzacs of the Gallipoli campaign.1-3 From the Gallipoli landing on 25 April 1915 until his death 25 days later, Simpson and his donkey retrieved perhaps 300 casualties from the...

St. John Long's Liniment

can speak confidently of it. It js named St. John Long's liniment, and is made as follows Oil of turpentine 3 ozs., acetic acid 2 ozs., the yolks of two eggs, water 6 ozs. First rub the yolks of the_ eggs, the water, and the acetic acid together, then add the oil of turpentine, and mix well by agitation. The liniment thus made is of the colour and consistency of cow's milk, and has?to me?an agr...

Mark Nesbitt , St John Simpson and Ingvar Svanberg History of Rice in Western and Central Asia 10

Complement: an unfinished symphony.

THE AUTHORS [Weiss et al. (10)] addressed the role of complement in hypertensive mice infused with ANG II and with NaCl in the drinking water. The complement focus was on C5aR1 cells that also expressed green fluorescent protein (GFP). The authors found GFP cells in interstitial areas of both heart and kidneys. These infiltrating cells were CD45 , indicating their origin from the bone marrow. Q...

archaeometrical study of achaemenid glazed bricks found from tall-e-ajori excavation in persepolis

achaemenid glazed bricks of archaeological excavation of tall-e-ajori in persepolis city were studied by multiple instrumental analysis methods  such as xrf, xrd, sem-eds, icp and optical microscopy to identify the compositional features of glaze and brick body. glaze samples are apparently white and yellow  and this phenomenon are caused by the deterioration processes in burial environment, he...