At the original Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Biological Clocks (47 years ago), there was already an appreciation that microbial organisms were capable of circadian rhythmicity. That volume featured papers on circadian rhythms in the microbes Euglena (Bruce 1961), Gonyaulax (Hastings 1961; Sweeney 1961; Sweeney and Hastings 1961), and Paramecium (Ehret 1961). Several of those papers have been...

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The entity of interstitial plasma cell pneumonia due to Pneumocystis carinii has received increasing attention during the past 10 years. Extensive studies and reviews concerning this problem, its epidemiology and pathogenesis (Ahvenainen, 1957; Bachmann, 1954; Cahalane, 1962; Jirovec, 1 960a and b; Muller and Vietor, 1957), its clinical course and picture (Berdnikoff, 1959; Dvorak and Jirovec, ...

it seems impossible to think of the persian art without mentioning the significant presence of gardens. they are present in miniature painting, architecture, and literature. one of the modern works of persian fiction in which gardens play a significant role is malakut (1961), a novella by the modern iranian fiction writer bahram sadeqi (1936-1984). the story of this novella begins in a “green g...

OBJECTIVE Trinidad and Tobago has experienced an epidemiological transition over recent decades characterised by reduced rates of communicable diseases but rapidly increasing rates of obesity and non-communicable chronic diseases. The objective of the present study was to investigate the changes in energy and nutrient supply that have taken place in Trinidad and Tobago between 1961 and 2007. ...

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It seems impossible to think of the Persian art without mentioning the significant presence of gardens. They are present in miniature painting, architecture, and literature. One of the modern works of Persian fiction in which gardens play a significant role is Malakut (1961), a novella by the modern Iranian fiction writer Bahram Sadeqi (1936-1984). The story of this novella begins in a “green g...

AFTER the second world war, the emigration of peoples from Europe to Australia was greatly accelerated. The large numbers of these different national groups now resident in Australia has permitted investigations of different disease incidence among them. During the examination of over 300 patients who had angle-closure glaucoma (in one of its forms previously described by Lowe, 1961), it was po...

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