Although several major immunologic hurdles need to be overcome, the pig is currently
considered the most likely source animal of cells, tissues and organs for transplantation into …

… we find ourselves still deeply indebted to Thomas G. Alexander for his insightful study of
forty … Alexander has identified, charted, and explained critical changes taking place between …

Although Meniere’s syndrome (MS) has been recognized as a clinical entity for nearly 150
years since first being described by Prosper Méniere the epidemiology of the disorder is still …

A concern during the early AIDS epidemic was the lack of a test to identify individuals who
carried the virus. The first HIV antibody test, developed in 1985, was designed to screen blood …

Presents a further report from the authors' New York Longitudinal Study of childhood personality
and temperament development. Nine basic temperament variables are identified, short …

High-power lasers that fit into a university-scale laboratory 1 can now reach focused intensities
of more than 10 19 W cm -2 at high repetition rates. Such lasers are capable of producing …

A longitudinal study begun in 1956 on the effect of the child's temperament on his development
included 141 children, 136 of whom remained throughout the study. Aged 4 to 10 years …

4 current approaches to understanding temperament are discussed in the roundtable. In an
introductory overview, Goldsmith outlines some of the major convergences and divergences …

… Alexander’s primary claim is that human beings have an inherent need to experience …
Alexander introduces the idea of “eco-ontology” to explore ways in which this might be done…

The study of which the results reported in the present volume are a part began with a
concern over the apparent one-sidedness of the prevalent approach to the development of …