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  • 1985-1989  (6)
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  • 1
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    Palo Alto, Calif. : Annual Reviews
    Annual Review of Neuroscience 12 (1989), S. 517-534 
    ISSN: 0147-006X
    Source: Annual Reviews Electronic Back Volume Collection 1932-2001ff
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Type of Medium: Electronic Resource
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  • 2
    ISSN: 0010-2601
    Topics: General, Interdisciplinary , Theology and Religious Studies
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  • 3
    Electronic Resource
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    Springer
    Celestial mechanics and dynamical astronomy 37 (1985), S. 307-324 
    ISSN: 1572-9478
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Physics
    Notes: Abstract Numerical experiments undertaken to investigate the longevity and behavior of dark-lane elliptical galaxies are described. This is dynamically the same problem as a disk galaxy in a massive halo. Spiral galaxies are disks from a dynamical point of view. A disk of particles embedded in a self-consistent galaxy provides the basic model used for the experiments. This model is applicable to ordinary disk galaxies if the disk is interpreted as the visible galaxy and the “galaxy” is interpreted as the massive halo thought to be present around disk galaxies. Fully three-dimensional fully self-consistentn-body computer programs that can handle 100,000 particles are used for the experiments. The background galaxy is oblate, and the disk is inclined to the axis of the oblate galaxy, so the disk precesses differentially to produce a warp. A surprising result is that the galaxy center shifted, leaving the disk center orbiting around the galaxy center. This produces interesting phenomena reminiscent of observations in the region of the Galactic center.
    Type of Medium: Electronic Resource
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  • 4
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    Springer
    Celestial mechanics and dynamical astronomy 45 (1988), S. 19-26 
    ISSN: 1572-9478
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Physics
    Notes: Abstract Computation and a wealth of new observational techniques have reinvigorated dynamical studies of galaxies and star clusters. These objects are examples of the gravitationaln-body problem withn in the range from a few hundred to 1011. Relaxation effects dominate at the low end and are completely negligible at the high end. The gravitationaln-body problem is chaotic, and the principal challenge in doing physics where that problem is involved (whether computationally or with analytic theory) is to ensure that chaos has not vitiated the results. Enforcing a Liouville theorem accomplishes this with collision-free large-n problems, but equivalent recipes are not in common use for smallern. We describe some important insights and discoveries that have come from computation in stellar dynamics, discuss chaos briefly, and indicate the way the physics that comes up in different astronomical contexts is addressed in numerical methods currently in use. Graphics is a vital part of any computational approach. The long range prospects are very promising for continued high scientific productivity in stellar dynamics.
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  • 5
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    Electronic Resource
    Springer
    Journal of neurocytology 15 (1986), S. 187-196 
    ISSN: 1573-7381
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine
    Notes: Summary The amphibian spinal cord is characterized by the presence of radially oriented astrocytic glial cells. These cells have their somata located in the grey matter of the spinal cord and radial processes that extend from the soma through the grey and white matters to the pial surface of the cord. Here we show that these radial glial cells are the predominant cell type labelled by horseradish peroxidase (HRP) when the marker is applied to the surface of the cord. The morphology of the HRP-labelled processes of an individual cell is different as they pass through the grey and white matter regions of the cord. By indirect immunofluorescence on frozen sections we show that the binding of an antibody raised against mammalian glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) is preferentially localized in those areas of the glial process that traverse the white matter of the spinal cord. By transmission electron microscopy we confirm that there are no astrocyte cell bodies either at the pial surface or throughout the white matter region of the cord. These results demonstrate that all the astrocytes in the adult frog spinal cord can be selectively labelled through the application of HRP to the surface of the cord, and that the processes of these labelled cells display regional morphological and biochemical specializations depending on their location in the cord. We propose that these astrocytes may play an important role in setting up the grey-white matter arrangement of the amphibian spinal cord and that a single astrocyte of the frog spinal cord may combine the properties and functions of both grey and white matter mammalian astrocytes.
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  • 6
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    Electronic Resource
    Springer
    World journal of microbiology and biotechnology 2 (1986), S. 289-299 
    ISSN: 1573-0972
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Process Engineering, Biotechnology, Nutrition Technology
    Description / Table of Contents: Résumé Des souches deRhizobium phaseoli ont été téstées pour leur aptitude à se développer et à survivre lorsqu'elles soumises à diverses contraintes habituelles dans les sols tropicaux, c'est à dire des pH acides et à de fortes teneurs en Al et Mn. En culture liquide, 10 souches deR. phaseoli ont toutes poussé à pH 5,0, un petit nombre à pH 4,5 et une seule à pH 4,0. Certaines souches parviennent, après repiquages répétés, à se developper à pH 4,0; mais ce caractère ne s'est stabilisé que dans le cas d'une seule souche (S-442), qui présente à la fois une résistance à l'acidité et une tolérance accrue à Al et Mn par rapport à la souche originelle P-442. L'étude de la survie de S-442 et P-442 dans trois sols brésiliens acides, à leur pH naturel (4,2–4,6) et après chaulage à pH neutre, n'a montré au bout de 21 à 30 jours que de faibles différences numériques. Dans le sol d'Erechim, où la concentration en Al est de 185 μmol/l, on n'a constaté dans l'extrait de sol à saturation qu'une diminution de la population d'un seul facteur logarithmique. Des souches deR. phaseoli ont été téstées pour leur aptitude à pousser en milieu liquide à pH 5,0 et en présence de concentrations allant jusqu'à 100 μmol/l d'Al (16 souches) et 320 μg/l de Mn (13 souches). Les souches différent en ce qui concerne leur résistance à la fois à Al et à Mn, certaines étant capables de se développer très bien aux concentrations en Al et Mn les plus élevées. A l'exception deR. phaseoli C-12, la tolérance aux fortes concentrations en Mn ne présente aucune corrélation avec la résistance à Al. En conclusion, les facteurs d'agression n'ont pas d'effet important sur la survie deR. phaseoli dans le sol, étant donné que le tolérance des souches à ces facteurs peut varier de façon suffisante.
    Abstract: Resumen Se evaluaron cepas deRhizobium phaseoli en relación con su habilidad para crecer o sobrevivir bajo las condiciones de stress que son habituales de suelos tropicales. Estas condiciones comprenden bajos pH y altas concentraciones de Al y Mn. Diez cepas deR. phaseoli crecieron bien, en cultivo líquido, a pH: 5; tan solo algunas lo hicieron a pH: 4.5 y únicamente una cepa creció a pH: 4.0. Aunque varias cepas consiguieron crecer a pH: 4.0, tras transferencias sucesivas a un medio con dicho pH, esta característica solo logró establizarse en la cepa S-442 que combinó esta tolerancia a la acidez con un incremento en la tolerancia a Al y Mn comparada con la cepa parental P-442. Se realizaron estudios sobre la supervivencia de las cepas S-442 y P-442 en tres suelose ácidos del Brasil, en estado natural (pH: 4.2–4.6) y neutralizados con cal. Se observaron pocas diferencias cuantitativas al cabo de un periodo de 21–30 dias un solo ciclo Log de P-442 mostró una disminución numérica en un suelo denominado Erechim que contenía 185 mol/l de Al medido en extracto de pasta saturada. Se estudió la capacidad de cepas deR. phaseoli para crecer en cultivo liquido a pH: 5.0 en presencia de hasta 100 μmol/l de Al (16 cepas) y 320 μg/ml de Mn (13cepas), algunas de estas cepas fueron capaces de crecer a las máximas concentraciones de Al y Mn utilizadas. ExceptuandoR. phaseoli (C-12) la tolerancia a niveles altos de Mn no estaba correlacionada con la tolerancia al Al. Se concluyó que estos factores edáficos de stress no deberían de tener efecto alguno en la supervivencia deR. phaseoli en suelo, ya que existe una variabilidad natural de tolerancias a dichos factores suficiente para garantizar esta supervivencia.
    Notes: Summary Strains ofRhizobium phaseoli were evaluated with respect to their ability to grow or survis when subjected to various stresses common to soils of the tropics. These stresses included low pH, high Al and Mn. In liquid culture 10 strains ofR. phaseoli all grew well at pH 5.0, a few strains grew at pH 4.5 and one at pH 4.0. Some strains grew at pH 4.0 after repeated transfer to medium at this pH, but this characteristic remained stable for only one strain, S-442, which combined a tolerance to low pH with an improved tolerance to Al and Mn compared to the parent strain P-442. Survival studies of S-442 and P-442 in three acidic Brazilian soils, at their natural pH (4.2–4.6) and when limed to near neutral pH, showed little difference in numbers after a 21–30 day period. Only a one log cycle decrease in numbers of P-442 occurred in the Erechim soil that had a 185 μmol/l Al concentration in the soil saturation extract. Strains ofR. phaseoli were screened for their ability to grow in liquid culture at pH 5.0 in the presence of Al up to 100 μmol/l (16 strains) and Mn up to 320 μg/ml (13 strains). Strains differed in relative tolerance to both Al and Mn with some strains being capable of excellent growth at the highest concentrations of Al and Mn employed. With the exception ofR. phaseoli (C-12) the ability to tolerate high levels of Mn did not show any relationship to Al tolerance. It was concluded that soil stress factors need not have a serious impact on survival ofR. phaseoli in soils because sufficient variability in tolerance to these factors occurs naturally among strains.
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