Showing results (81-90 of 215) with videos related to

Sort By:
Pageof 22
Clinical Cardiology|November 1, 1991
Relation of mean pixel intensity to concentration of sonicated albumin microspheres: effects of ultrasound system settingsR A Wray, M A Quiñones, W A Zoghbi, et al.
BMC Genomics|June 7, 2017
Gene expression and adaptive noncoding changes during human evolutionCourtney C Babbitt, Ralph Haygood, William J Nielsen, et al.
Evodevo|June 15, 2023
Feedback circuits are numerous in embryonic gene regulatory networks and offer a stabilizing influence on evolution of those networksAbdull Jesus Massri, Brennan McDonald, Gregory A Wray, et al.
Molecular Biology and Evolution|October 12, 2023
Hybrid Epigenomes Reveal Extensive Local Genetic Changes to Chromatin Accessibility Contribute to Divergence in Embryonic Gene Expression Between SpeciesHannah R Devens, Phillip L Davidson, Maria Byrne, et al.
Diabetic Medicine : a Journal of the British Diabetic Association|March 15, 2011
Perceived challenges and priorities in co-morbidity management of older patients with Type 2 diabetesE A Beverly, L A Wray, C J Chiu, et al.
Medical Hypotheses|July 12, 2011
Reconstitution of the human biome as the most reasonable solution for epidemics of allergic and autoimmune diseasesStaci D Bilbo, Gregory A Wray, Sarah E Perkins, et al.
Developmental Biology|November 1, 1989
Early inductive interactions are involved in restricting cell fates of mesomeres in sea urchin embryosJ J Henry, S Amemiya, G A Wray, et al.
Biorxiv : the Preprint Server for Biology|January 30, 2023
Hybrid epigenomes reveal extensive local genetic changes to chromatin accessibility contribute to divergence in embryonic gene expression between speciesHannah R Devens, Phillip L Davidson, Maria Byrne, et al.
Radiology|December 26, 2003
Invasive cancers detected after breast cancer screening yielded a negative result: relationship of mammographic density to tumor prognostic factorsMarilyn A Roubidoux, Janet E Bailey, Linda A Wray, et al.
Nature Genetics|August 19, 2007
Promoter regions of many neural- and nutrition-related genes have experienced positive selection during human evolutionRalph Haygood, Olivier Fedrigo, Brian Hanson, et al.
Pageof 22