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Science Immunology, 2016
Transcriptional identity of human dendritic cell subsets is mainly dictated by ontogeny rather than by signals derived from the cells’ final tissue microenvironment.
Gordon F Heidkamp +2 more
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Transcriptional identity of human dendritic cell subsets is mainly dictated by ontogeny rather than by signals derived from the cells’ final tissue microenvironment.
Gordon F Heidkamp +2 more
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Archives of Surgery, 1980
When I have the opportunity to watch a bright young surgeon just a few years out of medical school as he casually stops his patient's heart and proceeds confidently with barely imaginable technical procedures while the patient's physiology is totally dependent on iatrogenic support, I feel like Darwin did as he looked at dinosaur bones in Patagonia ...
W. Barker
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When I have the opportunity to watch a bright young surgeon just a few years out of medical school as he casually stops his patient's heart and proceeds confidently with barely imaginable technical procedures while the patient's physiology is totally dependent on iatrogenic support, I feel like Darwin did as he looked at dinosaur bones in Patagonia ...
W. Barker
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Heat resistance throughout ontogeny: body size constrains thermal tolerance
Global Change Biology, 2017Michael Klockmann, Klaus Fischer
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The ontogeny of fairness in seven societies
Nature, 2015Peter R. Blake +13 more
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2022
Ontogeny refers to the developmental course of an organism. Here we focus on ontogeny of behavior. In both humans and other animals, movements and sensorimotor integration together with reaction to external environmental stimuli can be measured several days or even several months before birth or hatching.
Derégnaucourt, Sébastien +1 more
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Ontogeny refers to the developmental course of an organism. Here we focus on ontogeny of behavior. In both humans and other animals, movements and sensorimotor integration together with reaction to external environmental stimuli can be measured several days or even several months before birth or hatching.
Derégnaucourt, Sébastien +1 more
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Why War?, 2021
Unlike any other animal we have a history. We live in historical time thanks to culture and culture is largely technological in nature, whether the technologies we identify are languages, cities or machines.
C. Coker
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Unlike any other animal we have a history. We live in historical time thanks to culture and culture is largely technological in nature, whether the technologies we identify are languages, cities or machines.
C. Coker
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Annales de l'Institut Pasteur / Immunologie, 1983
We have provided a speculative overview of some of the questions concerning the nature of thymic stem cells and the role of the thymus in their maturation, and have suggested experimental approaches which might provide solutions to some of the questions.
Eric J. Jenkinson +2 more
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We have provided a speculative overview of some of the questions concerning the nature of thymic stem cells and the role of the thymus in their maturation, and have suggested experimental approaches which might provide solutions to some of the questions.
Eric J. Jenkinson +2 more
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Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology, 2004
Ontogeny of arousal data constitute a vital supplement to the sparse literature on spontaneous neuronal activity. These data demonstrate that measurable infant spontaneous arousals (SAs) with an inherent oscillatory entrainment occur six times more in active sleep than in quiet sleep of the same duration and are identifiable as a human neurobiologic ...
Jean M. Silvestri +13 more
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Ontogeny of arousal data constitute a vital supplement to the sparse literature on spontaneous neuronal activity. These data demonstrate that measurable infant spontaneous arousals (SAs) with an inherent oscillatory entrainment occur six times more in active sleep than in quiet sleep of the same duration and are identifiable as a human neurobiologic ...
Jean M. Silvestri +13 more
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