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Mapping cell dynamics in human ex vivo hair follicles suggests pulling mechanism of hair growth. [PDF]
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Genomic Epidemiology of West Nile Virus in Paris.
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Vie et oeuvre de Thomas Bois, 1900-1975
International Journal of Kurdish Studies, 1995exaly +2 more sources
Thomas Raistrick - Champion Boy Cornetist
2022Thomas Raistrick became the principal cornet player of the Shipley Brass Band at the age of 13 in 1905 and established himself as an accomplished soloist in his own right. He went on to direct the Band of the 6th West Yorkshire Regiment during WW1.
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Thomas Chatterton, the Marvelous Boy.
Modern Language Notes, 1931Herbert Ellsworth Cory +1 more
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From Boy to Man in Antiquity: Jesus in the Apocryphal Infancy Gospel of Thomas
Boyhood Studies, 2009This article presents a survey of research on childhood in antiquity and describes briefly the position of children in late antiquity and early Christianity. Special attention is given to the relationship between childhood and gender, with a focus on boyhood.
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The Knights of the Square Table: The Boy Scouts and Thomas Edison make an Arthurian Film
Arthuriana, 1994The George Kleine Collection of Early Motion Pictures in the Library of Congress contains a largely unknown example of Arthurian film, the Edison Company's 1917 release of The Knights of the Square Table. The film deserves attention for three reasons: it skillfully balances two parallel and interrelated plots; it continues a tradition that associated ...
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The Prehistory of The History of Mary Prince: Thomas Pringle's "The Bechuana Boy"
Nineteenth-Century Literature, 2009Thomas Pringle, a Scottish journalist and poet, is best known to Anglo-American scholarship for his role as editor of the first black female slave narrative to be published in Britain, The History of Mary Prince (1834). Pringle had lived in the Cape Colony from 1820 to 1826, however, and produced an important body of work that is not well known outside
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