11 research outputs found
The Effect of Fungicides on Leaf Diseases and on Yield in Spring Barley in South-west England
No full textSTUDIES ON THE COMMON SPANGLE GALL OF OAK. III. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE STAGE IN LAMINAR EXTENSION OF THE HOST LEAF
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Decrease in the electrogenic Contribution of Na,K-ATPase and the resting membrane potential as a possible mechanism of Ca2+ accumulation in rat soleus muscle in a short-term gravity unloading
No full textSTUDIES ON THE COMMON SPANGLE GALL OF OAK: II. A GENERAL CONSIDERATION OF PAST WORK ON GALL INDUCTION
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Using theoretical models to analyse neural development
No full textThe development of the nervous system is an extremely complex and dynamic process. Through the continuous interplay of genetic information and changing intra- and extracellular environments, the nervous system constructs itself from precursor cells that divide and form neurons, which migrate, differentiate and establish synaptic connections. Our understanding of neural development can be greatly assisted by mathematical and computational modelling, because it allows us to bridge the gap between system-level dynamics and the lower level cellular and molecular processes. This Review shows the potential of theoretical models to examine many aspects of neural development. © 2011 Macmillan Publishers Limited. All rights reserved
