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  • Distortions in Perceived Direction of Motion Predicted by Population Response in Visual Cortex
    Wu, Wei (2009)
    <p>The visual system is thought to represent the trajectory of moving objects in the activity of large populations of cortical neurons that respond preferentially to the direction of stimulus motion. Here I employed in ...
  • Electrosprayed core-shell microspheres for protein delivery
    Wu, Yiquan; Kennedy, Scott J.; Clark, Robert L. (ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY, 2010)
    This communication describes a single-step electrospraying technique that generates core-shell microspheres (CSMs) with encapsulated protein as the core and an amphiphilic biodegradable polymer as the shell. The protein ...
  • A longitudinal study of epigenetic variation in twins
    Caspi, Avshalom; Williams, Benjamin; Houts, Renate; Moffitt, Terrie (LANDES BIOSCIENCE, 2010)
    DNA methylation is a key epigenetic mechanism involved in the developmental regulation of gene expression. Alterations in DNA methylation are established contributors to inter-individual phenotypic variation and have been ...
  • Poleward Transport of TPX2 in the Mammalian Mitotic Spindle Requires Dynein, Eg5, and Microtubule Flux
    Tulu, Dr Serdar (AMER SOC CELL BIOLOGY, 2010)
    TPX2 is a Ran-regulated spindle assembly factor that is required for kinetochore fiber formation and activation of the mitotic kinase Aurora A. TPX2 is enriched near spindle poles and is required near kinetochores, suggesting ...
  • Research and Development Competition in the Chemicals Industry
    Finger, Stephen R (2008-04-24)
    This dissertation is composed of two related chapters dealing with research and development. I evaluate the effects of the Research and Experimentation Tax Credit on the Chemicals Industry and then examine the determinants ...
  • Succinct Data Structures
    Gupta, Ankur (2007-12-14)
    The world is drowning in data. The recent explosion of web publishing, XML data, bioinformation, scientific data, image data, geographical map data, and even email communications has put a strain on our ability to manage ...