The "clean-fighting" Turk yesterday, to-day and to-morrow

Johnston, H. H.

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“…The population, coinprising about 8500 people, is relatively stable, co-operative, and representative of rural populations in the island; it is thus well suited to epidemiological studies designed to measure the prevalence of common diseases in the community. Prevalence rates of parasitic infestation (Johnston, 1959), hypertension (Miall et al, 1961), and bacteriuria (Kass et al, 1961) have been determined previously.…”

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Dilatation and Unfolding of the Aorta in a Jamaican Population

Stuart¹,

Miall²,

Tulloch³

et al. 1962

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Dilatation and Unfolding of the Aorta in a Jamaican Population

Stuart¹,

Miall²,

Tulloch³

et al. 1962

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“…This theoretically possible bifunctional adduct. in which one furocoumarin mol- t Land and Truscott (1979) suggest that coumarin and psoralen triplets are quenched by pyrimidine and purine bases via a charge transfer mechanism. The authors have shown that the triplets abstract electrons from donor molecules such as Pyr bases and Trp, yielding corresponding anion radicals.…”

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“…as implied from the paramagnetic ion quenching of 8-MOP to Thy (Bevilacqua and Bordin. 1973) and to calf thymus DNA (Fujita c't a/.. 1979).…”

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Photochemistry and Photobiology of Psoralens

Song

Tapley

1979

Photochem & Photobiology

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Abstract-The photochemistry and photobiology of psoralens have been rcvicwed on the basis of selected literature. In addition to the well establishcd photoaddition of psoralens to DNA. photoreactions involving RNA. tRNA and proteins warrant further studies. Although thymine seems to be one of the predominant bases for the psoralen photocycloaddition in DNA. photoreactions of other bases such as adenine and the mechanisms other than cycloaddition should also bc investigated in ordcr to fully assess the specificity of psoralen photoreactions and their application BS a probe for biopolymcr structure and as a tool for photobiological studies of microorganisms. Thc relativc photobiological importance of monoaddition vs crosslinking of psoralens to nucleic acids also remains to be fully elucidated.

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“…58 Fascinated by flight as a subject for art, Johnston soon found it "more or less impossible to do the subject justice in spare hours." 59 He successfully requested a two-month fulltime contract beginning in late August. In fact, his commission would continue until 14 March 1919 and see him sketch at flight training schools at Camp Borden, Leaside, Deseronto, and Long Branch, Ontario.…”

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Double Exposure: Photography and the Great War Paintings of Frank Johnston, Arthur Lismer, and Frederick Varley

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Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, trois artistes membres du futur Groupe des Sept – Frank Johnston (1888–1949), Frederick Varley (1881–1969) et Arthur Lismer (1885–1969) – ont utilisé le médium photographique pour créer des oeuvres dédiées au thème de la guerre. Johnston et Lismer n’ont jamais reconnu avoir utilisé la photographie dans leurs peintures de guerre, mais ont gardé certaines de leurs images sources dans leurs archives personnelles. Varley n’a conservé aucune photo de guerre et a rarement discuté publiquement de son usage de la photographie. De surcroît, ses biographes ont plutôt eu tendance à minimiser cet aspect de son travail et à hiérarchiser la peinture par rapport à la photographie. Le modèle se répète : après l’établissement du Fonds de souvenirs de guerre canadiens en décembre 1916, la photographie, malgré sa popularité, a été reléguée à un rôle secondaire de commercialisation visant à générer des revenus pour des commandes et des achats d’autres oeuvres d’art.

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The "clean-fighting" Turk yesterday, to-day and to-morrow

Cited by 8 publications

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Dilatation and Unfolding of the Aorta in a Jamaican Population

Dilatation and Unfolding of the Aorta in a Jamaican Population

Photochemistry and Photobiology of Psoralens

Double Exposure: Photography and the Great War Paintings of Frank Johnston, Arthur Lismer, and Frederick Varley

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