Biology Digest 2002 - 2003: Vol 29 Index

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2002-2003
CUMULATIVE INDEX
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HOW TO USE THE CUMULATIVE INDEX
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B Vitamens comes after Butylated Hydroxy Tolluene (BHT) but before
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September 2002 (Vol. 29, No. 1) 02/03-0001 to 01/02-0305
October 2002 (Vol. 29, No. 2) 02/03-0306 to 01/02-0610
November 2002 (Vol. 29, No. 3) 02/03-0611 to 01/02-0915
December 2002 (Vol. 29, No. 4) 02/03-0916 to 01/02-1220
January 2003 (Vol. 29, No. 5) 02/03-1221 to 01/02-1525
February 2003 (Vol. 29, No. 6) 02/03-1526 to 01/02-1830
March 2003 (Vol. 29, No. 7) 0)2/03-1831 to 01/02-2135
April 2003 (Vol. 29, No. 8) 02/03-2136 to 01/02-2440
May 2003 (Vol. 29, No. 9) 02/03-2441 to 01/02-2745
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Keyword Index
1-PROPENYL-L-CYSTEINE SULFOXIDE (PRENCSO), ALLIINASE, LACHRYMATORY ACADEMIC TESTINC JN REFORM, INTELLIGE
FACTOR SYNTHASE, ONION, TEAR-INDUCING ENZYME, SYNTHASE ENZYMES RAINBOW PROJE( ADMISSIONS TES
HYDROXY-3-METHYL-GLUTARYL COENZYME A (HMG-COA) REDUCTASE ACANTHAMOEBA CASTELLANII, SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS.
INHIBITORS, STATINS, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE (CAD ACUTE CORONARY DISEASES, WATERBORNE PATHO( >, HELICOB.
SYNDROME (ACS), HYPERLIPIDEMIA, PATIENT COMPLIANCE ISEASE FREE-LIVING AMOEBAS, BACTERI INFECTIONS
PREVENTION, HEART DISEASE ACCIDENTAL INGESTIONS, THERAPEUTIC USE OF DIET
3-HYDROXY-3-METHYLGLUTARYL COENZYME A REDUCTASE INHIBITORS, ACUTE SUPPLEMENTS, POISON CONTROL JISTINCTION
CORONARY SYNDROMES, CLINICAL TRIALS, ISCHEMIC HEART EVENTS, STATINS SUPPLEMENT TOXICITY
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
ACCIDENTAL INJURIES
1-HYDROZYPROLINE, ASCORBIC-ACID DEFICIENCY, PLACENTAL TRANSPO EXPOSURE NVIRONMEN
MATURATION, VITAMINC , COLLAGEN, TRANSPORTER GENES, GENE NITIATIVES, DEVELOPING COL
MODIFICATIONS, BIRTH DEFECTS ACCUMULATION, UNI CRYSTALS, MOIST
17-YEAR CICADAS, PERIODICAL CICADAS, SPECIATION PROCESSES, LIFE CYCLE { IPITATION VAR
SMWAIGTICCHIICNAG,D A CINCEAODAT RELDIENECAIGME S, ISOLATION BARRIERS, NEW SPECIES N-CONVERTING
3, ONCOPROTEINS, MYELOBLAST¢ SETA
18CES-CMAFRINLESCEUSENIORIOR/NNOLG UD,N ETGOO,XOM NYOCGGSOLRULUAROCGPGOIHISCYCAE AL L( PEP(TFR)DS,GCO) ,RC EETEDNHNOUIONNRR-GEAS,CSM O ATLLOLUM NYG,C E LL MCAANLLCUIERGN NGA TNRTE CAANTCTMEURE,MN OTR PSO, SITCRAONNC ER DAOERMCOP)LX,I YFRIIDCRBAOOTSINOOUPNCH,LI LEAIC CH OMREIALCOID AN(N DONGGEANA)ES TERERC L USTI ER, ¢ ITIONO MPCOLMEPXL E
18T-OFMLOUGORRAOPDEHOYX YG(PLETU),C OSREAD IO(AFCDGT)I, VEM OLTERCACUELRASR, IRMAADGIINOGN, UCLPIDOESSI,T RONI MAEGMIINSGS ION ACEPTRIOCB IOTACIICDS, , BEONLEIFIGCOISAALC CHBAARCTIEDREISA,, BDIAIFRIYD OBPARCOTDEI
SYSTEMS, GENETIC VISUALIZATION, MOLECULAR MEDICINE GASTROINTESTINAL CT, FOOD ENHANCEMENT
ABANDONED FARMLAND, VOLE BEHAVIOR, TREE SEEDLING CONTROL, MEADOW \CETOMINOPHEN, LIVER FAILURE, HEPATOTOXICI
VOLES, REFORESTATION, MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS PROTHROMBIN ARACETAMOL OVERDOSE
ABDOMINAL A HOX PROTEINS, HEXAPODS, INSECT EVOLUTION, EVOLUTIONARY ACETYLCYSTEINE, CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY, NEPHROPATHY, CHRONIC RENAI
PMREOCTHEAINNISS, MS,B ODYM OLPLEAN CEUVLOALR UTBIAOSINS, OF HOAXD APPTRAOTTIEOINNSS,, UALRTTERMAIAB,I THDORROASXO PHHIOLXA ITMHPEARIARPMIEENST, PROCEDURAL COMPLICATION, KIDNEY FUNCTION, ANTIOXID
GENETIC SEQUENCES ACHIASMATA MEIOSIS, GAMETE PRODUCTION, DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER
\BDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM (AAA), ENDOLUMINAL REPAIR, ANEURYSM CHROMOSOME PAIRING, CHROMATID PAIRING, METAPHAS NAPHASI
RUPTURE, CATHETER-BASED STENTING, VASCULAR DISORDERS CENTROMERES, CELL REPLICATION, MEIOSIS
ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM (AAA), SURGICAL ANEURYSM REPAIR, ANEURYSM ACHILLES TENDON, ANKLE STRENGTHENING EXERCISES, PREVE NTIVE HEALT
TREATMENT, BLOOD VESSEL RUPTURE SPRAINED ANKLE TREATMENT
ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM (AAA), SURGICAL REPAIRS, COMPUTED ACHROMATIC INTENSITY, NIGHT VISION, DEILEPHILA ELPENOR, SUPERPOSITK
TOMOGRAPHY (CT) MEASUREMENTS, AORTIC REPAIR EYES, CHROMATICITY, COLOR PERCEPTION, EVENING FORAGING MOTH, M¢
ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENTS, PLANAR POLARITY, CELL ORIENTATION BEHAVIOR, ELEPHANT HAWKMOTH
DEVELOPMENTAL COMPARTMENTS, PROTEIN GRADIENTS, DROSOPHILA, CLONE ACHROMATIC LENS, CHROMATIC DISTORTION, MICROSCOPIC IMAGES
EXPERIMENTS, MUTATIONAL GENETIC ANALYSIS, GENE MUTATIONS HOOKE/ROBERT, WRIGHT/FRANK LLOYD, PASTEUR/LOUIS, SCIENCE IN AR
INSPIRATION, NATURAL WORLD
ABDOMINAL INFECTIONS, TROPICAL DISEASES, PRAZIQUANTEL, WATERBORNE
DISEASES, PARASITIC DISEASES, SCHISTOSOMIASIS ACID EATERS, NIGHT ACTIVE PLANTS, POLLINATION, SEED DISPERSAL, WATER
ABDOMINAL PAIN, TEGASEROD (ZELNORM), ALOSETRON (LOTRONEX), WOMEN’S CONSERVATION, RAINFOREST PLANTS, PLANT STRATEGIES
HEALTH, IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS), DIARRHEA, CONSTIPATION ACID ETCH BONDING, TOOTH SEALANT, PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY, CARIES
ABDOMINAL-PERINEAL RESECTION, ONCOLOGY, CHEMORADIATION, ANAL CHILDREN’S HEALTH, FISSURE SEALANTS, DENTAL CARIES
CARCINOMA, COLOSTOMY, HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUSES, CANCER/ANAL ACIDIC FOREST SOILS, ALUMINIUM, SULFUR, SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS
3-0876 ABEIATPOHPCIROCORAV LA LH,E DAERTCH,IE SAIROATNR TSI DFIISCIEAALS E HETARRETA,T MEFNOTO,D OARNGD AND RUIGM PLAADNMTAITNIIOSNT,R ATIJOANRV IK-(F7D A) HDFEOUCRBLEBISANTRE D VEBGREOTAOTKI ONE, XPETROIXIMCE NTWAALT ERSF,O RESTACI,D SROAILI N TEEFSFTIENCGT,S , SUWRAFTAECRE POWLALTEURT ION
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ABDOORMIGEISNTAILC ATDIOOGNS,, DNOOGR THE VOALUMTEIROINC,A N WDOOLGFS , ANPCEETSS,T ORG,EN ETAIRC CHRAEESOELAORGCYH 3-0098 ACMEIDENIRVFCIIURCAROTYNI MOEN,NC OTNATELAU TMRIPONRPAOHTTIIECOCANTT,II OONNL, A KEA GSETENRCCEOYSS SYO(SRET PAE)M ESF FECSTTSR,E SSNOORNSN,A TIWVAET ERI NVQAUSAILOINTSY
ABOILIRMNIMGGUUIINNSOETSGI,CL OBGREUENLLEIATNTII COSN,AS LHLIHOPTUSYM,PA ENS ,M AGLEAPNROEITPAI,UC L ATTRIAEOILNWAA TNIEAOSFNEFS IHNIIPATSIB,EOS R IGIINNDEISG ENOUS PEOPLES ACIADBINFOIRCAMTAILOINT,I ESN,O RTFHR OG AMMEORRITCAALNIT Y,F ROGNSA, TURRAALN A RPEISPIISETNAS,N CE,A MPHEINBVIIARNO NMENTAL
STRESSORS, MICROBIAL DEFENSE MECHANISMS
ABORTION, VAGINAL DISCHARGE, WOMEN’S HEALTH, HEALTHCARE IN VIETNAM
REPRODUCTIVE TRACT INFECTIONS, HEALTH MANAGEMENT ACIDITY BALANCE, CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2), CARBONIC ACID (H2CO3), CALCIUM
CARBONATE (CACO3), MARINE ORGANISMS, FORAMINIFERA SHELLS.
ABORTION CARE SERVICES, POSTABORTION COUNSELING, HUMAN COCCOLITHOPHORES, PHYTOPLANKTON, BORON ISOTOPES, OCEAN
IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV), MIDWIVES CHEMISTRY, BUFFERING EFFECTS
ABORTION PILL, CORTISOL BLOCKERS, CUSHING SYNDROME, DEPRESSION ACIDITY REDUCTION, EXTREME ACID RESISTANCE (XAR), CHLORIDE CHANNELS.
ESTROGEN BLOCKERS, HORMONE BLOCKERS, MIFEPRISTONE, PROGESTERONE HYDROCHLORIC ACID PROTECTION, ESCHERICHIA COLI, ENTERIC BACTERIA
BLOCKERS, RU-486, STRESS CONTROL MEDICATIONS, DRUG TREATMENT BACTERIAL RESISTANCE
2094 ABORTION PROVIDER SURVEY, NATIONAL ABORTION RATES, ALAN GUTTMACHER ACID RAIN, APATITE, FOREST ECOSYSTEM ACIDIFICATION, LEACHING OF CALCIUM
INSTITUTE, CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC) MYCORRHIZAL WEATHERING ACTION, HUBBARD BROOK EXPERIMENTAL
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEYS FOREST, CALCIUM PHOSPHATE SOURCES
POVERTY, MEDICAID, WOMEN’S HEALTH, SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
ACID RAIN EFFECTS, ACIDIC FOREST SOILS, SULFUR, SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS
ABSCESS DRAINAGE, ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT FAILURE, PERCUTANEOUS HUBBARD BROOK EXPERIMENTAL FOREST, SOIL TESTING, SURFACE WATER
TRANSTHORACIC TUBE DRAINAGE (PTTD), LUNG ABSCESSES, PULMONARY FOREST VEGETATION, TOXIC WATERS, ALUMINIUM, WATER POLLUTION DECLINE
DISEASES
ACIPENSER SPECIES, ATLANTIC SEA STURGEON, NORTH ATLANTIC
ABSCISIC ACID (ABA), GARCINIA MANGOSTANA, FRUIT DEVELOPMENT AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) SEQUENCES, ICE AGE, FISH MORPHOLOGY
MATURATION, ETHYLENE (C2H4), MANGOSTEENS, PHASEIC ACID (PA), SPECIATION
DIHYDROPHASEIC ACID (DPA)
0763 ACORDA THERAPEUTICS, NEURON REGENERATION, NOGO PROTEIN
ABSORPTION-DISTRIBUTION-METABOLISM-ELIMINATION-TOXICITY (ADMET) ASSAY REGENERATION OF SPINAL NERVES, SPINAL CORD INJURIES, CELLULAR
BIOINFORMATICS, MICROARRAYS, COMBINATORIAL LIBRARIES, DRUG SCAFFOLDS, FAMPRIDINE, PARALYSIS TREATMENT
DTEHVREOLUOGPHMEPNUTT, SCARMEEERNIICNAGN (NHATST)I, ONAMLI CROSTTIATNEDRA RDDISS H INSTITUTE, HIGH 0943 ACORN WORM, ENTEROPNEUSTS, HEMICHORDATA, HARRIMANIA PLANKTOPHILUS
MUCOCILIARY FEEDERS, PROTOCHORDATES, FILTER-FEEDING PHARYNX, WORM
ABSORPTION OF WATER, DESERT SNAILS, DENSITY DEPENDENCE, DEW PHARYNX, CHORDATE EVOLUTION, FEEDING MECHANISMS, FOOD INGESTION
COLLECTION, POPULATION DENSITY, SNAIL WATER INTAKE, WATER INFLUX
TROCHOIDEA SEETZENII ACOUSTICAL SENSITIVITY, MOSQUITO REPRODUCTION, COPULATION, INSECT
2097 ABSTINENCE RATES, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, TELEPHONE COUNSELING BEHAVIOR, MATING CALLS
QUITLINES, CLINICAL TRIALS, SERVICE SETTINGS, CALIFORNIA SMOKERS ACOUSTIC NEUROMA, TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (TMJ) SYNDROME
HELPLINE, SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMS SUBJECTIVE TINNITUS, OBJECTIVE TINNITUS, HEARING PROBLEMS, TINNITUS
OSTEOSCLEROSIS, RINGINGI N THE EARS
ABSTRACT CONCEPT REPRESENTATION, PREFRONTAL CORTEX (PFC), NUMBER
REPRESENTATION, LATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX, COGNITIVE PROCESSES ACOUSTIC PREDATOR RECOGNITION, HARBOR SEALS, KILLER WHALE
BRAIN, VISUAL PERCEPTION, CEREBRAL NETWORKS VOLCALIZATIONS, SELECTIVE HABITUATION, PREDATOR AVOIDANCE
1209 ABUMSOE,T HEPRH YSBIOONLDSO,G ICAALD REINMOPCACOTR,T ICEAORTLRYO PLIICFE STHROERSMSO NEEF FEC(TASC,TH ),N EGALNEICMTA,L INFANT SMTORDAITFEIGCIAETSI,O N, TRALNESAIRENNETD PROEPSUPLOATNISOENSS , RESIDENT POPULATIONS, BEHAVIOR
MODELS, POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES, FROG BEHAVIOR, RESONANT FREQUENCY, MATING CALI
ABUSED CHILDREN, CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE, DEVELOPMENT OF SEXUALLY AMPLIFICATION, FREQUENCY MODULATION, TREE-HOLE FROGS
ABUSIVE BEHAVIORS, VICTIM ABUSERS, SEXUALLY VICTIMIZED MALES 2063 ACOUSTIC SHOCK-WAVE THERAPY, PLANTAR FASCITIS, HEEL PAIN TREATMENTS
ABUSED RISK FACTORS, CHILD ABUSE, GENETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, ANTISOCIAL HEEL SPURS, STRETCHING, ORTHOTICS, CORTISONE INJECTIONS
BEHAVIOR, MONOAMINE OXIDASE A (MAOA) GENE, AGGRESSION, CHRONIC 0180 ACOUSTIC STREAMING, NONINVASIVE SURGERY, SURGICAL TECHNIQUES, HIGH
STRESS, NEUROTRANSMITTER CHANGES, VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, INHERITED INTENSITY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND (HIFU), ULTRASOUND
TRAITS 3-1419 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), ECONOMIC INEQUITIES IN
0857 ABUSED WOMEN, WOMEN’S HEALTH, PREGNANT WOMEN, SEXUALLY TREATMENT, GENE MUTATIONS, HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV
TRANSMITTED DISEASE (STD), PHYSICAL ABUSE REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE, VIRAL RIBONUCLEIC ACID
1009 ACACIA KOA, HAWAII, ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION, BIRDS, TROPICAL BIRDS. 0490 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), PATHOGENIC FUNGI
RAINFOREST CONSERVATION, HAKALAU NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, NATIVE ANTIFUNGAL DRUG RESISTANCE, ORAL CANDIDOSIS, HIGHLY ACTIVE
SPECIES RESTORATION ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY (HAART), FUNGAL INFECTIONS
ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS, CONFLICTS OF INTEREST, HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH 3-0507 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), IMMUNE SYSTEM, GENOMICS
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH, ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES RECOMBINANT VACCINES, VACCINE ADVANCEMENTS, INFECTIOUS DISEASES
(AAMC), FINANCIAL INTERESTS, BIASED RESULTS, SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT DEVELOPMENTAL DISEASES, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Keyword Index
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