Biology Digest 2003 - 2004: Vol 30 Index

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2003-2004
CUMULATIVE INDEX
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Information on
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Keyword Index
Author Index. .
HOW TO USE THE CUMULATIVE Il
The Cumulative Index uses perfect alphabetizing. This means that words appear
in alphabetical order as if each entry were one word. Spaces and hyphens do
not affect the placement of the word. Here are a few examples. The entry
B Vitamens comes after Butylated Hydroxy Tolluene (BHT) but before
Bypass Activity. That is, “Bv...” comes after “Bu...” but before “By....” Here
is another example. Diethylcarbamazine (DEC) will fall in between the two
entries Diet and Health and Dieting, as “Dieth...” comes after “Dieta...” but
before “Dieti....” Perfect alphabetizing also means multple-word entries may
not be listed together. For instance, the entry Ant Colonies appears on page
16, but the entry Ant Predation does not appear until page 18 because there
are over 100 entries that come in between “Ante...” and “Antp....” Finally,
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Smell; also check out Sensory; don’t just look up Teeth, but also Tooth, etc.
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September 2003 (Vol. 30, No. 1) 03/04-0001 to 03/04-0305
October 2003 (Vol. 30, No. 2) 03/04-0306 to 03/04-0610
November 2003 (Vol. 30, No. 3) 03/04-0611 to 03/04-0915
December 2003 (Vol. 30, No. 4) 03/04-0196 to 03/04-1220
January 2004 (Vol. 30, No. 5) 03/04-1221 to 03/04-1525
February 2004 (Vol. 30, No. 6) 03/04-1526 to 03/04-1830
March 2004 (Vol. 30, No. 7) 03/04-1831 to 03/04-2135
April 2004 (Vol. 30, No. 8) 03/04-2136 to 03/04-2440
May 2004 (Vol. 30, No. 9) 03/04-2441 to 03/04-2745
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SECTION
X PREDATION, INVASIVE SPECIES 0000 ACE--SEE ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME
ETATE, GAST ROLOBIUM VILLOSUM, CRINKLE 0841 ACETYLCHOLINE, HYPERHIDROSIS, PERSPIRATION, UNDERARM SWEATING
SWEATY PALMS, FOCAL HYPERHIDROSIS, BOTOX INJECTIONS, EXCESSIVE
ROPS, INTEGRATED SWEATING
GICA ONTROL ACETYLCHOLINE, NICOTINE RISKS, NEURON STIMULATION, APOPTOSIS TUMOR
GROWTH, VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR (VEGF), DERMAL
FIBROBLASTS, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, SMOKING ADDICTION
ACETYLS, DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) DECODING, GENETIC CODE, HISTONE
PROTEINS, METHYLS, UBIQUITINS, CHROMATINS, CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION
ACETYL TAGS, METHYLATION TRANSPOSONS, EPIGENETIC MARKERS, HUMAN
GENOME, HISTONE CODE CANCER SCHIZOPHRENIA, BIPOLAR DISORDERS
CHILDHOOD DIABETES
ACHAEARANEA TEPIDARIORUM, VISCID SILK, EVOLUTION OF WEBS, SPIDER
BEHAVIOR, THERIDIIDAE SPIDERS, WEB CONSTRUCTION, LATRODECTUS
GEOMETRICUS, THERIDION SISYPHIUM AND T. VARIANS
ACHATINA FULICA, EUGLANDINA ROSEA, SNAIL CONSERVATION, TREE SNAILS
PARTULIDAE, SOCIETY ISLANDS, ISLAND HABITATS, EXTINCT SPECIES
PREDATORY SNAILS, ENDANGERED SPECIES
ACHEULEAN STONE TOOLS, OUT OF AFRICA, DMANISI ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE
HOMO ERECTUS, PALEOANTHROPOLOGY,H UMAN EVOLUTION, REPUBLIC OF
GEORGIA, AUSTRALOPITHECUS, FOSSIL REMAINS, EVOLUTIONARY THEORIES
EM \CHEULO-YABRUDIAN COMPLEX, SPELEOTHEM ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROXY HUMAN
EVOLUTION, OUT-OF-AFRICA MODEL, LOWER PALEOLITHIC, QESEM CAVE
LEVANT ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES, ISRAEL, STONE TOOL EVOLUTION
0691 ACID-DAMAGED LAKES, AQUATIC SYSTEM RECOVERY, LAKE ECOSYSTEMS
NORTHERN LAKES, INVERTEBRATE RECOLONIZATION, MAYFLIES, AMPHIPODS
BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES, WATER POLLUTION
ACID-DAMAGED LAKES, GLOBAL WARMING, WATER QUALITY LAKE ECOSYSTEMS
ACIDIFICATION, SMALLMOUTH BASS, LAKE TROUT SPORT FISH, FISH
POPULATION RECOVERY
ACIDIC LAKES, CANADIAN SHIELD LAKES, CLADOCERANS, COPEPODS
EDESTRIAN CRASHES ACIDIFICATION INDICATORS, MICROCRUSTACEANS, INDICATOR SPECIES, WATER
AUTOMOBILE QUALITY, PLANKTON, LAKE ECOSYSTEMS
ACIDIC RUNOFF, BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS, MINE DRAINAGE EFFLUENT ARSENK
TINAIL TRACT TAINTED WELL WATER, TOXIC METAL LEACHATE OXIDATION, MINERAI
ASTROINTESTINAIL BREAKDOWN
ACIDIFICATION, GOTHENBURG PROTOCOL, ROOF EXPERIMENTS SOIL RECOVERY
S MUSK OPOSSUM LOC( MOTION METHODS, WATER RUNOFF, CATIONS, MODEL FOR ACIDIFIC ATION OF
HYPAXIAI MOTOR PATTERNS GROUNDWATER IN CATCHMENTS, CLIMATE CHANGE
1LANTATION, INTESTINAL FAILURE ACIDIFICATION, MELANIN, DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC), ULTRAVIOLET
RADIATION (UVR) EXPOSURI KILLARNEY PROVINCIAL PARK, FOOD WEBS
TEASES, CASPASE CHAOBORUS LARVAE LAKE ECOSYSTEMS, INSECT MORTALITY, ENVIRONMENTAL
TIVE DISEASES, CELL DEATH THREATS
ACIDIFICATION, SMALLMOUTH BASS, LAKE TROUT SPORT FISH FISH POPULATION
RANSDUCTION RECOVERY, LAKE ECOSYSTEMS, WATER QUALITY GLOBAL WARMING, ACID.
LL GROWTH DAMAGED LAKES
ACIDIFICATION INDICATORS, MICROCRUSTACEANS, COPEPODS, CLADOCERANS
PREDICTIVE CANADIAN SHIELD LAKES, ACIDIC LAKES, INDICATOR SPECIES, WATER QUALITY
STA TES, SYSTEM PLANKTON, LAKE ECOSYSTEMS
ESTORATION ACID-MINE DRAINAGE, SCHWERTMANNITE, YELLOW BOY, MINE ECOSYSTEMS
TOXIC CHEMICAL REMEDIATION, GEOMICROBIOLOGY, SYMBIONTS, MICROBIAL
ERACTIONS, ARID ENVIRONMENTS PARQUE INTERACTIONS, FUNGI, BACTERIA
WORLD BIOSPHERE RESERVE, TOP 0005 ACIDOSIS, CATTLE DISORDERS, LIVER ABSCESSES, STREPTOCOCCUS BOVIS
AL CONTROL, SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENTS FUSOBACTERIUM NECROPHORUM, FEED ADDITIVES, ANTIBIOTICS, DIGESTIVE
POLLINATION PHENOLOGI AL FLOWERING FACTORS, IONOPHORES
) DURATION, PLANT EVOLUTION, POLLINATION 03/04 ACID-PRODUCING BACTERIA, GREEN TEA, DENTAL CARIES TOOTH DECAY, HUMAN
MOUTH, CATECHINS, TE 4 PROPERTIES, CAMELLIA SINENSIS, STREPTOCOCCUS
REUTZFELDT-JAKOB DISEASE (CJD), SPONGIFORM BACTERIAL CONTROL
N )RMDSI,S EAOSLESF A( INTFOERCYT IOSNE NSROORUYT E PAINT HPWRAIYO N DISEASES 03/04 ACICDA RRBAOINN, (GDLOOCB),A L THWEARRMMAILN G,S TRBAOTRIEFAILCA TITORNO,U T PHLOATKEOSS,Y NTDHIESSSIOSL,V ED WAOTRGEARNSIHCE D
MURDER, IMPLICIT ASSOCIATION TEST (IAT) SOILS, ECOLOGY
CHOPATHK BEHAVIOR, PSYCHIATRIC TESTS 03/04-0663 ACID RAIN, FOREST SOIL, CALCIUM LOSS, RUNOFF CATCHMENT AREAS, WATER
MENT, AUSTRALIA, SIMPSON DESERT, EUROPEAN CHEMISTRY, MASS BALANCE STUDIES
SIEMPTATCLTESM EN INCTION, CLIMATE EFFECTS, ENVIRONMENTAL 03/04 ACI(ADT PRASEES)I,S TAPNRCOET,O NP H PUBMAPLSA,N CE,G RAME-NPZOYSMIET IVEA CTIBVAICTYT,E RIAAD, ENOBSAICNTEE RIATLR IPRHEOSSPPOHNASTEASS E
ABFORROIGG INAPLOP ULP I ION BUF TR)AL IAM,A RINCUAS,N E CTOONATDRSO,L IMNVEATSHIVOED S SPECIES, KUNINJKI 03/04 ACIEDS CHSHEORCIKC,H IAG ENCEO LI,C ODEIXNTGR,E MEA MIANCOI D ACRIEDS ISDTEACNACREB OX(XYALR)A,T IAORNG,I NIPNAET-HAOGGMEANTSI.N E
ABORTION, I JNOMICS, TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS ANTIPORTER, SALMONELLA, BACTERIAL INFECTIONS
HARDIN/¢ POPULATION CONTROL IMMIGRATION 03/04-0529 ACIDULATED PHOSPHATE FLUORIDE, DENTAL CARIES, FLUORIDATED DENTIFRICES
ABSORPTION-DISTRIB TION-METABOLISM-ELIMINATION-TOXICITY (ADMET) TOOTH REMINERALIZATION, TEETH
ASSAYS. | NSKI'S RULE OF FIVE, DRUG DEVELOPMENT, COMBINATORIAL 03/04-1730 ACNE THERAPY, INFLAMMATORY ACNE, SEBACEOUS GLANDS
CHEMISTRY (¢ OMBICHEM LABORATORY ROBOTICS, HIGH-THROUGHPUT PROPIONIBACTERIUM ACNES, LEUKOCYTE CHEMOATTRACTION, MACROPHAGE
SCREENIN¢ HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMOTOGRAPHY (HPLC) ACTIVATION, LASER TREATMENT, SKIN DISORDERS
ABUSE IDENTIFICAT GYNECOLOGY CLINICS, SEXUAL ABUSE, PHYSICAL HARM ACOELOMATA, ULTRAVIOLET C (UVC) RADIATION, DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA)
EMOTIONAL ABUSE WOMEN'S HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH PLANARIA REGENERATION, PYRIMIDINE DIMERS, NEOBLASTS, REGENERATION
ABUSE OF ANTIBI )TICS, RESISTANCE GENE TRANSFER, DRUG DEVELOPMENT INHIBITION, CELL DAMAGE
BACTERIAL DISEASES, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE 03/04-2739 ACORN CONSUMPTION, DECIDUOUS FORESTS, OAK SEEDLING SURVIVAL,
ABYSSAL COMMUNITIES HABITAT, SEAFLOOR, PORCUPINE ABYSSAL PLAIN HARDWOOD FOREST
PHYTODETRITUS MARINE LIFE, BENTHIC ECOSYSTEMS, ATLANTIC OCEAN 03/04-1557 ACOUSTIC SIGNAL CHANGES, ARCTOCEPHALUS TROPICALIS, SUBANTARCTIC FUR
ACACIA TREE ERYTHROCEBUS PATAS, PATAS, PRIMATOLOGY, KENYA, LIFE SEAL, MOTHER-PUP RECOGNITION, MEMORY RETENTION, SEAL VOCALIZATIONS,
HISTORY MAMMALIAN BEHAVIOR, CALL VARIATIONS
ACADEMIA, PHYSICAI SCIEN( ES, CIVILIAN ECONOMY, MATHEMATICS MAJOR 03/04-2490 ACOUSTIC STARTLE RESPONSE, TYMPANAL HEARING ORGANS, TIGER BEETLES
ENGINEERING MAJOR SCIENCE MAJOR, FOREIGN GRADUATE STUDENTS MEGACEPHELA CAROLINA CAROLINA, HEARING ORGANS, INSECT BEHAVIOR.
ACAM1000 SMALL »?OX VACCINE, DRYAX SMALLPOX VACCINE, BIOTERRORISM PREDATOR AVOIDANCE
VACCINIA VIRUS VARIOLA VIRUS, SMALLPOX VACCINATION, VACCINE 03/04-2327 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), DRUG COCKTAIL, EPIDEMICS,
DEVELOPMENT HIGHLY ACTIVE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY (HAART), HUMAN
1300 ACAMBAY, TURBIDITY, FINGERLINGS. MACROPHYTES, ENVIRONMENTAL IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV), TUBERCULOSIS (TB)
ENTITLEMENTS, CARI AQUACULTURE, FISH PRODUCTION, MEXICO 03/04-2326 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY
1530 ACANTHASPIS, PARADOCLA, INSECT BEHAVIOR, ARMY ANTS, PREDATOR-PREY VIRUS (HIV) TESTING, PREGNANCY, BLOOD TESTING, ABBOTT LABORATORIES.
RELATIONSHIPS, CAMOUFLAGE, ASSASSIN BUGS, NYMPH STAGE ORAQUICK RAPID HIV-1, DISEASE PREVENTION, MOTHER-TO-CHILD, DISEASE
TRANSMISSION
1411 ACCARABRODSIE,O VASTCYPUEL AR2 DIDAIBSEETASEES M(CEVLDL)I, TUSP,O STI-MPPRAAINRDEIDA L GLHUCYOPSEER GLYTOCLEEMRIANAC E (IGT), 03/04-1143 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY
HYPERTENSION VIRUS (HIV), HEALTHCARE DELIVERY, IMMUNE SYSTEM DAMAGE,
ANTIRETROVIRAL DRUG REGIMENS, HIGHLY ACTIVE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY
0058 ACARTIA TONSA, MARINE FOOD WEB, PLANKTONIC COPEPODS, ESCAPE JUMPS, (HAART)
LIGHT INTENSITY RESPONSES, PREDATOR AVOIDANCE., COPEPOD BEHAVIOR
03/04-1102 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY
0902 ACCIDENT FATALITIES, TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT, MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES, VIRUS (HIV), AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN, HISPANIC WOMEN, CULTURAL BIASES,
DRIVING CONVICTIONS, AUTOMOBILE RISKS SAFE SEX, HETEROSEXUAL SEX, BISEXUALITY, WOMEN'S HEALTH
1873 ACCIPITER COOPERII, COOPER'S HAWK, HAWK LIFE HISTORY, RAPTORS, BIRD 03/04-1438 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS), HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS
POPULATIONS, ENDANGERED SPECIES RECOVERY (HCMV), IMMUNE SYSTEM, BIRTH DEFECTS, HERPESVIRUSES, EPIDERMAL
ACCUWEATHER, METEOROLOGY, WEATHER FORECASTING, REALFEEL GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR (EGFR), CELLULAR RECEPTORS, VIRAL INFECTIONS,
TEMPERATURE, WIND CHILL, TEMPERATURE, COLD PERCEPTION DISEASE PREVENTION
Keyword Index
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