Search Results - "D'Aquila, A. L."

Single-Cycle Nonlinear Optics by Goulielmakis, E, Schultze, M, Hofstetter, M, Yakovlev, V.S, Gagnon, J, Uiberacker, M, Aquila, A.L, Gullikson, E.M, Attwood, D.T, Kienberger, R, Krausz, F, Kleineberg, U

“…Nonlinear optics plays a central role in the advancement of optical science and laser-based technologies. We report on the confinement of the nonlinear…”
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A novel role of the corticotrophin‐releasing hormone regulating peptide, teneurin C‐terminal associated peptide 1, on glucose uptake into the brain by Hogg, D. W., Chen, Y., D'Aquila, A. L., Xu, M., Husić, M., Tan, L. A., Bull, C., Lovejoy, D. A.

“…Teneurin C‐terminal associated peptide (TCAP) is an ancient paracrine signalling agent that evolved via lateral gene transfer from prokaryotes into an early…”
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Developments in realistic design for aperiodic Mo/Si multilayer mirrors by Aquila, A L, Salmassi, F, Dollar, F, Liu, Y, Gullikson, E

“…Aperiodic multilayers have been designed for various applications, using numeric algorithms and analytical solutions, for many years with varying levels of…”
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Cytoskeletal structure and recovery in single human cardiac myocytes by Aquila, Louise A, McCarthy, Patrick M, Smedira, Nicholas G, Young, James B, Moravec, Christine Schomisch

“…Mechanical support of the failing human heart with a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) normalizes many components of myocyte structure and function. We…”
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Quantitation and Distribution of β-tubulin in Human Cardiac Myocytes by Aquila-Pastir, Louise A., DiPaola, Nicholas R., Matteo, Rosalia G., Smedira, Nicholas G., McCarthy, Patrick M., Moravec, Christine Schomisch

“…L. A. Aquila -Pastir, N. R. DiPaola, R. G. Matteo, N. G. S medira, P. M. McCarthy and C. S. Moravec. Quantitation and Distribution of β-tubulin in Human…”
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Telemetry provides new insights into entrainment of activity wheel circadian rhythms and the role of body temperature in the development of ulcers in the activity-stress paradigm by Murphy, Helen M, Wideman, Cyrilla H, Aquila, Louise A, Nadzam, George R

“…Two methods of monitoring the circadian rhythm of activity in rodents: (1) an activity wheel cage, which detects the number of wheel revolutions, and (2) an…”
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