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Using Basic Image Features for Texture Classification by Crosier, M., Griffin, L. D.

“…Representing texture images statistically as histograms over a discrete vocabulary of local features has proven widely effective for texture classification…”
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AI-enabled future crime by Caldwell, M., Andrews, J. T. A., Tanay, T., Griffin, L. D.

“…A review was conducted to identify possible applications of artificial intelligence and related technologies in the perpetration of crime. The collected…”
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Important factors determining the nanoscale tracking precision of dynamic microtubule ends by BOHNER, G., GUSTAFSSON, N., CADE, N.I., MAURER, S.P., GRIFFIN, L.D., SURREY, T.

“…Summary Tracking dynamic microtubule ends in fluorescence microscopy movies provides insight into the statistical properties of microtubule dynamics and is…”
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Zen and the art of medical image registration: correspondence, homology, and quality by Crum, W.R, Griffin, L.D, Hill, D.L.G, Hawkes, D.J

“…Nonrigid registration (NRR) is routinely used in the study of neuroanatomy and function and is a standard component of analysis packages such as SPM. There…”
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A geometric model of defensive peripersonal space by Bufacchi, R J, Liang, M, Griffin, L D, Iannetti, G D

“…Potentially harmful stimuli occurring within the defensive peripersonal space (DPPS), a protective area surrounding the body, elicit stronger defensive…”
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The prevalence of feline A/B blood types in the Sydney region by MALIK, R, GRIFFIN, DL, WHITE, JD, ROZMANEC, M, TISDALL, PLC, FOSTER, SF, BELL, K, NICHOLAS, FW

“…Objective To determine the distribution of A/B blood types in pedigree and crossbred cats in the Sydney region, and to estimate the associated risk of…”
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Automated detection of fluorescent cells in in‐resin fluorescence sections for integrated light and electron microscopy by DELPIANO, J., PIZARRO, L., PEDDIE, C.J., JONES, M.L., GRIFFIN, L.D., COLLINSON, L.M.

“…Summary Integrated array tomography combines fluorescence and electron imaging of ultrathin sections in one microscope, and enables accurate high‐resolution…”
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The late Miocene climate of northeastern Africa; unravelling the signals in the sedimentary succession by Griffin, David L

“…Examination of the depositional profile of the Miocene/Plio-Pleistocene succession at two locations in the Gulf of Suez and seven locations in the Red Sea…”
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Improved segmentation of meteorite micro-CT images using local histograms by Griffin, L.D., Elangovan, P., Mundell, A., Hezel, D.C.

“…In micro-CT images of meteorites individual components such as matrix, chondrules, Ca,Al-rich inclusions (CAIs), and opaque phases (metal and sulfide) are…”
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Solid Phase Extraction Gas Chromatography/Electron Capture Detector Method for the Determination of Organochlorine Pesticides in Wildlife Whole Blood by Volz, S. A, Johnston, J. J, Griffin, D. L

“…A gas chromatographic method for the analysis of 10 organochlorine pesticides in 0.5 mL of whole blood is described. Sample preparation involved an ethyl ether…”
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Neurosteroids: biochemistry and clinical significance by Mellon, Synthia H, Griffin, Lisa D

“…The brain, like the adrenals, gonads and the placenta, is a steroidogenic tissue. However, unlike classic steroidogenic tissues, the synthesis of steroids in…”
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How reliably can paediatric professionals identify pale stool from cholestatic newborns? by Bakshi, B, Sutcliffe, A, Akindolie, M, Vadamalayan, B, John, S, Arkley, C, Griffin, L D, Baker, A

“…The success of surgery in infants with hepatobiliary disease is inversely proportional to the age when surgery was performed. Pale stool colour is a major…”
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Aridity and humidity: two aspects of the late Miocene climate of North Africa and the Mediterranean by Griffin, David L.

“…The physiography of North Africa is not greatly changed from that of the Messinian. With the drawdown of the Mediterranean in the late Messinian the then…”
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The intrinsic geometry of the cerebral cortex by Griffin, L D

“…The mammalian cerebral cortex is a profoundly convoluted six-layered surface. The expansion of the cortex during evolution appears to be due to an increase in…”
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Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors Directly Alter Activity of Neurosteroidogenic Enzymes by Griffin, Lisa D., Mellon, Synthia H.

“…The neurosteroid 3α -hydroxysteroid-5α -pregnan-20-one (allopregnanolone) acts as a positive allosteric modulator of γ -aminobutyric acid at γ -aminobutyric…”
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Viability of cryopreserved BM progenitor cells stored for more than a decade by Donnenberg, A.D., Koch, E.K., Griffin, D.L., Stanczak, H.M., Kiss, J.E., Carlos, T.M., BuchBarker, D.M., Yeager, A.M.

“…PBPC or BM is increasingly being harvested in remission for possible use in the event of relapse. Although the value of this approach has not been…”
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Targeting of Hexokinase 1 to Liver and Hepatoma Mitochondria by Gelb, Bruce D., Adams, Volker, Jones, Stephen N., Griffin, Lisa D., MacGregor, Grant R., Edward R. B. Mc Cabe

“…The proportion of hexokinase (HK; EC 2.7.1.1) isozyme 1 (HK1) that is bound to the outer mitochondrial membrane is tissue specific and developmentally…”
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Activation of Glucose Transport by a Natural Mutation in the Human Insulin Receptor by Longo, Nicola, Langley, Sharon D., Griffin, Lorri D., Elsas, Louis J.

“…Naturally occurring mutations in the insulin receptor gene cause heritable severe insulin resistance. These mutations usually impair insulin receptor signaling…”
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Niemann-Pick type C disease involves disrupted neurosteroidogenesis and responds to allopregnanolone by Mellon, Synthia H, Griffin, Lisa D, Gong, Wenhui, Verot, Lucie

“…Niemann-Pick type C (NP-C) disease is a fatal, autosomal recessive, childhood neurodegenerative disease. The NP-C mouse recapitulates the cholesterol and…”
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Activation of insulin receptor signaling by a single amino acid substitution in the transmembrane domain by LONGO, N, SHUSTER, R. C, GRIFFIN, L. D, LANGLEY, S. D, ELSAS, L. J

“…The insulin receptor is a ligand-activated tyrosine kinase composed of two alpha and two beta subunits. A single transmembrane domain composed of 23…”
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