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Increased granule cell neurogenesis in the adult dentate gyrus following mossy fiber stimulation sufficient to induce long-term potentiation by Derrick, Brian E, York, Alison D, Martinez, Joe L

“…Neurons are continually added at a low rate to the granule cell layer of the dentate gyrus during adulthood in rats. The functional significance of this…”
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4. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALASKA FIRE SEASON OF 2015 by Partain, James L., Alden, Sharon, Bhatt, Uma S., Bieniek, Peter A., Brettschneider, Brian R., Lader, Rick T., Olsson, Peter Q., Rupp, T. Scott, Strader, Heidi, Thoman, Richard L., Walsh, John E., York, Alison D., Ziel, Robert H.

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An Assessment of the Role of Anthropogenic Climate Change in the Alaska Fire Season of 2015 by Partain, James L., Alden, Sharon, Strader, Heidi, Bhatt, Uma S., Bieniek, Peter A., Brettschneider, Brian R., Walsh, John E., Lader, Rick T., Olsson, Peter Q., Rupp, T. Scott, Thoman, Richard L., York, Alison D., Ziel, Robert H.

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Effect of winter high temperatures on reproduction and circannual rhythms in hibernating ground squirrels by Barnes, B M, York, A D

“…We tested whether prevention of hibernation in ground squirrels by midwinter exposure to high ambient temperatures influenced timing of the spring phase of…”
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S4. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALASKA FIRE SEASON OF 2015 by Partain, James L., Alden, Sharon, Bhatt, Uma S., Bieniek, Peter A., Brettschneider, Brian R., Lader, Rick, Olsson, Peter Q., Rupp, T. Scott, Strader, Heidi, Thoman, Richard L., Walsh, John E., York, Alison D., Ziel, Robert H.

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Reliability of CT scan cerebral hemispheric asymmetry measurements across multiple CT scans and variability in CT scanning angulation by Palumbo, Carole L., Naeser, Margaret A., York, Alison D.

“…To date every published paper on CT scan hemispheric asymmetries has measured the asymmetries on only one scan per subject. This study examines whether CT scan…”
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