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H M Cole
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A future without tobacco: a call for papers.
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A system for quantitative morphological measurement and electronic modelling of neurons: three-dimensional reconstruction.
A system for accurately reconstructing neurones from optical sections taken at high magnification is described. Cells are digitised on a 68000-based microcomputer to form a database consisting of a series of linked nodes each consisting of x, y, z coordinates and an estimate of dendritic diameter. This database is used to generate three-dimensional (3-D) displays of the neurone and allows quantitative analysis of the cell volume, surface area and dendritic length. Images of the cell can be manipulated locally or transferred to an IBM 3090 mainframe where a wireframe model can be displayed on an IBM 5080 graphics terminal and rotated interactively in real time, allowing visualisation of the cell from all angles. Space-filling models can also be produced. Reconstructions can also provide morphological data for passive electrical simulations of hippocampal pyramidal cells.
From the Office of the General Counsel: a new JAMA column.
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Four years of replacing ailing hearts: surgeons assess data, questions remain.
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A simple procedure for the routine testing of respirator sorbents.
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Long-term effects of sulfur dioxide and graphite dust on rats.
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Ciliary activity and pulmonary retention of inhaled dust in rats exposed to sulfur dioxide.
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A JAMA theme issue on women's health. Call for papers.
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