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    David Edwards, Jason E. Stajich, David Hansen, editors.
    Contents:
    DNA Sequence Databases / David Edwards, David Hansen and Jason E. Stajich
    Sequence Comparison Tools / Michael Imelfort
    Genome Browsers / Sheldon McKay and Scott Cain
    Predicting Non-coding RNA Transcripts / Laura A. Kavanaugh and Uwe Ohler
    Gene Prediction Methods / William H. Majoros, Ian Korf and Uwe Ohler
    Gene Annotation Methods / Laurens Wilming and Jennifer Harrow
    Regulatory Motif Analysis / Alan Moses and Saurabh Sinha
    Molecular Marker Discovery and Genetic Map Visualisation / Chris Duran, David Edwards and Jacqueline Batley
    Sequence Based Gene Expression Analysis / Lakshmi K. Matukumalli and Steven G. Schroeder
    Protein Sequence Databases / Terry Clark
    Protein Structure Prediction / Sitao Wu and Yang Zhang
    Classification of Information About Proteins / Amandeep S. Sidhu, Matthew I. Bellgard and Tharam S. Dillon
    High-Throughput Plant Phenotyping - Data Acquisition, Transformation, and Analysis / Matthias Eberius and José Lima-Guerra
    Phenome Analysis of Microorganisms / Christopher M. Gowen and Stephen S. Fong
    Standards for Functional Genomics / Stephen A. Chervitz, Helen Parkinson, Jennifer M. Fostel, Helen C. Causton and Susanna-Assunta Sanson, et al.
    Literature Databases / J. Lynn Fink
    Advanced Literature-Mining Tools / Pierre Zweigenbaum and Dina Demner-Fushman
    Data and Databases / Daniel Damian
    Programming Languages / John Boyle.
    Digital Access Springer 2009
  • Article
    Ellender G, Ham KN, Harcourt JK.
    Aust Dent J. 1979 Jun;24(3):174-7.
    The ultrastructural localization of corrosion products released from dental amalgam implants in rat subcutaneous tissue was studied by means of a sulphide-silver technique. Implants stimulated a prolonged inflammatory response with delayed granulation tissue formation and slow and faulty collagen formation. The metallic corrosion products were found both in cells and in association with matrix components. Intracellular metal deposits were predominantly in the cytoplasmic matrix and in vacuoles in the early (19 day) lesions, but at 60 days there was metal in many nuclei, both viable and dead. Collagen fibrils had metal on the surface and vascular basement membranes had granules of bound metals.
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