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  Research Regulatory Compliance

  edited by Mark A. Suckow, University of Notre Dame, Office of Research Notre Dame, IN, USA ; Bill J. Yates, University of Pittsburgh, Department of Otolaryngology Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

  Contents:
  Ch. 1. Human subjects research protections
  Ch. 2. Investigational new drug and device exemption process
  Ch. 3. The institutional animal care and use committee
  Ch. 4. Biological hazards and select agents
  Ch. 5. Radiological hazards and lasers
  Ch. 6. Controlled substances: maintaining institutional compliance
  Ch. 7. Export controls and US research universities
  Ch. 8. Data management and research integrity
  Ch. 9. Intellectual property
  Ch. 10. Financial conflicts of interest in research
  Ch. 11. Good laboratory practices (GLPs)
  Ch. 12. Human embryonic stem cell research oversight: a confluence of voluntary self-regulation and shifting policy initiatives
  Index.

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  Two-point discrimination distances in the normal hand and forearm: application to various methods of fingertip reconstruction.

  Gellis M, Pool R.

  Plast Reconstr Surg. 1977 Jan;59(1):57-63.

  Two-point discrimination in the hand and forearm is best during the third decade of life. In the fingertips, the ulnar digits are more discriminating than the radial digits. Males and females have equal two-point discrimination during each age decade. Fingertips are twice as discriminating as the thenar and hypothenar areas, and the thenar and hypothenar areas are twice as discriminating as the volar side of the wrist; the wrist is twice as discriminating as the forearm. The Kleinert and Kutler flaps demonstrated the best two-point discrimination among the repaired fingertips.

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