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    Robert W. Baloh, MD, Professor of Neurology and Head and Neck Surgery, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Director of Neurotology Clinic and Laboratory, Ronald Regan Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA.
    Contents:
    Ménière recognizes that vertigo can originate from the inner ear
    Ménière, a man of many interests
    Breuer discovers how the balance portion of the inner ear works
    Breuer, the Renaissance man
    Breuer's experiments on the semicircular canals and otolith organs
    Breuer's contributions to psychiatry and philosophy
    Politzer's otology clinic and the discovery of the caloric test
    Bárány's formative years and the conflict in Politzer's clinic
    The war years and Bárány's decision to leave Vienna
    Bárány's test battery and the first description of BPPV
    Bárány's life in Uppsala and his work with Lorente de Nó
    Hallpike and the pathology of Ménière's disease
    Hallpike's formative years
    Hallpike's caloric test
    Hallpike defines the syndrome of BPPV
    Schuknecht and his breakthrough on BPPV
    Schuknecht's temporal bone bank in Boston
    Schuknecht's crusade against myths in otology
    Semont and Epley maneuvers
    Evolution of treatment maneuvers for BPPV
    Summary and future directions.
    Digital Access Oxford 2017
  • Book
    by Doreen Duchesne = Le déclin du travail familial non rémunéré au Canada / par Doreen Duchesne.
    Print c1989
  • Article
    Fukumaki Y, Shimada K, Takagi Y.
    Biochim Biophys Acta. 1977 Sep 06;478(1):90-8.
    Regulation of expression of a bacterial guaA gene inserted into colicin E1 DNA by an in vitro recombination was studied under various growth conditions. In Escherichia coli K-12 cells that carried this hybrid ColEl plasmid the level of guaA enzyme activity was not regulated by the concentration of guanine in the medium, but by the number of plasmid DNA copies. The optimal conditions for amplifying the guaA gene product by chloramphenicol treatment were determined. The level of guaA enzyme activity found under the optimal conditions was about 37 times that in extracts of wild-type E. coli cultured in guanine-free medium. The properties of the promoter for the guaA gene and applicability of this hybrid ColEl plasmid for amplification of various gene products were discussed.
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