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Effects of Lithium on Growth Cone Activity in Gallus gallus Neurons
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Aaron Douglas and the Barnes Foundation : the complexities of racial identity.
No full text114 leaves; illustrations.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 78-82).Acknowledgements||Introduction||Chapter 1: Approaching Africa: The Origins of Douglas’s Modernist Primitivism||Chapter 2: Douglas at the Barnes: Its Impact on Aspects of Negro Life||Chapter 3: Douglas’s Continued Use of Afrotropes: The Denial of Coevalness in Haitian Mural
and Conflation of Origins in Untitled (African Ritual)||
Conclusion||Figure List||Works Cited||Illustration
Effects of ethanol on pigmentation development, dispersion, size, and shape in Danio rerio embryo heads
No full text9 pages; color illustrations
Effects of Lithium on Axonal Growth Cone Area.
No full text10 pages; color illustrations.Includes bibliographical references
Rethinking collaboration : a multimodal study in Shakespeare.
No full textIncludes bibliographical references: leaves 135-138.i, 146 leaves : illustrations (some color), facsimiles.INTRODUCTION||RETHEORIZING COLLABORATION||CULTURAL CONTEXT||LEXOMICS||Lexomic Methods||Applied Lexomics||Control: Middle School Writing Sample||PREVIOUS COLLABORATION STUDIES||Pre-digital||Post-digital||CONCLUSION||WORKS CITED||FIGURE
Effects of Acute Lithium Exposure on Mitochondrial Abundance in the Glial Cells of Gallus gallus.
No full text16 pages; color illustrations
Human nature : the presence of popular psychology in Agatha Christie novels.
No full textvi, 58 leaves.Includes bibliographical references.The 1920s and ’30s in Great Britain saw the creation of the middlebrow, the emergence of popular psychology, and the Golden Age of Mystery Fiction. These three phenomena come together in the works of Agatha Christie. Christie’s use of psychology in her novels helped place mystery fiction in the newly created middlebrow category by reflecting middle class interests and concerns in interwar Britain.The middlebrow, popular psychology, and mystery fiction -- The effects of popular psychology on the Hercule Poirot mysteries -- The effects of popular psychology on the Miss Marple mysteries
