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151. Cryptococcus neoformansI. Nonencapsulated Mutants

Author

Bulmer, G. S., Sans, M. D., and Gunn, C. M.

Abstract

Seven nonencapsulated mutants of Cryptococcus neoformanswere isolated from an encapsulated strain of human origin. Initially, the mutants were avirulent for mice. After several months of subculturing, six of the seven isolates reverted to the encapsulated state and possessed varying degrees of virulence. The results of these experiments suggest that a strong correlation exists between the presence of a capsule and the virulence of C. neoformans.

Published
1967
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152. LETTERS.

Author

RODZINSKI, ARTUR, RIEBE, EDGAR W., TRIVAS, IRENE, BROWN, J. CAMERON, BURDETT, JAMES S., GREER, ROBSON L., ROBERTS, BOB, MURRAY, ARTHUR, GREENWALD, MYRTLE R., GINGRICH, ARNOLD, COTTON, RICHARD, WALD, JERRY, HELVICK, JAMES, COSGROVE, PAULINE, MEYER, SYLVAN, MCBRIDE, TERRENCE J., REAGAN, JOHN, SNYDER, BUELL R., GUNN, C. K., and KAPP, DAVID

Subjects
DANCE schools
Published
1958

153. The KARS Image Analysis System: A Low Cost Interactive System for Instruction and Research

Author

Williams, Lee T. H., Siebert, J., and Gunn, C.

Subjects
ComputingMethodologies_IMAGEPROCESSINGANDCOMPUTERVISION
Abstract

The Kansas Applied Remote Sensing (KARS) Program and Department of Geography- Meteorology have developed an interactive digital image processing program package that runs on the University of Kansas central computer. The module form and simple Fortran programming of the package has allowed easy and rapid upgrades and extensions of its capabilities. The package is comprised of sub image extraction and rectification, image display and enhancement, and both supervised and unsupervised classification routines. It has been used in both instructional and research settings at the University.

Published
1981

155. MAIL BAG.

Author

Reiber, Bob, O'Neill, Jean, Nyland, Elizabeth, Manning, Lloyd, Gunn, C. Chan, Russell, Martha, MacKenzie, E. Anne, Howarth, Denis, Matson, Charles, Roberts, Rod, Darlington, Earl, Fox, Ellen, Pressnail, Melissa, Hetherington, John, McCaig, Gary, and McCarthy, Patricia Kathleen

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, SCOLIOSIS, SCRAPBOOK journaling, TELEPHONES
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the February 4, 2008 issue including "Amazing brace," "Scrapbook widowers get unglued" and "Did Bell steal the idea for the phone?"

Published
2008

156. BETTER TOGETHER: THE POWER OR PATIENT AND PARENT PARTNERSHIPS.

Author

Gunn, C. and Gillis, Y.

Abstract

Patient- and family-centered care places emphasis on mutually beneficial partnerships between patients, families, and health care professionals. Working in partnership with patients and parents and allowing them to participate in the decision-making process reduces uncertainty and fear, which are predominant factors in distress. This results in an increase in quality and safety, as well as increased satisfaction for both the family and health care team. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

159. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS: PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS AND PERSPECTIVES.

Author

OKLAHOMA UNIV MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY, Gunn,C. G., OKLAHOMA UNIV MEDICAL CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY, and Gunn,C. G.

Abstract

The present status of the psychosocial factors pertinent to atherosclerosis especially in the coronary artery disease of the young patient is discussed in this report. Some integrative CS and peripheral autonomic mechanisms as determined by biologic experimental models have been described which influence lipid metabolism, blood clotting and atherosclerosis. Relevant studies of neuropharmacologic attempts to alter the above processes have been reviewed. It is obvious that no satisfactory agent or therapeutic regimen exists to prevent these pathologic events except those agents which might reverse the sclerotic process. These remain also for the pharmacologist to discover. (Author)

Published
1970

189. Withering heights.

Author

Gunn, C.

Subjects
OUTDOOR cooking
Abstract

Explains how to choose and prepare the proper foods to combat the effects of high altitude. Oxygen levels; Cold temperature; Energy needs; Need for snacks. INSET: Sample menu; Pressure-cooker lentil stew (recipe).;Shrimp....

Published
1989

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