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Pacemaker implant in Grenada - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Parkinson’s disease: phase II gene therapy clinical trials show promise. How to get pushed around inside a cell →. Pacemaker implant in Grenada. May 22, 2011. Pacemaker Implant Team at the Grenada General Hospital. Photo credit: Josh Yetman. Dr Johansen Sylvester is the driving force behind St George’s University’s. Which brings cardiac care to the citizens of Grenada. The device was a St. Jude Medical. S1627 — Res...
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August 2011 - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Monthly Archives: August 2011. Etymology of “Clostridia perfringens”. August 31, 2011. What do names mean? Why is a dog named “dog”? These are questions that have perplexed three year old children for eternity – and vexed their parents. In the world of microbiology, organisms are usually named for the people who … Continue reading →. Books to learn by in my first term at medical school. August 20, 2011. Kurzweil – ...
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beta-carboline: Do we learn better when we are anxious? - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Parkinson’s disease: phase II gene therapy clinical trials show promise →. Beta-carboline: Do we learn better when we are anxious? May 5, 2011. I’m currently studying the sedative-hypnotic group of drugs. There is a great deal of chemical variation within the group, so a drug is classified as a sedative-hypnotic based upon it’s clinical effects, and not on it’s chemical makup. Chloride channel. The GABA. Channel opens...
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Books to learn by in my first term at medical school. - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. How to get pushed around inside a cell. Etymology of “Clostridia perfringens” →. Books to learn by in my first term at medical school. August 20, 2011. The first term of medical school was a challenge. Biochemistry had changed significantly since I took the course as an undergraduate. Comparative anatomy was a distant memory of preserved animals and the smell of formaldehyde. Embryology can be a challenge. It is a hi...
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May 2011 - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Monthly Archives: May 2011. How to get pushed around inside a cell. May 29, 2011. What do Listeria monocytogenes (a Gram positive rod), Shigella dysenteria (a Gram negative rod), and the Vaccinia virus (a double stranded DNA poxvirus) all have in common? They all hijack the actin polymerization capability of the host cell in order … Continue reading →. Comments Off on How to get pushed around inside a cell. May 22, 2011.
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S.1627 - Resident Physician Shortage Reduction Act of 2011 - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. How to learn to read EKGs. AVR Dragon Programmer / Debugger by Atmel Unboxing →. S1627 — Resident Physician Shortage Reduction Act of 2011. October 18, 2011. On October 6th, 2011, the New England Journal of Medicine published a Health Policy Report entitled “ The Uncertain Future of Medicare and Graduate Medical Education. How do you think dinner will taste? The need for new physicians is well known. As the boomers a...
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Publications - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Wu, G, Svenson, R. H., Littmann, L., Chuang, C. H., Thompson, M., Nanney, G. A., Splinter, R., Tatsis, G. P. and Dezern, K. R. (1997),. Laser photoablation of experimental post-infarction ventricular tachycardia guided by three dimensional activation mapping. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 20: 119 130. doi: 10.1002/(SICI)1096-9101(1997)20:2 119: AID-LSM2 3.0.CO;2-T. Applied Optics 34, 391-399 doi:10.1364/AO.34&#...Guang...
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Atmel AVR microcontrollers Archives - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Category Archives: Atmel AVR microcontrollers. AVR Dragon Programmer / Debugger by Atmel Unboxing. September 25, 2013. Working with the Arduino is a lot of fun, and it is a great way to get your feet wet in the world of microcontrollers. But when you decide to start working on more customized projects, you will realize that … Continue reading →. Comments Off on AVR Dragon Programmer / Debugger by Atmel Unboxing. Verbally...
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How to get pushed around inside a cell - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Pacemaker implant in Grenada. Books to learn by in my first term at medical school. →. How to get pushed around inside a cell. May 29, 2011. Polystyrene Bead being pushed by F-actin filaments. A Gram positive rod),. A Gram negative rod), and the. A double stranded DNA poxvirus) all have in common? They all hijack the actin polymerization capability of the host cell in order to become motile. Uses a different enzyme, Acti...
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September 2011 - Synaptic Plastic | Glenn Nanney
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Synaptic Plastic Glenn Nanney. Building connections between technology and medicine. Monthly Archives: September 2011. How to learn to read EKGs. September 8, 2011. I’ve had several people ask me about learning to read EKGs. In my opinion, there are two things that you must master to effectively interpret EKGs. First, and most obviously, you must understand the conduction system of the heart, the … Continue reading →. Comments Off on How to learn to read EKGs. How to learn to read EKGs. Sometimes I'm ask...
