A treatise on chemistry,

Vol. I: 1st edition, 1877; 5th edition, 1920. Vol. II: 1st edition, 1878; 6th edition, 1923.

Paul Jones : his exploits in English seas during 1778-1780, contemporary accounts collected from English newspapers, with a complete bibliography /

Bibliography: p. [164]-327.

John Brown among the Quakers, and other sketches,

John Brown among the Quakers.--Mascoutin: a reminiscence of thenation of fire.--Black Hawk, Keokuk, and their village.--Nauvoo and theprophet.--The first meeting with the Dahkotahs.--The tragedy at Minnewaukon.

John Brown, the hero; personal reminiscences,

Mode of access: Internet.

Major Jones' Scenes in Georgia. Containing the whole of his Chronicles of Pineville, its incidents and characters ...

On cover: Peterson's illustrated uniform edition of humorous American works.

Letters of Dr. John Brown with letters from Ruskin, Thackeray, and others,

Mode of access: Internet.

Analysis of Cardinal Newman's "Apologia pro vitâ suâ" : with a glance at the history of popes, councils, and the church.

Editor's preface signed: Alfred H. Burton.

Five great Oxford leaders : Keble, Newman, Pusey, Liddon and Church /

Includes index and bibliographical references.

John Osawatomie Brown der Negerheiland : Festschrift zur ersten Säkularfeier der Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika /

With: Schwarze Kabinette / Emil König -- Skizzen und Studien zur französischen Revolutions-Geschichte / von Karl Brunnemann.

Portrait of Wolf Zacharias Wertheimer

It is a bust-length, with three-quarter view. The portrait is of the highest technical quality aswell as a good chatacter study.

Bursaphelenchus xylophilus : opportunities in comparative genomics and molecular host–parasite interactions

Most Bursaphelenchus species are fungal feeding nematodes that colonize dead or dying trees. However, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus , the pine wood nematode, is also a pathogen of trees and is the causal agent of pine wilt disease. B. xylophilus is native to North America and here it causes little damage to trees. Where it is introduced to new regions it causes huge damage. The most severely affected areas are found in the Far East but more recently B. xylophilus has been introduced into Portugal and the potential for damage here is also high. As incidence and severity of pine wilt disease are linked to temperature we suggest that climate change is likely to exacerbate the problems caused by B. xylophilus and, in addition, will extend (northwards in Europe) the range in which pine wilt disease can occur. Here we review what is currently known about the interactions of B. xylophilus with its hosts, including recent developments in our understanding of the molecular biology of pathogenicity in the nematode. We also examine the potential developments that could be made by more widespread use of genomics tools to understand interactions between B. xylophilus , bacterial pathogens that have been implicated in disease and host trees.

GenEST, a powerful bidirectional link between cDNA sequence data and gene expression profiles generated by cDNA-AFLP

The release of vast quantities of DNA sequence data by large-scale genome and expressed sequence tag (EST) projects underlines the necessity for the development of efficient and inexpensive ways to link sequence databases with temporal and spatial expression profiles. Here we demonstrate the power of linking cDNA sequence data (including EST sequences) with transcript profiles revealed by cDNA-AFLP, a highly reproducible differential display method based on restriction enzyme digests and selective amplification under high stringency conditions. We have developed a computer program (GenEST) that predicts the sizes of virtual transcript-derived fragments (TDFs) of in silico-digested cDNA sequences retrieved from databases. The vast majority of the resulting virtual TDFs could be traced back among the thousands of TDFs displayed on cDNA-AFLP gels. Sequencing of the corresponding bands excised from cDNA-AFLP gels revealed no inconsistencies. As a consequence, cDNA sequence databases can be screened very efficiently to identify genes with relevant expression profiles. The other way round, it is possible to switch from cDNA-AFLP gels to sequences in the databases. Using the restriction enzyme recognition sites, the primer extensions and the estimated TDF size as identifiers, the DNA sequence(s) corresponding to a TDF with an interesting expression pattern can be identified. In this paper we show examples in both directions by analyzing the plant parasitic nematode Globodera rostochiensis. Various novel pathogenicity factors were identified by combining ESTs from the infective stage juveniles with expression profiles of ∼4000 genes in five developmental stages produced by cDNA-AFLP.

Nine sermons preached before the University of Oxford /

"Printed chiefly between A.D. 1843-1855, now collected into one volume."