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- Influence
Diabetic dimorphism according to acetylator status.
- A W Burrows, T D Hockaday, J. I. Mann, J. Taylor
- Medicine
- British medical journal
- 28 January 1978
Two groups of diabetics and 19 normal controls had their rate of acetylation of sulphadimidine measured. Among 47 patients with maturity onset diabetes the 29 fast acetylators were older at diagnosis… Expand
On Nervous Symptoms and Morbid Changes in the Spinal Cord in Certain Cases of Profound Anæmia.
- J. Taylor
- Medicine
- Medico-chirurgical transactions
Magnetic Charge of the Proton and Neutron
EVER since the beautiful discussion by Dirac1 in 1931 of the monopole—the magnetically charged counterpart of the electron—a great deal of effort has been spent in looking for ib2. This effort is all… Expand
Do black holes really explode?
THE creation of particles out of the vacuum will occur in regions of space–time where the metric is changing rapidly. Theoretical discussions of this process encounter some interpretational… Expand
Existence of the Schrödinger and Heisenberg Pictures
IN a recent article in Nature1, a discussion on the foundations of quantum theory was presented by Dirac. He pointed out that the Schrödinger picture (S-picture) does not exist for quantized… Expand
Is there any scientific explanation of the paranormal?
- J. Taylor, E. Balanovski
- Psychology, Medicine
- Nature
- 14 June 1979
THE apparent impossibility of the occurrence of ‘paranormal’ phenomena has not discouraged their extensive investigation, although there has not been any uniformly accepted validation or explanation… Expand
Can electromagnetism account for extra-sensory phenomena?
- E. Balanovski, J. Taylor
- Computer Science, Medicine
- Nature
- 2 November 1978
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Quantum Field Maths
- J. Taylor
- Nature
- 1 April 1973
Mathematics of Contemporary Physics.Edited By R. F. Streater. Pp. xi + 274. (Academic: New York and London, December 1972.) £6; $17.50.