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Modern survivors of previously more diverse lineages are regarded as living fossils, particularly when characterized by morphological stasis. Cycads are often cited as a classic example, reaching… (More)
- Peter Kruger, S. Mathews, Karan R. Aggarwala, N. Sánchez
- Vision research
- 1993
Longitudinal chromatic aberration of the eye (LCA) produces "color fringes" at edges that specify focus. Fincham [(1951) British Journal of Ophthalmology, 35, 381-393] concluded that these chromatic… (More)
- S. Mathews, Ricky Tsai, Elizabeth A. Kellogg
- American journal of botany
- 2000
Phylogenetic analyses of partial phytochrome B (PHYB) nuclear DNA sequences provide unambiguous resolution of evolutionary relationships within Poaceae. Analysis of PHYB nucleotides from 51 taxa… (More)
- S. Mathews, Peter Kruger
- Vision research
- 1994
We have investigated the spatiotemporal transfer function of human "reflex" accommodation. An accommodative mechanism that is sensitive to an intermediate temporal rate of retinal image contrast… (More)
- Robert A Hegele, Henian Cao, Christy L. Frankowski, S. Mathews, Todd Leff
- Diabetes
- 2002
Autosomal dominant familial partial lipodystrophy (FPLD) due to mutant LMNA encoding nuclear lamin A/C is characterized by adipose tissue repartitioning together with multiple metabolic disturbances,… (More)
- R. Fischer, Manfred Koller, +6 authors Erwin Strehler
- The Journal of biological chemistry
- 1988
The isolation of a novel complementary DNA (cDNA) clone coding for human calmodulin (CaM) is reported. Although it encodes a protein indistinguishable from the only known higher vertebrate… (More)
- Karan R. Aggarwala, E Kruger, S. Mathews, Peter Kruger
- Journal of the Optical Society of America. A…
- 1995
Previous studies have suggested that targets illuminated by monochromatic (narrow-band) light are less effective in stimulating the eye to change its focus than are black-white (broadband) targets.… (More)
- S. Mathews, P. K. Gupta, Ramesh Bhonde, Satish M. Totey
- Cell proliferation
- 2011
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  Chitosan is widely used as a scaffold for bone tissue engineering. However, up-to-date, no previous detailed study has been conducted to elucidate any mechanism of osteogenesis by… (More)
- S. Mathews, Gurmant P Singh, +7 authors George Grunberger
- Diabetes
- 2002
Fetuin inhibits insulin-induced insulin receptor (IR) autophosphorylation and tyrosine kinase activity in vitro, in intact cells, and in vivo. The fetuin gene (AHSG) is located on human chromosome… (More)