Solitary splenic lesions are unusual. A differential diagnosis can be organized around their
basic imaging appearance as either predominantly cystic or solid. Other imaging …

Non‐indigenous species (NIS) and hypoxia (<2 mg O 2 l −1 ) can disturb and restructure
aquatic communities. Both are heavily influenced by human activities and are intensifying with …

The rapid chemical analysis of individual cells is an analytical capability that will profoundly
impact many fields including bioaerosol detection for biodefense and cellular diagnostics for …

The purpose of this study was to determine if high school females differed in individual
measures of health‐related physical fitness, barriers to exercise, or activity level based on …

This paper reports the results of ethnographic research to describe risk for human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) infection among long-haul truck drivers and the contexts and factors that …

The importance of developing a robust nuclear forensics program to combat the illicit use of
nuclear material that may be used as an improvised nuclear device is widely accepted. In …

Excitation functions have been measured for production of isotopes of Th through Fm in
bombardments of Cm 248 with 231-to 323-MeV Ca 44 ions and for the production of isotopes of …

A method for producing synthetic debris similar to the melt glass produced by nuclear surface
testing is demonstrated. Melt glass from the first nuclear weapon test (commonly referred to …

The 7.6-h isotope 256 Es m was produced from a 2.5-μg/cm 2 target of 254 Es by the (t, p)
reaction. The reaction products were separated radiochemically, and the decay properties of …

A halophilic gram-negative rod was isolated from blood and cerebrospinal fluid collected
from a 70-year-old male having no known contact with seafood or salt water. Positive …