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- The various members of the Pike family—parents, grandparents, et al.—each thought someone else had bought Danny the new bicycle.† (source)
- "And finally, Front Three: The Progress Reports: We're going to hack into the faculty computer network and use their grading database to send out letters to Kevin et al.'s families saying that they are failing some of their classes."† (source)
- She'd considered taking a shower in the locker room at school, but that might be even more dangerous, Tina et al. The other day at lunch, Tina had made a big point of walking by Eleanor's table and mouthing the C-word.† (source)
- 3868 (February 14, 1969); and C. S. Stulberg, L. Coriell, et al., "The Animal Cell Culture Collection," In Vitro 5 (1970).† (source)
- Scott's company picnic was an annual family affair, fifty computer specialists, plus kids, wives, significant others, et al, eating, drinking, and being otherwise merry on the water slides, wave and wading pools at a decidedly fun place called Wild Waters.† (source)
- Howard Friedman et al" "Understanding and Assessing Nonverbal Expressiveness: The Affective Communication Test," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (1980), vol. no. pp. 333-3*1.† (source)
- I mean, I thought you were probably here when I saw Lindsay, et al. You guys usually travel in packs, you know?† (source)
- Knowing something about how the mind of a parent works, I felt pretty certain that they'd put two and two together to equal five and thus decide that my new friends (Jenny et al) were a bad influence on me after all.† (source)
- I had been uneasily aware of my face cactus while I was debating whether or not to attempt criminal assault, and that unease had helped to stop me—Gillette, Aqua Velva, Burma Shave, et al., have made the browbeaten American male, namely me, timid about attempting seduction and/or rape unless freshly planed off.† (source)
- Goering et al. deserved severe punishment.† (source)
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- ... their famous balconies and tombs of Juliet and Romeo et al., ... (source)
- William J. Catalona, M.D., et al. (CV-01065 and 06-2301); Tilousi v.† (source)
- Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (03-1120); Association for Molecular Pathology et al. v.† (source)
- 494); and John Moore v. The Regents of the University of California et al. (51 Cal.† (source)
- Margaret M. Heckler, Secretary of the Department of Health Human Services et al. (756 F.2d 143).† (source)
- Still, I suspect Madison, et al. are lurking nearby somewhere, waiting to see when and if I leave.† (source)
- Growth of the L-cell (the first immortal cell line, grown from a mouse) was documented in W R. Earle et al., "Production of Malignancy in Vitro.† (source)
- For a sampling of Cofield's long legal history, see Sir Keenan Kester Cofield v. ALA Public Service Commission et al. (No.† (source)
- United States Patent and Trademark Office; Myriad Genetics et al. (case documents online at aclu.org/brca/); and Bearder et al. v.† (source)
- Chapter 27: The Secret of Immortality For more on Jeremy Rifkin's lawsuits, see Foundation on Economic Trends et al. v. Otis R. Bowen et al. (No.† (source)
- For the research done on the Lacks family's blood samples, see S. H. Hsu, B. Z. Schacter, et al., "Genetic Characteristics of the HeLa Cell," Science 191, no. 4225 (January 30, 1976).† (source)
- 87–3393) and Foundation on Economic Trends et al. v. Margaret M. Heckler, Secretary of the Department of Health Human Services et al. (756 F.2d 143).† (source)
- 91–5957); Cofield v. the Henrietta Lacks Health History Foundation, Inc., et al. (CV-97–33934); United States of America v. Keenan Kester Cofield (99–5417); and Keenan Kester Cofield v. United States (1:08-mc-001 10-UNA).† (source)
- 1–2 (January-March 1998); Marjorie Sun, "Scientists Settle Cell Line Dispute," Science, April 22, 1983; and Ivor Royston, "Cell Lines from Human Patients: Who Owns Them?" presented at the AFCR Public Policy Symposium, 42nd Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., May 6, 1985; and Miles Inc v. Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation et al. (89–56302).† (source)
- Sources regarding the ongoing controversy include L. Coriell, "Cell Repository," Science 180, no. 4084 (April 27, 1973); W A. Nelson-Rees et al., "Banded Marker Chromosomes as Indicators of Intraspecies Cellular Contamination," Science 184, no. 4141 (June 7, 1974); K. S. Lavappa et al., "Examination of ATCC Stocks for HeLa Marker Chromosomes in Human Cell Lines," Nature 259 (January 22, 1976); W K. Heneen, "HeLa Cells and Their Possible Contamination of Other Cell Lines: Karyotype…† (source)
- Other resources related to early concern over culture contamination include L. B. Robinson et al., "Contamination of Human Cell Cultures by Pleuropneumonialike Organisms," Science 124, no. 3232 (December 7, 1956); R. R. Gurner, R. A. Coombs, and R. Stevenson, "Results of Tests for the Species of Origins of Cell Lines by Means of the Mixed Agglutination Reaction," Experimental Cell Research 28 (September 1962); R. Dulbecco, "Transformation of Cells in Vitro by Viruses," Science 142…† (source)
- For a selection of HPV research involving HeLa cells, see Michael Boshart et al., "A New Type of Papillomavirus DNA, Its Presence in Genital Cancer Biopsies and in Cell Lines Derived from Cervical Cancer," EMBO Journal 3, no. 5 (1984); R. A. Jesudasan et al., "Rearrangement of Chromosome Band nqi3 in HeLa Cells," Anticancer Research 14 (1994); N. C. Popescu et al., "Integration Sites of Human Papillomavirus 18 DNA Sequences on HeLa Cell Chromosomes," Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics 44…† (source)
- …of Adult Human Prostatic Epithelium," Science 170, no. 3957 (October 30, 1970); A. Yoshida, S. Watanabe, and S. M. Gartler, "Identification of HeLa Cell Glucose 6-phosphate Dehydrogenase," Biochemical Genetics 5 (1971); W. D. Peterson et al., "Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Isoenzymes in Human Cell Cultures Determined by Sucrose-Agar Gel and Cellulose Acetate Zymograms," Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 128, no. 3 (July 1968); Y. Matsuya and H.…† (source)
- Much of the Moore story appears in court and government documents, particularly the "Statement of John L. Moore Before the Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight," House Committee on Science and Technology Hearings on the Use of Human Patient Materials in the Development of Commercial Biomedical Products, October 29, 1985; John Moore v. The Regents of the University of California et al. (249 Cal.† (source)
- For information on the use of "biological payloads" as cover for spy missions, see Eye in the Sky: The Story of the Corona Spy Satellites, edited by Dwayne A. Day et al. The early paper suggesting the possibility of HeLa contamination is L. Coriell et al., "Common Antigens in Tissue Culture Cell Lines," Science, July 25, 1958.† (source)
- 2d 1064); Steven York v. Howard W. Jones et al. (89–373-N); The Washington University v. William J. Catalona, M.D., et al. (CV-01065 and 06–2301); Tilousi v. Arizona State University Board of Re gents (04-CV-1290); Metabolite Laboratories, Inc., and Competitive Technologies, Inc., v. Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (03–1120); Association for Molecular Pathology et al. v. United States Patent and Trademark Office; Myriad Genetics et al. (case documents online at…† (source)
- 4141 (June 7, 1974); K. S. Lavappa et al., "Examination of ATCC Stocks for HeLa Marker Chromosomes in Human Cell Lines," Nature 259 (January 22, 1976); W K. Heneen, "HeLa Cells and Their Possible Contamination of Other Cell Lines: Karyotype Studies," Hereditas 82 (1976); W A. Nelson-Rees and R. R. Flandermeyer, "HeLa Cultures Defined," Science 191, no.† (source)
- Otis R. Bowen et al. (No.† (source)
- …and in Cell Lines Derived from Cervical Cancer," EMBO Journal 3, no. 5 (1984); R. A. Jesudasan et al., "Rearrangement of Chromosome Band nqi3 in HeLa Cells," Anticancer Research 14 (1994); N. C. Popescu et al., "Integration Sites of Human Papillomavirus 18 DNA Sequences on HeLa Cell Chromosomes," Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics 44 (1987); and E. S. Srivatsan et al., "Loss of Heterozygosity for Alleles on Chromosome 11 in Cervical Carcinoma," American Journal of Human Genetics 49 (1991).† (source)
- The literature on the use of human tissues in research, and the ethical and policy debate surrounding it, is vast and includes E. W. Clayton, K. K. Steinberg, et al., "Informed Consent for Genetic Research on Stored Tissue Samples," Journal of the American Medical Association 274, no. 22 (December 13, 1995): 1806–7, and resulting letters to the editor; The Stored Tissue Issue: Biomedical Research, Ethics, and Law in the Era of Genomic Medicine, by Robert F Weir and Robert S. Olick;…† (source)
- …information on the laws regarding confidentiality of medical records, and the debate surrounding them, see Lori Andrews's "Medical Genetics: A Legal Frontier;" Confidentiality of Health Records by Herman Schuchman, Leila Foster, Sandra Nye, et al.; M. Siegler, "Confidentiality in Medicine: A Decrepit Concept," New England Journal of Medicine 307, no. 24 (December 9, 1982): 1518–1521; R. M. Gellman, "Prescribing Privacy," North Carolina Law Review 62, no. 255 (January 1984); "Report…† (source)
- Brian Mullen et al., "Newscasters' facial expressions and voting behavior of viewers: Can a smile elect a President?† (source)
- The next was from the Veterans Administration, dated just after my discharge, telling me that as a result of Barton vs. United States, et al., it had been found that I was legally a "war orphan" and entitled to $110/month for schooling until age twenty-three.† (source)
- But I think I'm a lot stronger and ready to face things again (Jenny et al).† (source)
- I know Mom et al will be home soon, which gives me a small window of opportunity to hook up with the monster one last time.† (source)
- Marinetti, Chirico, et al., are sent into the outer darkness, and the new railroad station in Rome will not be modernistic.† (source)
- Ferge, Wehsal, et al. Several even brought him flowers.† (source)
- Salomon, Redisch, Hessenfeld, Magnus, Iltis, Levi, et al. hardly took second place to her—fell victim to a whole variety of "conditions," with several of them coming close to imitating Herr Popov.† (source)
- The scholarly six-volume The Iliad: A Commentary, edited by G. S. Kirk et al. (Cambridge, 1985-1993), contains excellent, readable essays on major topics of Homeric research.† (source)
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