Titlebook: Uniaxial Stress Technique and Investigations of Correlated Electron Systems; Mark Edward Barber Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Mark Edward Barberpatiotemporal scale of micro- to millimeters and seconds, diffusion dominates the distribution process; at various larger spatiotemporal scales, chemical stimuli are dispersed by fluid motion. This chapter will focus on the distribution of chemical stimuli and its consequences for chemoreceptive pro

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Mark Edward Barberxtent of interaction of sugar and phytohormone signalling pathways in controlling and fine-tuning various plant growth and stress responses. The following chapter concisely summarizes the molecular and physiological interaction of different sugar signalling pathways with hormone signalling pathways

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Mark Edward Barberd in the visual cortex of all mammals where they have been sought, and in greater abundance in the superior colliculi of the midbrain. In the primary visual cortex there are, beside the simple-field cells the so-called ‘complex cells’ or ‘tilt-detectors.’ In the peristriate area no simple cells are

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2190-5053 ated. In the second experiment, precise and continuous strain control is used to probe symmetry breaking and novel phase formation in the vicinity of a quantum critical point in Sr.3.Ru.2.O.7...978-3-030-06760-1978-3-319-93973-5Series ISSN 2190-5053 Series E-ISSN 2190-5061