That's fantastic thank you!!

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone had access to the following (my institutional login won't give me access).

Supramolecular Structural Constraints on Alzheimer's β-Amyloid Fibrils from Electron Microscopy and Solid-State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Oleg N. Antzutkin , Richard D. Leapman , John J. Balbach and Robert Tycko. Biochemistry, 2002, 41 (51), pp 15436–15450.

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Got it!

That's fantastic, thank you Trin :-)

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone might have access to the following paper?

Nature Medicine 2, 224 - 229 (1996)
doi:10.1038/nm0296-224

Alzheimer−associated presenilins 1 and 2 : Neuronal expression in brain and localization to intracellular membranes in mammalian cells

Dora M. Kovacs1, Hillary J. Fausett1, Keith J. Page2, Tae-Wan Kim1, Robert D. Moir1, David E. Merriam1, Richard D. Hollister2, Olivia G. Hallmark1, Ronald Mancini1, Kevin M. Felsenstein3, Bradley T. Hyman2, Rudolph E. Tanzi1 & Wilma Wasco1

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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone might be so kind to see if they have access to the following article (my institutional access will not allow me to view it):

BOTTO, M.; HAWKINS, P. N.; BICKERSTAFF, M. C. M.; HERBERT, J.; BYGRAVE, A. E.; MCBRIDE, A.; HUTCHINSON, W. L.; TENNENT, G. A.; WALPORTZ, M. J. & PEPYS, M. B. 1997. Amyloid deposition is delayed in mice with targeted deletion of the serum amyloid P component gene. Nat Med, 3, 855-859.

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All of the advice given here is excellent. I also went to the wire on the submission with both supervisors commenting that I had masses of data I just needed to be more picky about what I was putting in. The deadline for September is achievable providing you have good data (and it seems like you do from what you are saying). I worked literally every hour god sent and had to complete the write-up while also being employed full time as a postdoc for the last 3 months.

I had the same sort of turn around as you and managed it. Someone said to me once that writing-up is, by every definition "a selfish process". You have to shut out every distraction and the way I got round it was to write up in my office. Either way you need a quiet, silent place to write - that is crucial! I used to work from about 9.30pm to ~1.30 - 2am every night without fail (apart from Saturday night and Sunday only) over the last 3 months and basically anytime in-between that was free. In the early days I did have all of the day time as well but my advice would be to work hard in the beginning as well as at the end, as hard as that is!

I cannot stress anymore that if you want this you will get it like so many posting here have said. I actually feel like a changed person for all the right reasons having submitted and now working towards my viva (and trust me, I'm not the fate-loving type). A PhD is a real feat of human performance and I respect everyone who tackles them!! Maintaining contact with your supervisor as you said will be more important than ever now. I agreed deadlines with my supervisor and submitted work as close as absolutely possible to the deadlines set and that really drived me in the right direction.

Finally don't worry about everyone around you! In the end I found that most of them were under the same if not worse pressure; you just have to focus on what you are doing! All the best of luck and keeping going ice you're almost there now!

Hey,

Your supervisors may find these papers very useful for new and existing members of their research group. My research group has filing cabinets full of papers organised into respective research students from past projects. I would ask your supervisors if they want them, however I would only do this if they were organised in the first place as you don't want to spend the next few weeks sorting them out!! From what you have said they are already organised though so kudos there!

Thanks shoulder I have PM'd my email address over :-)

Thank you!

Hi Guys. I am really not having any luck today in getting any paper I need and am getting desperate to find something useful. If anyone has access to the following it would be hugely appreciated:

FLACH, T. L.; NG, G.; HARI, A.; DESROSIERS, M. D.; ZHANG, P.; WARD, S. M.; SEAMONE, M. E.; VILAYSANE, A.; MUCSI, A. D.; FONG, Y.; PRENNER, E.; LING, C. C.; TSCHOPP, J.; MURUVE, D. A.; AMREIN, M. W. & SHI, Y. 2011. Alum interaction with dendritic cell membrane lipids is essential for its adjuvanticity. Nature Medicine, 17, 479-U121.

URL: http://www.nature.com/nm/journal/v17/n4/full/nm.2306.html#/access

:-) Thanks :-)

Hi, sorry to be on the scrounge but my uni's Athens "access" is refusing to give me access to the following paper and I would be eternally grateful if anyone could access a copy for me:

BUZZELL, G. R. 1975. DOUBLE-EMBEDDING TECHNIQUES FOR LIGHT MICROSCOPE HISTOLOGY. Stain Technology, 50, 285-287.

I did find a database where it could be accessed from if this helps (I can't access it from here): http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10520297509117072

Thanks!!

Hi,

I am new to this forum so apologies if I have posted incorrectly. I wondered if anyone had access to the Informa healthcare website (my institution won't allow me access unfortunately). In particular I was after the following papers:


http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10520297509117072
Double-Embedding Techniques for Light Microscope

Histologyhttp://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10520299209110051?journalCode=bih
A Double-Embedding Technique for Thin Tissue Membranes

http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10520297809111436
Embedding Softened Herbarium Material in Spurr's Resin for Histological Studies

http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10520297809111945
Transmission And Scanning Electron Microscope Preparations Of The Same Cell Culture


I would be grateful for any of these papers but particularly the last one listed.

Thanks!