51 (5)degrees with the benzene ring. In the crystal, molecules are linked

via weak intermolecular C-H center dot center dot center dot O and C-H center dot center dot center dot N hydrogen bonds into chains along [010].”
“Rat hippocampus plays a crucial role in many spatial see more tasks, including recognition of position of objects, which can be approached and explored. Whether hippocampus is also necessary for recognizing positions of objects located in an inaccessible part of the environment remains unclear. To address this question, we conditioned rats to press a lever when an object displayed on a distant computer screen was in a particular position (reward position) and not to press the lever when the object was in other positions (nonreward positions). After the rats had reached an asymptotic performance, the role of the dorsal HKI-272 hippocampus was assessed by blocking its activity with muscimol. The rats without functional dorsal hippocampus did not discriminate the reward position from the nonreward positions. Then the same rats were trained to discriminate light and dark conditions. The hippocampal inactivation did not disrupt the ability to discriminate these two conditions. It indicated that the inactivation itself had no major effect on the operant behavior and its control by visual stimuli. We conclude that

rats use dorsal hippocampus for recognizing positions of objects located CB-839 ic50 in an inaccessible part of the environment. (C) 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.”
“Demyelinating processes involving the central nervous system have a variety of aetiologies and can be separated into primary and secondary demyelinating processes. The classic example of primary demyelination is multiple sclerosis. Secondary demyelination, where the aetiology is known, includes infectious, metabolic and toxic disease processes. The underlying component of

all demyelinating disorders is damage to the myelin sheath and/or the oligodendrocyte, the cell forming the myelin sheath. These processes often have similar imaging findings, making knowledge of the patient’s history, physical examination and laboratory evaluation imperative for developing a differential diagnosis. This pictorial essay provides a review of the imaging of these diverse disorders.”
“The adsorption of a single-wall carbon nanotube on a well-defined metal surface produces substantial mutual interaction that can lead to strong effects both on the nanotube and on the substrate side. We report two kinds of step faceting on Au(111) and Cu(111). We observed local metallization of a semiconducting nanotube induced by the deformation pressure of crossing a step edge on Cu(111). The origin of this effect is discussed. Our results illustrate the complexity and the large number of situations encountered for the nanotube-on-metal system. (C) 2011 American Institute of Physics. [doi: 10.1063/1.