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Theoretical of Aspects of Aging (1974)Theoretical of Aspects of AgingSTOCHASTIC MORTALITY MODELLING (2008)STOCHASTIC MORTALITY MODELLINGBrand death: A developmental model of senescence (2008)Brand death: A developmental …A Novel Technique for Transforming the Theft of Mortal Human Cells Into Praiseworthy Federal Policy 11Modified and updated from a lecture originally presented March 6, 1989, at the Seminar on Clinical and Research Applications of Human Cells and Tissues, American Association of Tissue Banks, Arlington, VA. (1998)A Novel Technique for Transfo…Behavioral Approaches to Gerontology (1984)Behavioral Approaches to Gero…Rate of aging, rate of dying and the mechanism of mortality (1982)Rate of aging, rate of dying …Longevity: Some familial correlates (1980)Longevity: Some familial corr…Critical Evaluation of the Concept of Mental Aging (1978)Critical Evaluation of the Co…The Coming of Age of WI-381 1This work was not supported in whole or in part by Grant R01 AG 03478 from the National Institute on Aging, NIH, Bethesda, Md.2 2A version of this paper was presented at the thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Tissue Culture Association, at the Session-in-Depth, “Origin of Cell Lines,” organized and chaired by Dr. Robert E. Stevenson, Orlando, Florida, 13 June 1983. This was an invited paper in which Dr. Stevenson requested an historical perspective on the development of the human diploid cell strains, in particular WI-38 with no technical details, since they can be found in the literature (14, 19). He requested “introspection that may yield some interesting insights into the process of scientific thought and motivation of scientists … because the scientific literature seldom contains such information and future generations of scientists may never know this important and often misunderstood background of thinking and motivation unless you tell it directly. Also, in retrospect, how do you feel now about your approach? And what would you do differently today, given your interim experience and the current state of the art? In sum, this is a license to philosophize and distill your wisdom.”The invitation to present this paper could not have come at a more propitious time. Believe it or not, this year marks the twenty-first birthday of WI-38. The cells have reached their majority. Since they are normal human cells, they actually fulfill all the criteria necessary to obtain a voting registration card. Indeed, they are the first cultured normal human cell population to ever reach voting age. But, alas, they contain no brain cells. However, that never was a requirement for voting rights in this country. (1984)Science as Intellectual Property: Who Controls Scientific Research? (1985)Biotechnology: The University-Industrial Complex (1988)Old Age Mental Disorders in Newcastle upon Tyne (1964)Memory, related functions, and age (1974)Aging and Behavior (1984)Les dimensions de la mortalite (1959)Manuel de démographie historique (1967)The familial component in longevity—A study of offspring of nonagenarians: III. Intrafamilial studies (1978)Towards a Genealogical Epidemiology of Longevity (1997)The Selfish Gene (1976)Possessions and the Extended Self (1988)Handbook of Positive Psychology (2001)Old habits die hard: A tale of two failed companies and unwanted inheritance (2013)The brand personality of rocks (2013)Brand antiquity and value perception: Are customers willing to pay higher prices for older brands? (2020)XXIV. On the nature of the function expressive of the law of human mortality, and on a new mode of determining the value of life contingencies. In a letter to Francis Baily, Esq. F. R. S. &c (1825)Aging: Some Social and Biological Aspects (1961)Sensory Processes and Age Effects in Normal Adults (1971)Mortality and aging in a heterogeneous population: A stochastic process model with observed and unobserved variables (1985)Continuing the Search for a Law of Mortality (1996)THE COMPARATIVE DEMOGRAPHY OF PRIMATES: With Some Comments on the Evolution of Life Histories (1998)Ecology and the aging process. (1973)Handbook of Aging and the Social Sciences (1977)Handbook of the Psychology of Aging (1978)Assessing Deficits and Supports in the Elderly (1985)Behavioral Gerontology (1991)The Value of Behavioral Perspectives in Treating Older Adults (1998)An equilibrium characterization of the term structure (1977)Bond Pricing and the Term Structure of Interest Rates: A New Methodology for Contingent Claims Valuation (1992)Time Series Analysis, Forecasting, and Control (1995)Trends in Canadian Mortality by Pension Level: Evidence from the CPP and QPP (2020)
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