… CAP, according to Sohmer (348) and Dayal (63) as well as our own findings (Klinke and Galley,
unpublished … We too have observed this effect in the cat (Klinke and Galley, unpublished …

The present study examines changes in a variety of oculomotoric variables as a function of
increasing sleepiness in 129 participants, who have been passed through a broad range of …

The lack of novel antimicrobial drugs under development coupled with the increasing occurrence
of resistance to existing antibiotics by community and hospital acquired infections is of …

Surfactant-mediated removal of proteins from biomembranes invariably results in partial or
complete loss of function and disassembly of multi-protein complexes. We determined the …

… Galley and Fritz, 1987), Using additional mental arithmetic tasks whilc tracking light spots
we found increased saccadic velocity in our subjects (Galley and Boldt, 1985; Galley… (Galley …

… The final aspect of EOG data to be mentioned here is the saccadic velocity (we have reviewed
the theoretical and methodological background elsewhere, Galley 1989). For example, …

… and Fritz 1987; Galley 1993; Galley 1998; Galley and Galley 1999; Galley 2001; Galley 2010),
but here we report analyses of pooled data under the main aspect which factors modulate …

In this study, the unrehearsed performance of music, known as ‘sight reading’, is used as a
model to examine the influence of motoric laterality on highly challenging musical …

The relation between mental speed and musical ability was investigated. Seventeen subjects
aged 3‐7 years were divided into two subgroups: one (G1; n= 9 ) consisted of children who …

The O-acetylation of the essential cell wall polymer peptidoglycan occurs in most Gram-positive
bacterial pathogens, including species of Staphylococcus, Streptococcus and …