The Role of the Mammalian Prion Protein in the Control of Sleep by Amber Roguski, Andrew C. Gill

“…Sleep disruption is a prevalent clinical feature in many neurodegenerative disorders, including human prion diseases where it can be the defining dysfunction, as in the case of the “eponymous” fatal familial insomnia, or an early-stage symptom as in certain types of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. …”
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A DEFIANT AND CRITICAL FEMALE VOICE IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: MARY HAYS AND THE “MEMOIRS OF EMMA COURTNEY” by Hakan YILMAZ

“…Mary Hays was heavily engaged in examining the position of woman in the patriarchal society of the Age of Enlightenment. The eponymous heroine in Hays’ Memoirs of Emma Courtney becomes the embodiment of female defiance against patriarchal constraints by expressing explicitly her sexual desires and emotions. …”
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Simulation of formation temperature of dunites from Kingashsky ultramafic massif (north-western part of Eastern Sayan) by Alexey Yurichev, Alexey Chernyshov

“…One of these massifs - Kingashsky massif, including eponymous large Pt-Cu-Ni deposit, discovered in Soviet time, is the subject of this study. …”
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Figures de l’aventurière dans The Eustace Diamonds, d’Anthony Trollope (1873) : le refoulement d’un retour by Jacqueline Fromonot

“…The two novelists indeed portray female adventurers — manipulative, immoral social climbers and materialistic, merciless predators, as is made particularly obvious with Lizzie’s intention to keep her husband’s inheritance, the eponymous jewels.Secondly, the resurgence of a former model in Trollope appears through the aesthetic treatment of the heroine, which relies on semantic fields that already pervade Thackeray’s novel — the animalization of the two deceitful characters and the theatricality of their behaviour. …”
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COMPOSITION AND OCCURRENCE OF THE <em>GRANDISPORA MACULOSA</em> ZONAL ASSEMBLAGE (MISSISSIPPIAN) IN THE SUBSURFACE OF THE CARNARVON BASIN AND THE COOLCALALAYA SUB-BASIN OF WESTERN... by GEOFFREY PLAYFORD, ARTHUR J. MORY

“…Of particular stratigraphic-correlative importance is the presence of the eponymous G. maculosa together with, inter alia, Reticulatisporites magnidictyus, Verrucosisporites quasigobbettii, V. gregatus, Apiculiretusispora tersa, Raistrickia accinta, R. radiosa, Foveosporites pellucidus, and Cordylosporites asperidictyus. …”
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Narration et langage dans l'oeuvre de Raymond Queneau, Zazie dans le métro by Sonia Vaupot

“…En 1966, Jacques Carelman fait même de Zazie dans le métro une bande dessinée. en 19 chapitres, Queneau nous retrace les aventures non seulement du personnage éponyme, mais d’autres encore, qui se laissent guider par leur destinée, leurs choix, leurs decision. …”
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Note linguistiche su "Senso" di Luchino Visconti by Mario Piotti

“…Since its realise in 1954, Senso, the film by Luchino Visconti based on the eponymous short story by Camillo Boito (1883), has attracted the attention of scholars. …”
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Cross-dressing women in the cinema of the Russian Empire, 1910-1917 by Stasya Korotkova

“…The article devotes special attention to Portret Doriana Greia / The Picture of Dorian Gray (Vsevolod Meyerhold, 1915, Russian Empire), in which the actress Varvara Ianova played the eponymous role. It also traces some of the public discussions on the topic of travesty in Imperial Russian theatrical circles, focusing on a 1905 brochure Pochemu ia igraiu rol’ Orleanskoi Devy / Why I Play the Part of the Maid of Orleans by Boris Glagolin, an innovative theatrical actor and director who indeed portrayed Joan of Arc on stage. …”
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Evolutionary Analysis of Dipeptidyl Peptidase I by Nina Varda, Marko Novinec

“…Its distinctive features are the unique exclusion domain which enables the eponymous activity and homotetramerization of DPPI, and its dependence on chloride ions for enzymatic activity. …”
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Preface: "On Revenge" by Anna Maria Jones

“…When Robert Mannion, the scheming villain of Wilkie Collins's sensation novel Basil, reveals his revenge plot to the eponymous narrator, it might appear at first that he has thrown off the mantle of middle-class respectability to expose his "true" monstrous self: rapacious, violent, motivated equally by perverse appetites and the desire for vengeance. …”
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Wounded Cities, Fragmented Selves: Walking, Melancholia and the Interwar Novel. Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway and Bontempelli’s La vita operosa by Alessandra Rosati

“…While Mrs Dalloway is a highly experimental work set in London on a single day of June 1923 and centred on the actions and thoughts of the eponymous character, the bourgeois middle-aged Clarissa, Bontempelli’s (micro) novel is an autobiography recounting the adventures of a young idler in Milan in 1919. …”
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Romola: the Emerging Female Self in Renaissance Florence by Zodiaco, Sandra

“…The author vests the eponymous heroine with an urgent desire to overthrow the socio-political structures founded on male patriarchal values, dominant in Florence and unfitting to accommodate women’s talents, thus echoing the debate about women’s place in mid-Victorian androcentric society. …”
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The first view of δ Scuti and γ Doradus stars with the TESS mission

“…Included within our sample are the eponymous members of two pulsator classes, γ Doradus and SX Phoenicis. …”
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An exploration of potential raw materials for prehistoric pottery production in the Tao River Valley, Gansu Province, China by Dammer, E, Hein, A, Spataro, M

“…At its core stands the first geoarchaeological survey conducted around the eponymous site of Majiayao which collected 47 samples of raw materials suitable for ceramic production including clay, loess and rocks, which were all analysed macroscopically. …”

Gerota and Brancusi: Romanian anatomy and art face to face. by Chirculescu, A, Panduru, A, Chirculescu, M, Morris, J

“…Gerota's name is associated with two eponyms and two histochemical methods, but he was also Brâncuşi's teacher and supervisor. …”

The complete mitochondrial genome of Gobio huanghensis (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) in the Yellow River, China by Yanyan Du, Zijun Su, Zhuoyu Yang, Yanping Zhang, Zhongyu Lou, Shunwen Yang, Tai Wang

“…AbstractGobio huanghensis, a member of the eponymous genus within the Cyprinidae, family of the Cypriniformes order, is an endemic fish species found exclusively in the upper reaches of the Yellow River, spanning from Yinchuan to Lanzhou. …”
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Sequencing and Partial Molecular Characterization of BAB-TMP, the Babeș Strain of the Fixed Rabies Virus Adapted for Multiplication in Cell Lines by Paulina Podgoreanu, Alexandru Petre, Radu Iulian Tănasă, Sorin Dinu, Mihaela Oprea, Ilinca-Mihaela Marandiuc, Ene Vlase

“…The world’s second anti-rabies center was established in 1888 by Victor Babeș, in Bucharest, where an eponymous strain of rabies was isolated and used to develop a method for immunization. …”
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Objectification Features of Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion Categories in the Russian Language (Exemplified by “Glubinka” and “Glush” Concepts) by Nikolay L. Shamne, Marina V. Milovanova

“…As a result of the definitional analysis of the eponymous lexemes denoting these concepts, nuclear semantic features are identified – large distance from an object with different social conditions (hinterland) and a large distance from the center and sparse population (wilderness). …”
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GIANT STONE BUILDINGS (I) - MEGALITHIC PREHISTORIC BUILDINGS - DIVISION, ORIGIN AND SPREAD by Krešimir Šaravanja, Frano Oreč, Valerija Kopilaš

“…Megalithic architecture, which is part of the eponymous culture, the longest-lasting and most widespread building culture in human history, is characterized by the placement of monumental stone blocks of various shapes - megaliths, single or grouped into different structures/buildings. …”
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The wolf, the lamb, and the big “Oh!”: voids, (w)holes, and epitaphic emptiness in Frances Burney’s Hubert de Vere [version 1; peer review: 2 approved] by Francesca Saggini

“…And, finally, what about the eponymous protagonist Hubert de Vere? Is it correct to identify de Vere as the actant “hero”, or perhaps as per the sub-category “villain hero” so popular in late eighteenth-century dramas? …”
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