localized in the granular ducts and striated ducts of the adult submandibular gland. In addition preproNGF-A was detected throughout the first order branches of the intercalated duct system. In the neonatal gland, preproNGF-A was found in the large tubules that differentiate to the striated ducts. The early appearance of preproNGF-A in the histological lineage that sequentially gives rise to striated ducts and then to granular ducts suggests that this lineage is phenotypically determined as early as birth. An undifferentiated stage of the phenotypically determined lineage also appears to be retained in the intercalated duct system to provide progenitors for subsequent differentiation in the adult gland. Throughout development of the sublingual gland, preproNGF-A was detectable in the striated ducts or in their predecessors, suggesting that they may also representLockheed Martin Opens New Australian Security Intelligence Centre

CANBERRA, Australia, October 3, 2013 – Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] has officially opened a Security Intelligence Centre (SIC) in the Canberra suburb of Kingston. Establishment of the new SIC continues Lockheed Martin’s international extension of its cyber defence network, which now spans four facilities: in the UK, the US and Australia.

The new Centre was opened today by Sondra Barbour, executive vice president of Lockheed Martin’s Information Systems and Global Solutions (IS&GS) business. The SIC builds on over A$10 million of investment in consolidating Lockheed Martin business operations in Canberra into a single facility – Lockheed Martin Centennial House – and the establishment of an IS&GS NexGen Cyber Information and Technology Centre (NCITE Au) in Kingston in 2012.

“This new Centre is an