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"Nachdem ich die Bedeutung des Epigramms erläutert habe, bin ich dem Wesen des Epigramms nachgegangen, indem ich die Definition, Struktur und verschiedene Aspekte des Epigramms untersucht und erläutert habe.
Ich kam zu dem Ergebnis, dass Lessing für die Literaturwissenschaft eine neue Perspektive eröffnet hat. Erstens, weil er eine sehr präzise Definition des Epigramms geschrieben hat. Zweitens, weil sein Epigramm ebenso einen philosophischen wie psychologischen Boden hat. Weiterhin habe ich festgestellt, dass die Statuslehre tatsächlich einen bedeutenden Einfluss auf Lessings Werk gehabt hat. Aufgrund der vielen biographischen Nachweise, war es mir möglich, die Verbindung, die zwischen der Erkenntnistheorie, der Statuslehre und der Empfindungslehre besteht, zu erkennen..."
The neutron sensitivity of the C6D6 detector setup used at n_TOF facility for capture measurements has been studied by means of detailed GEANT4 simulations. A realistic software replica of the entire n_TOF experimental hall, including the neutron beam line, sample, detector supports and the walls of the experimental area has been implemented in the simulations. The simulations have been analyzed in the same manner as experimental data, in particular by applying the Pulse Height Weighting Technique. The simulations have been validated against a measurement of the neutron background performed with a natC sample, showing an excellent agreement above 1 keV. At lower energies, an additional component in the measured natC yield has been discovered, which prevents the use of natC data for neutron background estimates at neutron energies below a few hundred eV. The origin and time structure of the neutron background have been derived from the simulations. Examples of the neutron background for two different samples are demonstrating the important role of accurate simulations of the neutron background in capture cross-section measurements.
The neutron capture cross section of 58Ni was measured at the neutron time of flight facility n_TOF at CERN, from 27 meV to 400 keV neutron energy. Special care has been taken to identify all the possible sources of background, with the so-called neutron background obtained for the first time using high-precision GEANT4 simulations. The energy range up to 122 keV was treated as the resolved resonance region, where 51 resonances were identified and analyzed by a multilevel R-matrix code SAMMY. Above 122 keV the code SESH was used in analyzing the unresolved resonance region of the capture yield. Maxwellian averaged cross sections were calculated in the temperature range of kT = 5 – 100 keV, and their astrophysical implications were investigated.
A publicação deste polêmico artigo é uma homenagem de Lua Nova aos oitenta anos de História e Consciência de Classe, de Georg Lukács. Seu autor faz um resgate do jovem Lukács, identificando os pressupostos e idéias que tornam esse livro de 1923 não tanto filosoficamente, mas politicamente, um feito revolucionário, em sintonia com o ''Evento de 1917'' na Rússia. Zizek entende que é justamente seu teor político, o qual aponta para uma crítica radical dos regimes liberal-democráticos predominantes no Ocidente, que o mantém atual, nesse sentido ultrapassando os limites auto-impostos dos autores da Dialética do esclarecimento.
Principles of cognitive maps
(2021)
This thesis analyses the concept of a cognitive map in the research fields of geography. Cognitive mapping research is essential as it investigates the relations between cognitive maps and external representations of space that people regularly use by acquiring spatial knowledge, such as maps in geographic information systems. Moreover, cognitive maps, when expanded on semantic maps, explain the relations between people and things in a non-physically environment, where the considered space is not spanned by distance but with other non-spatially variables. Nevertheless, cognitive maps are often distorted. Although a good formation of a cognitive map is vital in navigation processes, cognitive distortions are barely investigated in the field of geography. By analyzing the relevant work, especially Tobler’s first law of geography, a new lexical variant of Tobler’s first law could be stated that could presumably describe a specific distortion in the processing of landmarks in cognitive maps.
This summary provides an overview of how new therapies or new aspects of established therapies relate to the latest findings. Neoadjuvant therapy, local therapy, new aspects of systemic therapy, and prognostic and predictive factors are presented. In the neoadjuvant setting, the association between pathological complete response (pCR) and prognosis is still of interest as is the identification of new molecular predictors for new therapies such as CDK4/6 inhibitors. As regards surgical treatment, the target is still to reduce the aggressiveness of surgery. To achieve this, a better understanding particularly of ductal carcinoma in situ is required. With regard to systemic therapy, more data on the best combinations and therapy sequences for existing therapies is available. Finally, the use of prognostic and predictive factors may help to avoid overtreatment and ensure that patients only receive therapies which have been shown to be effective for their specific condition and have fewer side effects.
In dieser Übersichtsarbeit wird dargestellt, wie neue Therapien oder neue Aspekte etablierter Therapien in Zusammenhang mit neuesten, aktuellen Erkenntnissen stehen. Neoadjuvanz, Lokaltherapie, neue Aspekte der Systemtherapie und Prognose- sowie Prädiktivfaktoren werden beleuchtet. In der Neoadjuvanz ist nach wie vor der Zusammenhang zwischen pCR und Prognose von Interesse, ebenso wie neue molekulare Prädiktoren für neue Therapien wie CDK4/6-Inhibitoren zu identifizieren. Bei der operativen Behandlung wird weiter nach einer Reduktion der Aggressivität gestrebt. Insbesondere das duktale Carcinoma in situ muss dafür noch besser verstanden werden. Bei den Systemtherapien wächst die Datenlage zum Verständnis der besten Kombinationen und Therapieabläufe für bestehende Therapieverfahren. Letztendlich muss mithilfe von Prognose- und Prädiktivfaktoren vermieden werden, dass Übertherapien stattfinden und nur die Patientin spezifische Therapien erhält, welche bei dieser individuellen Patientin eine nachgewiesene Wirksamkeit mit wenig Nebenwirkungen haben.
Chemical pollution is one of the main contributors to the degradation of lotic ecosystems and their biodiversity. Among chemicals driving lotic biodiversity decline are anthropogenic organic micropollutants (AOM), which affect the survival and functioning of freshwater organisms. Continuous exposure of freshwater organisms to AOM leads to adverse effects that sometimes cannot be traced with standard toxicity methods such as standard toxicity testing or biodiversity indices. Among these effects of AOM are selective or mutagenic effects that cause impaired species genetic diversity. Thus, the correlation between different levels of AOM and genetic diversity of species is still poorly understood. However, it can be explored by applying population genetics screening.
In Chapter 1 of this thesis, background information on environmental pollution, genetic screening, and the detection of evolutionary-relevant AOM effects in freshwater organisms are described and the thesis goals are identified. The main goal of the thesis is to study whether AOM exposure occurring in European rivers causes a significant evolutionary footprint in freshwater species and leads to a selection of more tolerant geno-and phenotypes. Therefore, population genetics indices together with high-resolution chemical exposure screening of a widespread indicator invertebrate species, Gammarus pulex (Linnaeus, 1758), living in polluted and pristine European rivers were investigated.
In Chapter 2, the development of a genetic screening method for G. pulex (microsatellites) is described. Due to genetic differentiation and the presence of morphologically cryptic lineages, the available sets of target loci do not enable a reliable population genetic characterization of G. pulex from central Germany. Thus, a novel set of microsatellite loci for a high-precision assessment of population genetic diversity was here applied. Eleven loci were first identified and thereafter amplified in G. pulex from three rivers. The new loci reliably amplified and indicated polymorphisms in the studied amphipods. The amplification resulted in the successful identification of genetically distinct populations of G. pulex from the analyzed rivers. Moreover, the microsatellite loci were amplified in other genetic lineages of G. pulex and another Gammarus species, G. fossarum, promising a broader applicability of the loci in related amphipod species.
In Chapter 3, the effects of AOM on species genetic differentiation and sensitivity to toxic chemicals in a typical central European river with pristine and AOM-polluted sections was investigated. The river’s site-specific concentrations of AOM were assessed by chemical analysis of G. pulex tissue and water samples. To test, whether different levels of AOM in the river select for pollution-dependent genotypes, the genetic structure of G. pulex from the river was analyzed. Finally, the toxicokinetics of and sensitivity to the commonly used insecticide imidacloprid were determined for amphipods sampled at pristine and polluted sections to assess whether various levels of AOM in the river influence sensitivity of G. pulex to imidacloprid. The results indicated that different levels of AOM did not drive genetic divergence of G. pulex within the river but led to an increased sensitivity of exposed amphipods to imidacloprid. The amphipods living in polluted river sections were more sensitive to the insecticide due to chronic exposure to toxic levels of AOM.
In Chapter 4, the relationship between site-specific pollution levels of AOM and genetic diversity parameters of G. pulex was analyzed at the regional scale within six rivers in central Germany. The genetic structure of G. pulex in the studied area was tested for relatedness to the waterway distance between sites. Gammarus pulex genetic diversity parameters, including allelic richness and inbreeding rate, were tested against environmental pollution parameters using linear mixed-effect- and structural-equation models. According to the results, G. pulex genetic diversity parameters were significantly associated with the detected AOM levels. At sites with high concentrations of AOM and toxicity potential G. pulex showed reduced genetic diversity and increased rates of inbreeding. These results suggest that AOM play a major role in shaping the genetic diversity of G. pulex in rivers.
According to the findings presented here, the applied microsatellites can be used to successfully detect changes in genetic patterns in freshwater amphipods facing increased levels of AOM. The findings indicate that levels of AOM representative for European rivers do not lead to the separation of genotypes among G. pulex as the connectivity between sites majorly contributes to species’ genetic structure. However, the chronic exposure to increased levels of toxic AOM leads to a reduction of species genetic diversity and increases the sensitivity of G. pulex to the toxic chemical effects.
We discuss the potential of light-nuclei measurements in heavy-ion collisions at intermediate energies for the search of the hypothetical QCD critical end-point. A previous proposal based on neutron density fluctuations has brought appealing experimental evidences of a maximum in the ratio of the number of tritons times protons, divided over deuterons square, O tpd. However these results are difficult to reconcile with the state-of-the-art statistical thermal model predictions. Based on the idea that the QCD critical point can lead to a substantial attraction among nucleons, we propose new light-nuclei multiplicity ratios involving He in which the maximum would be more noticeable. We argue that the experimental extraction is feasible by presenting these ratios formed from actual measurements of total and differential yields at low and high collision energies from FOPI and ALICE experiments, respectively. We also illustrate the possible behavior of these ratios at intermediate energies applying a semiclassical method based on flucton paths using the preliminary NA49 and STAR data for O tpd as input.
The article presents an interdisciplinary project that is focussed on an important cultural monument, namely a fortified hilltop settlement in the cadastre of Hradiště near Pilsen. This fortification is attested by five phases, which correspond to the main epochs of the erection of west Bohemian ramparts during the time span from the turn of the early to the Middle Bronze Age until the early medieval period. Geophysical prospection and trial excavations conducted there in 2012 and 2013 revealed important and new information on the stratigraphy and natural environment of the site. The project is particularly directed towards collaboration between archaeology and scientific studies. Geophysical and geochemical aspects of archaeological contexts, archaeobotanical and archaeozoological finds as well as geological composition of the materials from the fortification were analysed. Special attention was given to the problematic of the so-called vitrified walls (Schlackenwälle) associated with this site.
Recombinant DNA technology is an essential area of life engineering. The main aim of research in this field is to experimentally explore the possibilities of repairing damaged human DNA, healing or enhancing future human bodies. Based on ethnographic research in a Czech biochemical laboratory, the article explores biotechnological corporealities and their specific ontology through dealings with bio-objects, the bodywork of scientists. Using the complementary concepts of utopia and heterotopia, the text addresses the situation of bodies and bio-objects in a laboratory. Embodied utopias are analyzed as material semiotic phenomena that are embodied by scientists in their visions and emotions and that are related to potential bodies and to future, not-yet-actualized embodiments. As a counterpart to this, the text explores embodied heterotopias, which are always the other spaces, like biotechnological bio-objects that are simulated in computers or stored in special solutions.
Introduction: This study reports about antenatal characteristics of Roma minority population. The study was designed to investigate data about health behaviours known to be associated with reproductive outcomes of Roma women that have very good living conditions and relatively high resource availability.
Methods: A retrospective study included 204 Roma and 408 non-Roma hospitalised singleton births that occurred in the Maternity Ward of the General Hospital Virovitica in the period from 1991 to 2010. Data about women’s age, marital status, smoking, reproductive health (abortions, delivery), antenatal care, perinatal complications and gestational age were taken from hospital records and analysed.
Results: Roma women were averagely more than three years younger than non-Roma women, only 10.8% were married. Smoking was more frequent. The average number of births of Roma and non-Roma women was similar, averagely two children per woman. The rate of induced abortions in the Roma women was higher, while the frequency of spontaneous abortions was equal. Inadequate antenatal care of Roma women was associated with two times higher incidence of perinatal complications. A higher frequency of deliveries at home without professional assistance in Roma pregnancy resulted in lower perinatal outcomes. It was confirmed that Roma mothers give birth earlier (38+6 vs. 39+4 weeks) and have a higher incidence of premature births (9.3% vs. 2.2%).
Conclusions: In the comparison of antenatal parameters between the two researched groups, poorer prenatal outcomes in the Roma population were found, despite full integration and considerable improvement in living standards of this ethnic Roma population.
Standard biorelevant media reflect the average gastrointestinal (GI) physiology in healthy volunteers. The use of biorelevant media in in vitro experiments has become an important strategy to predict drug behaviour in vivo and is often combined with in silico tools in order to simulate drug plasma profiles over time. In addition to the healthy population, the effects of disease state or co-administration of other drugs on plasma profiles must be considered to assure drug efficacy and safety. Thus, there is a need for a more accurate representation of the human GI physiology when it is altered by disease or co-administered drugs in in vitro dissolution experiments.
This thesis focused on the development of biorelevant media and dissolution tests reflecting GI physiology in circumstances where the gastric pH is elevated. Diseases linked to an elevated gastric pH are hypochlorhydria and achlorhydria, but these days treatment with acid-reducing agents (ARAs) is the single greatest cause of elevation in gastric pH. pH-dependent drug-drug interactions (DDIs) with ARAs are frequent, as the ARAs are used in a number of diseases using a variety of drugs. As the drugs currently on the market are often poorly soluble and ionisable, their dissolution is highly dependent on the pH of the GI tract, especially the gastric pH.
The thesis research consisted of several steps. In the first step, physiological changes in the human GI tract during the therapy with ARAs were identified. Parameters of the standard biorelevant gastric medium FaSSGF were adjusted to the identified changes to reflect the impact of ARA co-administration on the gastric physiology. The media aim to assess the potential extent of the ARA impact on gastric physiology by introducing biorelevant media pairs, ARA pH 4 and pH 6 media, of which one reflects a lesser, and the other a stronger impact of ARAs.
In the second step these ARA media were implemented in in vitro dissolution set-ups.
The dissolution of poorly soluble ionisable drugs was assessed using one-stage, two-stage and transfer model set-ups, as well as using a more evolved in vitro system TIM-1. Comparison of results from dissolution set-ups using the standard, low pH, gastric biorelevant medium FaSSGF (pH 1.6 or 2), and the same set-ups using ARA pH 4 and pH 6 media, shows a decrease in dissolution rate and extent for weakly basic compounds PSWB 001 and dipyridamole, and an increase in rate and extent of dissolution for the weakly acidic compound raltegravir potassium, when the gastric pH is elevated. Due to different physicochemical properties, the extent of the impact of physiological changes during ARA therapy (when either ARA pH 4 or pH 6 medium is selected) on dissolution varied among the model drugs. Thus, the bracketing approach, which considers a range of the possible ARA co-administration impact on drug dissolution, was confirmed to be best practice in assessing the impact of ARAs.
In the third step, dissolution data from in vitro experiments with ARA media was implemented into in silico models. The predictions using various in silico model approaches in Simcyp™ Simulator (minimal and full PBPK model, dissolution input using DRM and DLM) successfully bracketed in vivo data on drug administration during ARA therapy and correctly predicted an overall decrease in plasma concentration for the two model weakly basic compounds and an increase in plasma concertation for the model weakly acidic compound.
In all assessed scenarios, the ARA methods proved to be an essential part of evaluating and predicting the impact of ARAs on drug pharmacokinetics, and appropriately predicted the extent of a possible impact of ARAs on the drug plasma profiles. Thus, the ARA biorelevant media and dissolution tests were demonstrated to be valuable tools reflecting administration of drugs when the gastric pH is elevated and able to predict the impact of ARA therapy on drug administration.
The ability to evaluate the impact of human (patho) physioloy on drug behaviour in the gastrointestinal tract is of great importance, as the GI conditions play a significant role in drug release and absorption. Thus, there is great interest on the part of the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory agencies to develop best practices in this field, especially for pH-dependent DDIs. The media and dissolution tests developed in this thesis are biorelevant methods appropriate for evaluation of the impact of elevated gastric pH on drug efficacy and safety. Such methods, used as a risk assessment tool, in connection with evaluation of the efficacy window and potential toxicity, may help to increase confidence about decisions as to whether a pH-effect will occur and whether it is relevant or not, prior to conducting clinical studies. They may also enable changes in inclusion/exclusion criteria during recruiting for large-scale efficacy trials. In fact, the biopharmaceutic approach to drug development is becoming standard practice on a number of fronts, including metabolic DDIs, renal and hepatic insufficiency, powering decision-making process and possibly even waiving certain types of clinical studies.
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A recent report showed PINK1 transcript levels to be up- or down-regulated by the gain or loss of Ataxin-2 function, respectively, in human blood, in a human neural cell line and in mouse tissues. These observations may have profound implications for the regulation of cell growth and may be medically exploited for the treatment of cancer and neural atrophy...
Ataxin-2 (human gene symbol ATXN2) acts during stress responses, modulating mRNA translation and nutrient metabolism. Ataxin-2 knockout mice exhibit progressive obesity, dyslipidemia, and insulin resistance. Conversely, the progressive ATXN2 gain of function due to the fact of polyglutamine (polyQ) expansions leads to a dominantly inherited neurodegenerative process named spinocerebellar ataxia type 2 (SCA2) with early adipose tissue loss and late muscle atrophy. We tried to understand lipid dysregulation in a SCA2 patient brain and in an authentic mouse model. Thin layer chromatography of a patient cerebellum was compared to the lipid metabolome of Atxn2-CAG100-Knockin (KIN) mouse spinocerebellar tissue. The human pathology caused deficits of sulfatide, galactosylceramide, cholesterol, C22/24-sphingomyelin, and gangliosides GM1a/GD1b despite quite normal levels of C18-sphingomyelin. Cerebellum and spinal cord from the KIN mouse showed a consistent decrease of various ceramides with a significant elevation of sphingosine in the more severely affected spinal cord. Deficiency of C24/26-sphingomyelins contrasted with excess C18/20-sphingomyelin. Spinocerebellar expression profiling revealed consistent reductions of CERS protein isoforms, Sptlc2 and Smpd3, but upregulation of Cers2 mRNA, as prominent anomalies in the ceramide–sphingosine metabolism. Reduction of Asah2 mRNA correlated to deficient S1P levels. In addition, downregulations for the elongase Elovl1, Elovl4, Elovl5 mRNAs and ELOVL4 protein explain the deficit of very long-chain sphingomyelin. Reduced ASMase protein levels correlated to the accumulation of long-chain sphingomyelin. Overall, a deficit of myelin lipids was prominent in SCA2 nervous tissue at prefinal stage and not compensated by transcriptional adaptation of several metabolic enzymes. Myelination is controlled by mTORC1 signals; thus, our human and murine observations are in agreement with the known role of ATXN2 yeast, nematode, and mouse orthologs as mTORC1 inhibitors and autophagy promoters.
Spinocerebellar ataxia type 2 (SCA2) is an autosomal dominant neurodegenerative movement disorder caused by expansion of CAG repeats in the ATXN2 gene beyond 33 units, while healthy individuals carry 22-23 repeats. First symptoms of SCA2 include uncoordinated movement, ataxic gait and slowing of the saccadic eye movements in line with the early pronounced atrophy of cerebellum, spinal cord and brainstem. Cerebellar Purkinje cells and spinal cord motor neurons are the most affected cells from ATXN2 expansions. Later on, patients manifest distal amyotrophy, problems in breathing and swallowing, depression and cognitive decline caused by widespread degeneration throughout the brain. The striking loss of mass in the brain, due to severe myelin fat atrophy, is accompanied by a similar reduction in the peripheral fat stores. After the devastating progression of disease, the severity and duration of which depends on the CAG repeat size, genetic background and environmental factors, patients succumb to SCA2 mostly because of respiratory failure at the terminal stage. Larger repeat sizes lead to an earlier manifestation of the disease and a more rapid progression. Aside from SCA2, intermediate-length and short pathogenic CAG expansions in ATXN2 between 26-39 repeats significantly increase the risk of developing other neurodegenerative disorders, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), fronto-temporal lobar dementia (FTLD) or Parkinson plus tauopathies like progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) in various cohorts across the world.
Ataxin-2 (ATXN2) is a ubiquitously expressed cytosolic protein most famous for its involvement in neurodegenerative disease caused by the expanded poly-glutamine (polyQ) domain corresponding to a genomic (CAG)n tract. This N-terminal polyQ domain has no known function, other than increasing the aggregation propensity of mutant ATXN2 and facilitating interaction with other polyQ containing proteins, leading to their sequestration. The progressive accumulation of ATXN2 into cytosolic foci, and also that of its interaction partners over time, underlies the molecular pathomechanism. Next to polyQ domain, ATXN2 also contains a Like-Sm domain (Lsm), an Lsm-associated domain (LsmAD), multiple proline-rich domains (PRD) and a Poly(A)-Binding-Protein (PABP)-interacting motif (PAM2).
Through its Lsm/LsmAD domains, ATXN2 directly binds to a large number of transcripts, regulating their quality and translation rate. In a similar fashion, through its direct interaction with PABP via PAM2 motif, ATXN2 indirectly modifies the fate of even larger number of transcripts and global translation. Several PRDs scattered across the protein help ATXN2 associate with growth factor receptors and other endocytosis factors, modulating nutrient uptake and downstream signaling.
ATXN2 is a stress response factor. Therefore, its involvement in nutrient uptake plays a crucial part in cell’s capability to overcome non-permissive conditions. Upon nutrient deprivation, oxidative stress, proteotoxicity, heat stress or Ca2+ imbalance, ATXN2 relocalizes into cytosolic ribonucleoprotein particles known as stress granules (SGs), together with PABP, several eukaryotic translation initiation factors, many other RNA-binding proteins (RBP) with their target transcripts and the small ribosomal subunit. Collectively, they modulate the stability of the trapped transcripts, favoring the maturation and translation of IRES-dependent stress response proteins instead, according to the specific need. Many RBPs interact either directly or in an RNA-dependent manner in the SGs, and due to the large number of ALS-causing mutations identified in them (such as TDP-43, FUS, TIA-1, hnRNPA2/B1), SGs became a hot topic in neuropathology. Acute SGs serve to halt translation and growth, and to spend energy only for survival until stress disappears. However, chronic SG assembly eventually activates apoptotis leading to cell death. While the polyQ expansions in ATXN2 enhance SG stability, reduce their dissociation rate after stress, and lead to aberrant post-translational modifications of other SG components like TDP-43, complete loss of ATXN2 delays SG formation and results in easily dissolvable foci.
Most of the stressors that induce SG formation eventually converge on energetic deficit. Therefore, it is logical that the ultimate task of SGs is to stop further growth when it cannot be afforded. In yeast, the molecular mechanism underlying this growth arrest was explained as sequestration of the master growth regulator complex, Target-of-Rapamycin Complex 1 (TORC1), into SGs in an ATXN2-dependent manner. The repressor effect of ATXN2 on mammalian TORC1 (mTORC1) and global protein translation had already been documented in earlier studies; complete loss of ATXN2 function in knock-out mouse (Atxn2-KO) resulted in mTORC1 hyperactivity and transcriptional upregulation of multiple ribosomal subunits indicating an increased need for these machines. ...
The interdependence of selective cues during development of regulatory T cells (Treg cells) in the thymus and their suppressive function remains incompletely understood. Here, we analyzed this interdependence by taking advantage of highly dynamic changes in expression of microRNA 181 family members miR-181a-1 and miR-181b-1 (miR-181a/b-1) during late T-cell development with very high levels of expression during thymocyte selection, followed by massive down-regulation in the periphery. Loss of miR-181a/b-1 resulted in inefficient de novo generation of Treg cells in the thymus but simultaneously permitted homeostatic expansion in the periphery in the absence of competition. Modulation of T-cell receptor (TCR) signal strength in vivo indicated that miR-181a/b-1 controlled Treg-cell formation via establishing adequate signaling thresholds. Unexpectedly, miR-181a/b-1–deficient Treg cells displayed elevated suppressive capacity in vivo, in line with elevated levels of cytotoxic T-lymphocyte–associated 4 (CTLA-4) protein, but not mRNA, in thymic and peripheral Treg cells. Therefore, we propose that intrathymic miR-181a/b-1 controls development of Treg cells and imposes a developmental legacy on their peripheral function.
B-cell development and function depend on stage-specific signaling through the B-cell antigen receptor (BCR). Signaling and intracellular trafficking of the BCR are connected, but the molecular mechanisms of this link are incompletely understood. Here, we investigated the role of the endosomal adaptor protein and member of the LAMTOR/Ragulator complex LAMTOR2 (p14) in B-cell development. Efficient conditional deletion of LAMTOR2 at the pre-B1 stage using mb1-Cre mice resulted in complete developmental arrest. Deletion of LAMTOR2 using Cd19-Cre mice permitted analysis of residual B cells at later developmental stages, revealing that LAMTOR2 was critical for the generation and activation of mature B lymphocytes. Loss of LAMTOR2 resulted in aberrant BCR signaling due to delayed receptor internalization and endosomal trafficking. In conclusion, we identify LAMTOR2 as critical regulator of BCR trafficking and signaling that is essential for early B-cell development in mice.
Resistant microbes are a growing concern. It was estimated that about 33,000 of people die because of the infections caused by multidrug resistant bacteria each year in Europe (ECDC, 2018, https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/). Bacteria can acquire resistance against toxic compounds via different mechanisms and intrinsic active efflux is one of the first mechanisms deployed by bacterial cells. The membrane-localized efflux pumps catalysing this reaction, extract toxic compounds from the interior of the cell and transport these to the outside, thereby maintaining sub-lethal toxin levels in the cytoplasm, periplasm and membranes. Gram-negative three-component efflux pumps, analysed in this study, are composed of an inner membrane protein, a member of the Resistance-Nodulation cell Division (RND) superfamily, an Outer Membrane Factor (OMF) protein and a Membrane Fusion Protein (MFP) that connects the two afore mentioned components into an active efflux pump. The pumps described in this work, AcrAB-TolC and EmrAB-TolC, are drug efflux pumps belonging to the RND and MFS superfamilies, respectively, while CusCBA is an efflux pump that belongs to the RND heavy metal efflux family. Another efflux pump that was used as a model for the design of an in vitro assay for the silver ion transport studies, CopA, belongs to the P-type ATPase superfamily. All pumps analysed in this study are part of the resistance system of Escherichia coli, which is a highly clinically relevant pathogen.
In order to examine the AcrAB-TolC, CopA and CusA efflux pumps, the individual components were separately produced in E. coli, purified to monodispersity and reconstituted in large unilamellar vesicles, LUVs. Means for the optimized production and adequate conditions for efficient reconstitution were presented in this study. The activity of AcrB in LUVs was detected using fluorescence quenching of the dye 8-hydroxy-1,3,6 pyrenetrisulfonate (pyranine), which is incorporated inside the proteoliposomes and is sensitive to the pH changes in its surrounding. The inactive AcrB variant with a substitution in the proton relay network, D407N, showed no activity in proteoliposomes, which correlates with the measurements done in empty liposomes. When AcrA was co-reconstituted with AcrB D407N proteoliposomes it did not restore protein activity. To test the assembly of the AcrAB-TolC pump out of its single components, an in vitro assay was established where the complex assembly was tested with AcrAB- and TolC-containing liposomes. These experiments showed putative AcrAB-TolC formation in the presence or absence of a pump substrate, taurocholate, as well as in the presence of the pump inhibitor, MBX3132. The assembly appeared stable over time and results were invariant in the presence or absence of a pH gradient across the AcrAB-containing membrane.
After determination of the ATPase activity of the P-type ATPase, CopA, in detergent micelles, the protein was reconstituted in LUVs. Quenching of the Ag+-sensitive dye Phen Green SK (PGSK), present on the inside of the CopA-containing proteoliposomes, was observed in presence of ATP and Ag+. Under the same conditions, but in absence of Ag+-ions, quenching was reduced by 80 % after 300 seconds. No PGSK-quenching was observed in control liposomes in the presence of ATP and Ag+. The additional presence of sodium azide led to minimal reduction of the PGSK-quenching as expected since sodium azide is not an inhibitor of P-type ATPases, but the quenching rate was similar to that of the same experimental condition with control liposomes.
The RND superfamily member CusA, as part of the tripartite CusCBA efflux pump, has been proposed to sequester Ag+ or Cu+ from either the cytoplasmic or periplasmic side of the inner membrane. The periplasmic transport of silver ions was implied from an in vitro assay where the quenching of a pH sensitive dye, 9-amino-6-chloro-2-methoxyacridine (ACMA), indicates acidification of the lumen of the proteoliposomes containing CusA when an inwardly directed pH was imposed. The same experiment with the CusA D405N variant, which was previously reported to be an inactive variant, also led to ACMA quenching, although at a slightly lower rate. Under application of an inwardly directed pH and a (negative inside), CusA-containing proteoliposomes showed a strong quenching of the incorporated PGSK dye, suggesting strong Ag+ influx.
The Major Facilitator Superfamily-(MFS-) type EmrAB-TolC pump has an analogous structural setup as the RND-type AcrAB-TolC pump. To examine the efflux of one of its substrates, carbonyl - cyanide m-chlorophenylhydrazone (CCCP), a plate-based susceptibility assay was used. The presence of the EmrAB-TolC pump confers lower susceptibility levels towards CCCP in E. coli, compared to cells not expressing the pump or cells expressing only the MFS component, indicating that EmrAB-TolC extrudes CCCP.
The work done in this study opens up a path towards investigation of drug and metal resistance in vitro. The methodologies to obtain proteoliposomal samples of multicomponent efflux pumps and subsequent measurements of drug/metal ion and H+ fluxes, as well as the determination of pump assembly are crucial for the future research on pump catalysis and transport kinetics. The in vivo drug-plate assays done in this work provide initial insights for future investigations of the drug susceptibility of E. coli expressing the MFS-type tripartite efflux pumps.
Ubiquitin ligases and beyond
(2012)
First paragraph (this article has no abstract): In a review published in 2004 [1] and that still repays reading today, Cecile Pickart traced the evolution of research on ubiquitination from its origins in the proteasomal degradation of proteins through the revelation that it has a central role in cell cycle regulation and the recognition of regulatory roles for ubiquitin in intracellular membrane transport, cell signalling, transcription, translation, and DNA repair.
This paper expands on the concept of legal machine which was presented first at IRIS 2011 in Salzburg. The research subjects are (1) the creation of institutional facts by machines, and (2)
multimodal communication of legal content to humans. Simple examples are traffic lights and vending machines. Complicated examples are computer-based information systems in organisations, form proceedings workflows, and machines which replace officials in organisations. The actions performed by machines have legal importance and draw legal consequences. Machines similarly as humans can be imposed status-functions of legal actors. The analogy of machines with humans is in the focus of this paper. Legal content can be communicated by machines and can be perceived by all of our senses. The content can be expressed in multimodal languages: textual, visual, acoustic, gestures, aircraft manoeuvres, etc. The concept of encapsulatation of human into machine is proposed. Herein humanintended actions are communicated through the machine’s output channel. Encapsulations can be compared with deities and mythical creatures that can send gods’ messages to people through the human mouth. This paper also aims to identify law production patterns by machines.
Terahertz (THz) technology is an emerging field that considers the radiation between microwave and far-infrared regions where the electronic and photonic technologies merge. THz generation and THz sensing technologies should fill the gap between photonics and electronics which is defined as a region where THz generation power and THz sensing capabilities are at a low technology readiness level (TRL). As one of the options for THz detection technology, field-effect transistors with integrated antennae were suggested to be used as THz detectors in the 1990s by M. Dyakonov and M. Shur from where the development of field-effect transistor-based detector began. In this work, various FET technologies are presented, such as CMOS, AlGaN/GaN, and graphene-based material systems and their further sensitivity enhancement in order to reach the performance of well-developed Schottky diode-based THz sensing technology. Here presented FET-based detectors were explored in a wide frequency range from 0.1 THz up to 5 THz in narrowband and broadband configurations.
For proper implementation of THz detectors, the well-defined characterization is of high importance. Therefore, this work overviews the characterization methods, establishes various definitions of detector parameters, and summarizes the state-of-the-art THz detectors. The electrical, optical, and cryogenic characterization techniques are also presented here, as well as the best results obtained by the development of the characterization methods, namely graphene FET stabilization, low-power THz source characterization for detector calibration, and technology development for cryogenic detection.
Following the discussion about the detector characterization, a wide range of THz applications, which were tested during the last four years of Ph.D. and conducted under the ITN CELTA project from HORIZON2020 program, are presented in this work. The studies began with spectroscopy applications and imaging and later developed towards hyperspectral imaging and even passive imaging of human body THz radiation. As various options for THz applications, single-pixel detectors as well as multi-pixel arrays are also covered in this work.
The conducted research shows that FET-based detectors can be used for spectroscopy applications or be easily adapted for the relevant frequency range. State-of-the-art detectors considered in this work reach the resonant performance below 20 pW/√Hz at 0.3 THz and 0.5 THz, as well as 404 pW/√Hz cross-sectional NEP at 4.75 THz. The broadband detectors show NEP as low as 25 pW/√Hz at around 0.6 THz for the best AlGaN/GaN design and 25 pW/√Hz around 1 THz for the best CMOS design. As one of the most promising applications, metamaterial characterization was tested using the most sensitive devices. Furthermore, one of the single-pixel devices and a multi-pixel array were tested as an engineering solution for a radio astronomy system called GREAT in a stratosphere observatory named SOFIA. The exploration of the autocorrelation technique using FET-based devices shows the opportunity to employ such detectors for direct detection of THz pulses without an interferometric measurement setup.
This work also considers imaging applications, which include near-field and far-field visualization solutions. A considerable milestone for the theory of FET technology was achieved when scanning near-field microscopy led to the visualization of plasma (or carrier density) waves in a graphene FET channel. Whereas another important milestone for the THz technology was achieved when a 3D scan of a mobile phone was performed under the far-field imaging mode. Even though the imaging was done through the phone’s plastic cover, the image displayed high accuracy and good feature recognition of the smartphone, inching the FET-based detector technology ever so close to practical security applications. In parallel, the multi-pixel array testing was carried out on 6x7 pixel arrays that have been implemented in configurable-size aperture and imaging configurations. The configurable aperture size allowed the easier detector focusing procedure and a better fit for the beam size of the incident radiation. The imaging has been tested on various THz sources and compared to the TeraSense 16x16 pixel array. The experimental results show the big advantage of the developed multi-pixel array against the used commercial technology.
Furthermore, two ultra-low-power applications have been successfully tested. The application on hyper-frequency THz imaging tested in the specially developed dual frequency comb and our detector system for 300 GHz radiation with 9 spectral lines led to outstanding imaging results on various materials. The passive imaging of human body radiation was conducted using the most sensitive broadband CMOS detector with a log-spiral antenna working in the 0.1 – 1.5 THz range and reaching the optical NEP of 42 pW/√Hz. The NETD of this device reaches 2.1 K and overcomes the performance limit of passive room-temperature imaging of the human body radiation, which was less than 10 K above the room temperature. This experiment opened a completely new field that was explored before only by the multiplier chain-based or thermal detectors.
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This work presents, to our knowledge, the first completely passive imaging with human-body-emitted radiation in the lower THz frequency range using a broadband uncooled detector. The sensor consists of a Si CMOS field-effect transistor with an integrated log-spiral THz antenna. This THz sensor was measured to exhibit a rather flat responsivity over the 0.1–1.5-THz frequency range, with values of the optical responsivity and noise-equivalent power of around 40 mA/W and 42 pW/√Hz, respectively. These values are in good agreement with simulations which suggest an even broader flat responsivity range exceeding 2.0 THz. The successful imaging demonstratestheimpressivethermalsensitivitywhichcanbeachievedwithsuchasensor. Recording of a 2.3×7.5-cm2-sized image of the fingers of a hand with a pixel size of 1 mm2 at a scanning speed of 1 mm/s leads to a signal-to-noise ratio of 2 and a noise-equivalent temperature difference of 4.4 K. This approach shows a new sensing approach with field-effect transistors as THz detectors which are usually used for active THz detection.
Rimski novčići u ženskim srednjovekovnim grobovima sa teritorije Srbije: mogućnosti interpretacije
(2016)
U ovom radu istražuje se fenomen sekundarne upotrebe rimskih novčića (II–IV vek) u srednjovekovnim nekropolama (X–XV vek) sa teritorije Srbije. U fokusu istraživanja su grobovi u kojima su rimski novčići upotrebljeni kao dekorativni elementi pokojnikove odeće – najčešće preoblikovani u priveske. Ovakav tip sekundarne upotrebe rimskog novca konstatovan je samo u ženskim grobovima. Cilj rada je da predloži interpretaciju ove pojave kroz analizu vrednosti i značaja sekundarno upotrebljenih novčića u stvaranju porodičnih dragocenosti koje se definišu u važnim i kritičnim momentima društvenog života zajednice. Posebno se ispituje mogućnost interpretacije ovih nalaza kao primera grobova u kojima su sahranjene ženske osobe sa delovima svog miraza. Analizira se konstrukcija značenja i vrednosti ovih predmeta kroz njihovu razmenu u običajima vezanim za sklapanje braka, i, naposletku, u funerarnim praksama. Budući da je rimski novac iz ovih grobova malobrojan, i da se uvek radi o bronzanim denominacijama, možemo pretpostaviti da je definisanje njihove vrednosti i značaja zasnovano na simboličkom i reprezentativnom nivou. Polazna tačka ovog rada je korpus radova koji istražuju fenomen ponovne upotrebe stvari u prošlosti, da bi se dalje u radu dublje istražila veza između srednjovekovne društvene strukture i evaluacije novčića u seoskim zajednicama centralnog Balkana.
The dissertation studied reused Roman coins (AD 100 – 400) that were found in medieval cemeteries (AD 400 – 1400) in the territory of Serbia. The evaluation process was traced through three different periods and cultural contexts: (1) in the period of Roman domination in the central Balkans (AD 1 – 400), i.e. the “primary context” of their use and circulation; (2) in the time of transition from the late antiquity to early medieval period (AD 400 – 700); and (3) in the high and late Middle Ages (AD 900 – 1400), where the last two were considered to be a “secondary context” in which the Roman coins were no longer a valid currency.
It was observed that the reused Roman coins, as a distinctive category of archaeological finds, impose a necessity for reconsideration of the relationship between the disciplines of archaeology and numismatics; encouraging a greater cooperation and discussion between the two. Considering the use and evaluation of Roman coins in their “primary context”, it is possible to presume that the strength of the political Roman system was the crucial factor in the formation and maintaining the stability of the value of Roman coins. The act of reuse should not be automatically equalized with recycling; implying only to use value, but at the same time it was not possible to assume that the value was formed only on a purely symbolical level. The (re)use of Roman coins in the funeral practices from c. AD 400 to 700 was considered to be a part of wider and occasional practice of incorporating older Roman issues in the coin pool by the “barbarian” or Byzantine authorities. It could be then concluded that the value of Roman coins was understood more as a potential attribute than as a fixed category; enabling one to simultaneously “overvalue “ and “undervalue” these objects. In the period from c. AD 900 to 1400, the reuse of Roman coins was detected only within the cemeteries of the peasantry and in a context of gradual increase of general coin use in the central Balkan communities of the Middle Ages. This was understood as an indicator that the Roman coins were not perceived as particularly valuable per se, but since the were recognized as category of objects that became more important in defining social relationships they were then incorporated in the funeral rituals and reinterpreted by the medieval population.
At present, there are no quantitative, objective methods for diagnosing the Parkinson disease. Existing methods of quantitative analysis by myograms suffer by inaccuracy and patient strain; electronic tablet analysis is limited to the visible drawing, not including the writing forces and hand movements. In our paper we show how handwriting analysis can be obtained by a new electronic pen and new features of the recorded signals. This gives good results for diagnostics. Keywords: Parkinson diagnosis, electronic pen, automatic handwriting analysis
In der Islamischen Theologie gilt die Vorherbestimmung als einer der wichtigsten und zu meist diskutiertesten Themen. Es ist eine Frage, die die Menschen schon immer beschäftigt und dass seit Jahrhunderten ihre Aktualität bewahrt hat. Es wurde schon vor der islamischen Zeit von Philosophen und Theologen aufgegriffen. Auch in anderen monotheistischen Religionen wie im Christentum oder Judentum hat das Thema Vorherbestimmung ihre Wichtigkeit beibehalten. Seit den Anfängen des Islams wird dieses Themengebiet bis heute diskutiert. Es wurde sowohl in der vorislamischen Zeit als auch in der Zeit des Propheten Muhammed behandelt. Auch nach seinem Dahinscheiden war es vor allem durch die Begegnung der Muslime mit anderen Kulturen und Religionen ein unumgängliches Thema. Mit der Entwicklung der islamischen Wissenschaften bildete sich auch die Systematische Theologie (kalām) als eine gesonderte Wissenschaftsdisziplin. Einer der großen Themenschwerpunkte war hierbei die Vorherbestimmung. Über diese Frage wurde über die ganzen Jahrhunderte bis in die Moderne hinein sehr viel geschrieben. Auch in der Moderne wurde dieses Themenspektrum aus islamischer Sicht aufgegriffen. Als einer der einflussreichsten Islamdenker der Neuzeit reflektiert Bediüzzaman Said Nursi über den Islam mit neuem Ansatz und zeigt auf theologischer, philosophischer und gesellschaftlicher Ebene neue Perspektiven. Ibrahim M. Abu-Rabi‘ erwähnt in seinem Vorwort zum Buch Islam in modern Turkey: an intellectual biography of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi von Şükran Vahide (Mary F. Weld), dass über die Gedanken moderner Islamdenker wie Ǧamāl ad-Dīn al-Afġānī (1838-1897), Sir Aḥmad Ḫān (1817-1898), Muḥammad ʿAbduh (1849-1905), Rašīd Riḍā (1865-1935), Muḥammad Iqbāl (1877-1938) und anderen führenden muslimischen Gelehrten in westlichen Sprachen reichliche Literatur vorhanden ist. Er führt weiter aus, dass es höchste Zeit ist, dass auch Said Nursi zu diesen geistlichen Persönlichkeiten gezählt und als einer der wichtigsten von ihnen gesehen werden sollte. Des Weiteren ist er der Meinung, dass in der intellektuellen Biografie des Bediüzzaman Said Nursi verdeutlicht wird warum Nursi solch eine Position im Denken und in der Praxis der islamischen Moderne verdient. Wolf fügt im Vorwort des Buches hinzu: “Said Nursis Beitrag zum Diskurs der Moderne aus gläubiger Reflektion wurde lange übersehen.“ Akgündüz ist der Auffassung, dass die wissenschaftliche Persönlichkeit von Bediüzzaman Said Nursi selbst in der Türkei insbesondere unter Wissenschaftlern nicht ausreichend bekannt ist. In dieser Arbeit möchte ich dem Leser, insbesondere neue und unbekannte Ansätze des Gelehrten Bediüzzaman Said Nursi in Bezug auf die Frage der Vorherbestimmung hinsichtlich seiner theologischen Methode vorstellen. Der gläubige Mensch soll nach Nursi dadurch im Stande sein seinen Glauben im Alltag zu fühlen. Es ist ein Diskurs, der das Nachdenken, die Vernunft und die Reflexion zentralisiert und somit die Vereinbarkeit des Glaubens mit der Moderne aufzeigen möchte. Meine Arbeit besteht aus fünf Kapiteln. Den Schwerpunkt meiner Arbeit bildet hierbei die Frage der Vorherbestimmung bei Said Nursi. Daher möchte ich zunächst im ersten Kapitel seine Biographie sowie sein Werk in allgemeinen Zügen darstellen. Um seine Positionen bezüglich der Vorherbestimmung besser zu verstehen, werden im zweiten Kapitel seine theologischen Grundgedanken dargelegt. Als ein Einstieg in den Hauptteil der Arbeit ist eine allgemeine Darstellung der Vorherbestimmung im Koran und in der sunnitischen Theologie gedacht. Des Weiteren wird im vierten Kapitel die Vorherbestimmung sowie die Willensfreiheit des Menschen bei Nursi erörtert. Auf Basis dieser Ausführungen werde ich mich im letzten Kapitel der spezifischen Fragestellung der Arbeit widmen. Wenn der Koran und ihm folgend Nursi die Kohärenz der Vorherbestimmung Gottes und die Willensfreiheit des Menschen annehmen, wie lassen sie sich dann beide in Einklang bringen? Wie versucht Nursi diese scheinbar sich gegenseitig ausschließenden ‚Realitäten‘ zu harmonisieren? Nach Darlegung seiner Antworten werden im Fazit die Ergebnisse zusammengefasst und besprochen. Nursi verwendet eine sehr metaphorische Sprache in seinen Darstellungen. Um die Authentizität seiner Schilderungen beizubehalten, werde ich mich bei der Beschreibung seiner Ideen daran orientieren. Bei der Darstellung der Thematik und der Untersuchung der Fragen verwende ich die Primärquellen, sprich die Werke von Said Nursi im osmanisch-türkischen Original sowie ihre Übersetzungen in Deutsch und Englisch. Darüber hinaus ziehe ich Sekundärquellen, die sich direkt mit Nuris Gedanken auseinandersetzen, heran und bemühe ebenso Werke, die genannte Themen im Allgemeinen erläutern. Ich verwende in meiner Arbeit die Koranübersetzung von Max Henning. Für die Begriffe „Allah“ und „Kalāmwissenschaften“ werden die deutschsprachigen Entsprechungen „Gott“ und „Systematische Theologie“ verwendet. Alttürkische (osmanische) Personen- und Städtenamen werden im Text so geschrieben wie in der türkischen Lateinschrift, in der auch das Werk Nursis gedruckt wurde. Arabische Fachtermini werden gemäß der DMG transkribiert. Termini, die in den zitierten Übersetzungen anders transkribiert wurden, werden jedoch so belassen. Begriffe wie Koran, Scharia etc., die sich im Deutschen eingebürgert haben, werden nicht transkribiert.
OBJECTIVE: To compare efficacy, safety, and tolerability of an oral enzyme combination (OEC) containing proteolytic enzymes and bioflavonoid vs diclofenac (DIC), a nonselective nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: This was an individual patient-level pooled reanalysis of patient-reported data from prospective, randomized, double-blind, parallel-group studies in adult patients with moderate-to-severe osteoarthritis of the knee treated for at least 3 weeks with OEC or DIC. Appropriate trials were identified with a systemic literature and database search. Data were extracted from the original case-report forms and reanalyzed by a blinded evaluation committee. The primary end point was the improvement of the Lequesne algofunctional index (LAFI) score at study end vs baseline. Secondary end points addressed LAFI response rates, treatment-related pain-intensity changes, adverse events, and laboratory parameters.
RESULTS: Six trials were identified that enrolled in total 774 patients, of whom 759 had post-baseline data for safety analysis, 697 (n=348/349 with OEC/DIC) for intent to treat, 524 for per protocol efficacy analysis, and 500 for laboratory evaluation. LAFI scores - the primary efficacy end point - decreased comparably with both treatments and improved with both treatments significantly vs baseline (OEC 12.6±2.4 to 9.1±3.9, DIC 12.7±2.4 to 9.1±4.2, effect size 0.9/0.88; P<0.001 for each). In parallel, movement-related 11-point numeric rating-scale pain intensity improved significantly (P<0.001) and comparably with both treatments from baseline (6.4±1.9/6.6±1.8) to study end (3.8±2.7/3.9±2.5). Overall, 55/81 OEC/DIC patients of the safety-analysis population (14.7%/21.1%, P=0.022) reported 90/133 treatment-emergent adverse events, followed by premature treatment discontinuations in 22/39 patients (5.9%/10.2%, P=0.030). Changes in laboratory parameters were significantly less with OEC vs DIC: on average 18.8% vs 86.3% of patients presented a decrease with respect to hemoglobin, hematocrit, or erythrocyte count (P<0.001), and 28.2% vs 72.6% showed an increase in AST, ALT, or GGT (P<0.001).
CONCLUSION: When compared with DIC, OEC showed comparable efficacy and a superior tolerability/safety profile associated with a significantly lower risk of treatment-emergent adverse events, related study discontinuations, and changes in laboratory parameters.
An experiment addressing electron capture (EC) decay of hydrogen-like 142Pm60+ions has been conducted at the experimental storage ring (ESR) at GSI. The decay appears to be purely exponential and no modulations were observed. Decay times for about 9000 individual EC decays have been measured by applying the single-ion decay spectroscopy method. Both visually and automatically analysed data can be described by a single exponential decay with decay constants of 0.0126(7)s−1 for automatic analysis and 0.0141(7)s−1 for manual analysis. If a modulation superimposed on the exponential decay curve is assumed, the best fit gives a modulation amplitude of merely 0.019(15), which is compatible with zero and by 4.9 standard deviations smaller than in the original observation which had an amplitude of 0.23(4).
FPP und GGPP sind Intermediate des Mevalonat-Weges und fungieren als post-translationale Modifikation kleiner GTPasen. Die Prenylierung kleiner GTPasen erfolgt katalysiert von spezifischen Prenyltransferasen und ist notwendig um die kleinen GTPasen in Membranen zu verankern, wo ihre Aktivierung stattfindet. Zu den intrazellulären Funktionen der GTPasen gehören unter anderem der Aufbau des Cytoskeletts, das neuronale Zellwachstum, die Leitung und Ausläuferbildung von Axonen, das Dendritenwachstum, die Synapsenformation, die synaptische Plastizität und die Apoptose. Diese Funktionen spielen in der Gehirnalterung sowie in neurodegenerativen Erkrankungen wie der Alzheimer Demenz (AD) und auch bei der Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) eine wichtige Rolle.
Im Zuge einer in vivo Studie an C57BL/6 Mäusen konnten in der vorliegenden Arbeit altersbedingte Veränderungen der Lokalisation verschiedener Rho- und Rab-GTPasen in Membran- und Cytosol-Präparationen sowie der GGTase-I in Gehirnen gealterter Tiere gezeigt werden. Die zelluläre Lokalisation der Rho GTPasen Rac1, RhoA und Cdc42 verschiebt sich im Alter zu reduzierten Membran-gebundenen und erhöhten cytosolischen Gehalten. Dies ist mit einer Reduktion der Protein- und mRNA- Gehalte des Enzyms GGTase-Iβ assoziiert, der Untereinheit der GGTase-I, die die Bindung des Isoprenoids GGPP an die Rho-GTPasen reguliert. Diese wiederum korrelieren direkt mit der altersbedingten Reduktion der relativen GGTase-Aktivität. Die in vitro Inhibition der GGTase-I mittels GGTI-2133 an SH-SY5Y Zellen erwies sich als Modell, welches die gleichen Effekte wie die gealterten Gehirne in vivo zeigt.
7, 8-Dihydroxyflavon (7, 8-DHF) ist ein natürlich vorkommendes Flavon, welches als hoch affiner selektiver TrkB-Rezeptor-Agonist fungiert und hierdurch wie das Neurotrophin BDNF das Überleben von Neuronen, deren Differenzierung, synaptische Plastizität und Neurogenese vermittelt. In vivo verursacht die orale Gabe von 7, 8-Dihydroxyflavon in Gehirnen alter Tiere eine Abnahme des Isoprenoids GGPP, die Zunahme der prenylierten Membran-gebundenen GTPase Rac1 und eine Reduktion des Gehaltes an Membran-gebundenem Rab3A auf das Niveau der Gehalte in den Gehirnen der jungen Kontroll-Tiere. Das Neurotrophin BDNF interagiert mit dem TrkB-Rezeptor und ist in der Lage direkt an den Rac1-spezifischen GEF Tiam1 zu binden, wodurch dieser aktiviert wird und Veränderungen der zellulären Morphologie der betroffenen Neurone induziert. Während das Alter und die orale Gabe von 7, 8-Dihydroxyflavon in vivo keine Effekte auf die Proteingehalte von BDNF und TrkB in der Tierstudie aufzeigten, konnte eine alterbedingte Reduktion von Tiam1 im Hirngewebe detektiert werden, die wiederum durch 7, 8-Dihydroxyflavon aufgehoben werden konnte.
Die Isoprenoide FPP und GGPP, sowie die Regulation kleiner GTPasen spielen auch eine wichtige Rolle im Zusammenhang mit Veränderungen der APP-Prozessierung in der molekularen Pathogenese der AD. Bei der APP-Prozessierung sind die beiden Sekretasen β- und γ-Sekretase für die Bildung des β-Amyloid-Peptids verantwortlich. In vitro Studien mit dem β-Sekretase-Inhibitor IV und dem γ-Sekretase-Inhibitor DAPT an untransfizierten und APP-transfizierten HEK293 Zellen (HEK293-APP695wt und HEK293-APPsw Zellen) konnten zeigen, dass sowohl die β- als auch die γ-Sekretase an der Regulation der Isoprenoide FPP und GGPP beteiligt sind. FPP und GGPP liegen in APP-transfizierten HEK293 Zellen erhöht vor. Die Inhibition der β-Sekretase führt zur Reduktion von FPP und GGPP. Durch die Inhibition der γ-Sekretase wird ausschließlich FPP reduziert. Weiterhin liegen in APP-transfizierten HEK293 Zellen die Membran-gebundenen prenylierten Rho-GTPasen Rac1, Cdc42 und RhoA erhöht vor. Das Membran-gebundene prenylierte H-Ras kommt jedoch in APP-transfizierten Zellen im Vergleich zu untransfizierten HEK293 Zellen in deutlich niedrigeren Mengen vor. Die Inhibition der β-Sekretase bedingt die Reduktion von Membran-gebundenem prenylierten Rac1 und auch von Membran-gebundenem H-Ras in HEK293-APPsw Zellen.
Veränderungen von Signaltransduktionswegen, die durch kleine GTPasen vermittelt werden, haben sich auch bei der GBM als zentraler Teil der molekularen Pathogenese herausgestellt. Hierbei ist die Prenylierung durch FPP und GGPP die Voraussetzung für die Membran-Insertion und onkogenen Funktion der Ras- und Rho-Proteine über die Stimulierung des Ras-Raf-MEK-ERK Signalweges. In dieser Arbeit konnte gezeigt werden, dass der HMG-CoA-Reduktase Inhibitor Lovastatin die Bildung der beiden Isoprenoide FPP und GGPP in U87 und U343 Glioblastoma Zellen verringert und hierdurch die Isoprenylierung von H-Ras und Rac1 reduziert. Das natürlich vorkommende Monoterpen Perrilylalkohol hingegen inhibiert die Prenyltransferasen FTase und GGTase und verändert dadurch die post-translationale Prenylierung der GTPasen Rac1 und H-Ras in U87 und U343 Zellen ohne die Isoprenoide FPP und GGPP signifikant zu beeinflussen. Jedoch bewirkt Perillylalkohol in U343 Zellen eine Erhöhung des GGPPs. Beide Substanzen bewirkten die Reduktion der ERK-Phosphorylierung und der Migration, Invasion und Proliferation der untersuchten U87 und U343 Glioblastoma Zellen.
Die HAART hat einen Durchbruch in der Therapie der HIV-Infektion bewirkt und so zu einer drastischen Senkung der Mortalität und Morbidität geführt. Um diesen Ansprüchen weiterhin gerecht zu werden und sie bestenfalls zu übertreffen, erfordert eine ständige Weiterentwicklung der HAART mit neuen und ausgefeilteren Alternativen. Ein weiterer Schritt in diese Richtung ist die Entwicklung einer neuen Formulierung des Kombinationspräparates LPV/r (Kaletra®) von der „lipophilen Kapselform“ zur „hydrophilen Tablettenform“, aus der Wirkstoffgruppe der Proteasehemmer. Lopinavir (LPV) ist ein HIV-Proteasehemmer der mit Ritonavir (r oder RTV) als fixe Kombination (LPV/r) hergestellt wird. Der Proteasehemmer Ritonavir wird dabei in subtherapeutischer Dosierung als Booster verwendet, dadurch wird eine Verbesserung der pharmakokinetischen Eigenschaften erzielt. Der Vorteil hierbei sind die höheren Lopinavir-Plasmaspiegel die erreicht werden. Diese Kombination wird als Kaletra® (LPV/r) vermarktet.
LPV/r ist erhältlich als lipophile Kapselform (133,3/33,3mg) oder in Flüssigform (80/20mg pro ml). Beide erfordern eine kühle Lagerung und müssen mit einer fettreichen Mahlzeit eingenommen werden, um optimale Lopinavir Plasmaspiegel zu erzielen.
Durch das „Melt Extrusion (Meltrex)“ Produktionsverfahren gelang die Herstellung einer „hydrophilen Tabletteform“ (200/50mg und 100/25mg) mit verbesserter Bioverfügbarkeit. Dadurch reduzierte sich die einzunehmende Anzahl von 6 Kapseln pro Tag auf 4 Tabletten pro Tag. Zudem bedarf die LPV/r Tablette keiner Kühlung und kann nahrungsunabhängig eingenommen werden.
Ziel dieser Untersuchung war es zu prüfen, welche LPV/r (Kaletra®) Darreichungsform, Kapsel oder Tablette, in einer HAART von HIV-Patienten bevorzugt wird. Es sollte ermittelt werden, ob bei gleichbleibender Wirksamkeit kombiniert mit einer verbesserten Verträglichkeit und Handhabung (weniger Tabletten, nahrungsunabhängige Einnahme und keine Kühlung), die überwiegende Mehrzahl der HIV-Patienten sich zugunsten der LPV/r Tablette, im Sinne einer verbesserten Lebensqualität bzw. Gemütszustandes, entscheiden werden.
Dies geschah anhand einer prospektiven, nicht randomisierten Studie mit 238 HIV-infizierten Patienten, die über mindesten 16 Wochen oder länger eine LPV/r Kapsel haltige antiretrovirale Kombinationstherapie einnahmen und am Tag 0 auf LPV/r Tabletten umgestellt wurden, ohne weitere Änderungen in ihrer bisherigen HAART vorzunehmen. Der darauffolgende Beobachtungszeitraum betrug 32 Wochen. Es wurden Vorher-, Nachher-Fragebogen ausgefüllt und die Patienten unterzogen sich einer Vorher-, Nachher-Laboruntersuchung (CD4 und HI-Viruslast). Zudem wurde nach der subjektiven Präferenz gegenüber beiden Darreichungsformen (Kapsel oder Tablette) gefragt.
Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen, dass unter der LPV/r Tablette bei gleichbleibender antiretroviraler Wirksamkeit, signifikant weniger intestinale Nebenwirkungen auftraten und daran geknüpft signifikant weniger Medikamente gegen intestinale Beschwerden eingenommen wurden. Was bei den Patienten zu einer deutlichen Präferenz der LPV/r-Tablette (71,2 %) gegenüber der LPV/r Kapsel (3,0 %) führte. Die Ergebnisse zu Lebensqualität zeigten zwar eine tendenzielle Besserung aber zusammen mit den Gemütszuständen ergaben sich hier keine signifikanten Unterschiede.
Nach der vorliegenden Untersuchung muss die LPV/r Tablette im Vergleich zur LPV/r-Kapsel, als die überlegene antiretrovirale Therapieoption in Betracht gezogen werden. Angesichts zahlreicher Einschränkungen durch die Infektion und die Notwendigkeit einer lebenslangen Therapie, kann dies, ein bedeutender Beitrag zur Therapietreue sein und dadurch den Erfolg einer HIV-Therapie wesentlich mitbestimmen.
ω(782) und ϕ(1020) Mesonenproduktion durch Dielektronen in pp-Kollisionen bei √s = 7 TeV mit ALICE
(2013)
Die Niedrigmassendielektronen (Elektron-Positron Paare mit kleiner invarianten Masse) sind wichtige experimentelle Sonden, um die Eigenschaften des in ultra-relativistischen Schwerionenkollisionen erzeugten heißen und dichten Mediums zu untersuchen. Elektronen koppeln nicht an die starke Wechselwirkung, weshalb sie wichtige Informationen über die gesamten Kollisionsphasen geben. Die Zerfälle von ω(782) und ϕ(1020)-Mesonen in Dielektronen ermöglichen es, besonders wichtige Informationen über ihre In-Medium-Eigenschaften zu erhalten, da Proton-Proton (pp)-Kollisionen als mediumfreie Referenz angenommen werden. Außerdem sind pp-Kollisionen auch für sich genommen interessant, um die Teilchenproduktion im Energiebereich des LHC (Large Hadron Collider) zu untersuchen.
In dieser Analyse werden die Elektronen im mittleren Rapiditätsbereich von |η| < 0.8 mit ITS (Inner Tracking System), TPC (Time Projection Chamber) und TOF (Time of Flight) gemessen.
Die transversalen Impulsspektren der ω(782) und ϕ(1020)-Mesonen im e+e--Zerfallskanal in pp-Kollisionen bei p √s = 7 TeV werden gezeigt. Das transversale Impulsspektrum des ω(782)-Mesons im e+e--Zerfallskanal wird mit den pT-Spektren in den µ+µ--und in den π0π+π--Zerfallskanälen verglichen, während das pT-Spektrum vom ϕ(1020)-Meson im e+e--Zerfallskanal mit den pT-Spektren in µ+µ-- und K+K--Zerfallskanälen verglichen wird.
The measurement of dielectrons (electron-positron pairs) allows to investigate the properties of strongly interacting matter, in particular the Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP), which is created in relativistic heavy-ion collisions at the LHC. The evolution of the collision can be probed via dielectrons since electrons do not interact strongly and are created during all stages of the collision. One of the interests in dielectron measurements is motivated by possible modifications of the electromagnetic emission spectrum in the QGP, where pp collisions are used as a medium-free reference. The dielectron spectrum consists of contributions from various processes. In order to estimate contributions of known dielectron sources, simulations of the so-called dielectron cocktail are performed. In this thesis, dielectron cocktails in minimum bias pp collisions at p s = 7 TeV, p–Pb collisions at p sNN = 5.02 TeV and in central (0-10%) and semi-central (20-50%) Pb–Pb collisions at p sNN = 2.76 TeV at the LHC are presented.
The methylene-tetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) is a key enzyme in acetogenic CO2 fixation. The MetVF-type enzyme has been purified from four different species and the physiological electron donor was hypothesized to be reduced ferredoxin. We have purified the MTHFR from Clostridium ljungdahlii to apparent homogeneity. It is a dimer consisting of two of MetVF heterodimers, has 14.9 ± 0.2 mol iron per mol enzyme, 16.2 ± 1.0 mol acid-labile sulfur per mol enzyme, and contains 1.87 mol FMN per mol dimeric heterodimer. NADH and NADPH were not used as electron donor, but reduced ferredoxin was. Based on the published electron carrier specificities for Clostridium formicoaceticum, Thermoanaerobacter kivui, Eubacterium callanderi, and Clostridium aceticum, we provide evidence using metabolic models that reduced ferredoxin cannot be the physiological electron donor in vivo, since growth by acetogenesis from H2 + CO2 has a negative ATP yield. We discuss the possible basis for the discrepancy between in vitro and in vivo functions and present a model how the MetVF-type MTHFR can be incorporated into the metabolism, leading to a positive ATP yield. This model is also applicable to acetogenesis from other substrates and proves to be feasible also to the Ech-containing acetogen T. kivui as well as to methanol metabolism in E. callanderi.
Imitation paradigms are used in various domains of developmental psychological research to assess various cognitive processes such as memory (deferred imitation), action perception and action understanding (mainly direct imitation), as well as categorization and learning about objects (deferred imitation with a change in target objects and generalized imitation). Although these processes are most likely not independent from each other, their relations are still largely unclear. On the one hand, deferred imitation studies have shown that infants' performance improves with increasing age, resulting in the reproduction of more target actions after longer delay intervals. On the other hand, imitation studies focusing on infants' action understanding have found that infants do not necessarily imitate the model's exact actions – actions or action steps that seem to be irrational or irrelevant are omitted by infants under certain circumstances (selective imitation). Additionally, findings of imitation studies that require a transfer of the target actions to novel objects have demonstrated that infants do not only learn about actions, but also about objects, when they engage in imitation.
The present dissertation aims at integrating different perspectives of imitation research by testing 12- and 18-month-old infants in deferred imitation tests consisting of functional vs. arbitrary target actions, and by combining deferred imitation with eye tracking in half of the experiments. A deferred imitation paradigm was chosen to assess memory performance. Systematic variation of target action characteristics enabled the assessment of infants' imitation pattern, i.e., if they would imitate one kind of target actions more frequently than the other. Functionality was chosen as the action characteristic in focus because function is an object's most important property, thus this variation might shed some light on infants' learning about objects in the context of an imitation test. The main goal of the eye tracking experiments was to tackle the relations between infants' visual attention to, and deferred imitation of, different kinds of target actions.
The behavioral experiments revealed that both 12- and 18-month-olds imitated significantly more functional than arbitrary target actions after a delay of 30 minutes. In addition, while 12-month-olds showed a memory effect only for functional actions, 18-month-olds showed a memory effect for both kinds of actions. Thus, 12-month-olds imitated strictly selectively, and 18-month-olds imitated more exactly. This shows that the well established memory effect is modulated by target action functionality, which affects 12- and 18-month-olds' imitation differently. Furthermore, when retested after a two weeks delay, 18-month-olds' performance rates of functional and arbitrary target actions decreased parallel. This suggests that selective imitation is not affected by the duration of the retention interval, and that selection of target actions takes place at an earlier stage of action perception and memory processes.
In the eye tracking experiments, both 12- and 18-month-olds' imitation patterns replicated the findings of the behavioral experiments, showing consistently higher imitation rates of functional than arbitrary target actions. Contrary to this, infants' fixation times to the target actions were not affected by target action functionality. This contrast was supported by statistical analyses that found no clear correspondence between visual attention to and deferred imitation of target actions. This suggests that selective imitation cannot be explained by selective visual attention. Nevertheless, finer-grained analyses of gaze and imitation data in the 18 months old group suggested that infants' increased attention to the social-communicative context of the imitation task was related to more exact imitation, i.e. imitation of not only functional, but also arbitrary target actions.
The findings are discussed against the background of imitation theories, with regard to the relations between different cognitive processes underlying infants' imitation, such as memory, action perception and learning about objects.
The principles of the Islamic mystical exegesis are presented in this article. The sources of Islamic mystical exegesis of the Qur’an starts with Prophet Muhammad and his companions and continues with the following generations. In this regard, the narratives of ʿUmar and Ibn ʿAbbās are noteworthy because they were the first who disclosed the underlying meaning of certain verses which have reached us until today. The commentaries of the Islamic mystical exegetes are supported by the Qurʾān, some key Hadith of the Prophet and actions and words of his companions. This is a type of knowledge by unveiling (kašf) and is obtained by a channel that is confidential and closed to others. This leads to an ongoing debate as the confirmability is difficult. It is acknowledged that as long as these commentaries do not contradict with the literal meaning of the verses, are supported by solid narrations, or do not harm the boundaries of sharia they should be accepted as an enrichment.
This article is concerned with the mystical exegesis of the journey between Moses and Ḫiḍr mentioned in the Qurʾān in Sūrah al-Kahf (18/60-82). The verses are viewed and analysed by the commentaries of classic commentators (mufassirūn) aṭ-Ṭabarī, az-Zamaḫšarī and ar-Razī. The emphasis is set on the content-related description of Moses and Ḫiḍr which are found in Sūrah al-Kahf. The supreme allegory of the journey is that divinely-inspired knowledge (al-ʿilm al-ladunnī) may be received in the form of revelation (as Moses did) or as mystical, intuitive knowledge (as was given to Ḫiḍr). Classic commentators suggest, despite the distinguished position of Moses as a prophet, that the knowledge given to Ḫiḍr is superior and described as a secret or hidden knowledge. For this reason, Ḫiḍr holds an essential position in Islamic mystical tradition (taṣawwuf), in which Sūrah al-Kahf is considered as a legitimation for the mystical dimension in Islam.
İşârî Tefsirlerin Işığında Hz. Zekeriya'nın Vesâyeti Altındaki Meryem ve Onun Kur’ân’daki Mucizes
(2016)
The purpose of this article is to explore the Qurʾānic verses that mention Mary and the miraculous events that occured in particular during the guardianship of Zacharia. In this context commentators from the Islamic mystical tradition underline the link between the aspects of asceticism (riyāḍa) and miracles (karāmāt) with the Sufi tradition. They emphasise on the superior status of Mary in the sight of Allah Who has raised and protected her with great care. Commentators agree that Mary is not a Prophet, but can be seen as a serveant who became a friend of Allah (walī). Moreover, they highlight that Allah will always protect and support those who have obtained this superior status just as He did with Mary.
Thalassämia major und Sichelzellanämie sind hereditäre Erkrankungen, die zu der Gruppe der quantitativen bzw. qualitativen Hämoglobinsynthesestörungen gehören und in unterschiedlichem Maße mit einer chronischen Anämie einhergehen. Dabei besteht die Therapie der Anämie in regelmäßigen Bluttransfusionen. Im Falle der Thalassämia major sind regelmäßige Bluttransfusionen alle 2-4 Wochen notwendig. Dabei übersteigt die damit zugeführte Eisenmenge bei weitem die Eisenausscheidungskapazität des Körpers, die limitiert und passiver Natur ist. Es kann dadurch zur Eisenüberladung des Körpers mit Erschöpfung der Eisenbindungskapazität und Nachweisbarkeit von freiem Eisen kommen. Freies Eisen generiert über die Fenton-Reaktion freie Radikale und reaktive Sauerstoffspezies, die ihrerseits in der Lage sind, biologische Moleküle sowie Zellstrukturen zu schädigen. Der Organismus verfügt über Mechanismen um diese Schäden zu verhindern bzw. den Ausmaß der Schäden zu begrenzen, die als antioxidativen Abwehrmechanismen bezeichnet werden. In dieser vorliegenden Arbeit wurden Blutproben von 22 Patienten mit ß-Thalassämia major und 16 Patienten mit Sichelzellanämie Patienten untersucht. Bei ihnen wurde das Vorliegen der pathologischen Modellsituation einer Eisenüberladung angenommen. Als Kontrollgruppe wurden 16 phänotypisch gesunde Geschwister der beiden Patientenkollektive herangezogen. Hauptziele dieser Arbeit war, die Bleomycin-Methode im Stoffwechsellabor des Zentrums für Kinderheilkunde und Jugendmedizin der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität zu etablieren und dabei die folgenden Fragen zu klären: 1. Entsteht freies Eisen bei polytransfundierten Patienten? 2. Ist die Bleomycin-Assay zur Bestimmung des freien Eisens geeignet? 3. Welche Zusammenhänge bestehen zwischen den Parametern des Eisenstoffwechsels und können diese zur Abschätzung des freien Eisens genutzt werden? Freies Eisen entsteht dann, wenn die Eisenbindungskapazität des Transferrins überschritten wird. Bei gesunden Menschen liegt eine Transferrinsättigung im Durchschnitt bei unter 30%. Es ist also eine wertvolle Reserve vorhanden, um effektiv die Enstehung des freien Eisens zu verhindern. Bei bestimmten pathologischen Situationen, wie sie auch bei polytransfundierten Patienten bei Thalassämie vorliegen, wird dem Körper massiv Eisen zugeführt. Wir konnten bei 18 von 22 Patienten in der Thalassämiegruppe freies Eisen nachweisen. Der Median der freien Eisenkonzentration lag bei 1,25 μmol/l bei einer Spannbreite von 5,3μmol/l. In der Sichelzellanämiegruppe konnte nur bei einem Patienten freies Eisen nachgewiesen werden. Dieser hatte ebenfalls häufig Bluttransfusionen erhalten. Zur Messung des freien Eisens wurde die Bleomycin Methode nach Gutteridge et al angewandt. Es ist eine nasschemische Methode (Messung erfolgt via Spektroskopie) und erfordert keinen hohen technischen Aufwand. Da bei der Bestimmung des freien Eisens im mikromolaren Bereich geschieht, ist das Hauptproblem die Kontamination der Reagenzien durch das ubiquitär vorkommende Eisen. Durch höchste Sorgfalt und genaues Arbeiten im staubfreien Milieu und Behandlung der Reagenzien mit einem geeigneten Eisenkomplexbildner, wie z.B. Chelex100®, ist dieses Problem beherrschbar. Dennoch erfordert die Methode einen enormen Zeitaufwand, weshalb nach Parametern gesucht wurde, die zur Abschätzung oder zur Vorselektion der geeigneten Blutproben zur Bestimmung des freien Eisens herangezogen werden können. Wie oben schon erwähnt, hatten 18 von 22 Thalassämiepatienten freies Eisen im Blut. Davon hatten 15 eine Transferrinsättigung über 100% und 2 knapp unter 100%. Lediglich ein Patient, bei dem aber auch nur freies Eisen von 0,05 μmol/l gemessen wurde, hatte eine Transferrinsättigung deutlich unter 100%. Ein Patient aus der Sichelzellanämiegruppe, bei dem auch freies Eisen gemessen wurde, hatte ebenfalls eine Transferrinsättigung über 100%. Zusammenfassend kann festgehalten werden, dass eine hoch signifikante positive Korrelation zwischen dem freien Eisen und der Transferrinsättigung festegestellt wurde (r = 0,63, p = 0,002). 95% der Patienten, die freies Eisen im Blut hatten, wiesen auch Transferrinsättigungswerte über bzw. knapp unter 100% auf. Es besteht auch ein statistisch signifikanter positiver Zusammenhang zwischen der Serumeisenkonzentration und freiem Eisen. Alle Patienten mit freiem Eisen im Blut hatten Serumeisenwerte über 170 μg/dl. Damit konnte die Arbeitshypothese bestätigt werden, dass es bei polytransfundierten Thalassämiepatienten zu einer Eisenüberladung mit in der Folge entstehendem freiem Eisen kommt; bekannterweise induziert zweiwertiges Eisen die Fenton-Reaktion bzw. Haber-Weiss-Reaktion und damit oxidativen Stress. Bei Sichelzellanämiepatienten , die keine regelmäßigen Hochregimebluttransfusionen erhalten, die ebenso, wie in der Literatur beschrieben, oxidativem Stress ausgesetzt sind, müssen auch andere Pathomechanismen angenommen werden.
The aim of this study is to examine the different grades students’ understanding levels of the concept of religion in elementary education. A total of 107 different grades students taken from elementary schools were asked the concept in using open ended question developed by the researcher. Obtained data showed that students couldn’t understand the concept correctly and scientifically and the majority of the students had a misconception about the concept such as worshipping, worships, being ethical, ethical behaviours and obligatory behaviours. Furthermore, some students had specific conceptual confusions about the concept.
1890’lı yıllarda Alman filozof Edmund Husserl’in çalısmaları ile temelleri atılmıs bir bilim dalı olan fenomenoloji, dini, estetik, ahlaki ve duygusal her türlü dogrudan deneyimi analiz edip betimleyen felsefi bir yaklasımdır. Fenomenolojinin din arastırmalarında kullanılması, farklı dini bakıs açılarının oldugu gibi anlasılabilmesine, kisinin önyargılarından kurtularak diger inançları dogru ve tarafsız bir sekilde anlayabilmesine fırsat verebilecegi düsüncesine dayanır. Din egitiminde fenomenolojik yöntem, dinlerarası din ögretimi yaklasımı ile Ingiltere’de uygulama alanı bulmus ve daha sonra ortaya konulacak olan din egitimi uygulamalarına esas olusturmustur. Bu yaklasımda farklı dinlere deger veren, genel bir din olgusu anlayısına sahip bireylerin yetismesi hedeflenmektedir. Bu makalede fenomen ve fenomenoloji kavramlarına deginildikten sonra din arastırmalarında ve din egitiminde fenomenolojik yaklasımın nasıl bir iz bıraktıgının ortaya konulması amaçlanmıstır. Bu amaç çerçevesinde, Ülkemizdeki din ögretiminde çok kısmi bir fenomenolojik bir yaklasımın var oldugu, bu yöntemle sadece inanç konusunun ögretimin yapıldıgı, inanç olgusu çerçevesinde bazı Islam içi mezhep ve yorumlar ile diger dinlere ortak ögeler ön plana çıkarılarak ögretim programında yer verildigi tespit edilmistir.
Reconstructing the evolution of baleen whales (Mysticeti) has been problematic because morphological and genetic analyses have produced different scenarios. This might be caused by genomic admixture that may have taken place among some rorquals. We present the genomes of six whales, including the blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus), to reconstruct a species tree of baleen whales and to identify phylogenetic conflicts. Evolutionary multilocus analyses of 34,192 genome fragments reveal a fast radiation of rorquals at 10.5 to 7.5 million years ago coinciding with oceanic circulation shifts. The evolutionarily enigmatic gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) is placed among rorquals, and the blue whale genome shows a high degree of heterozygosity. The nearly equal frequency of conflicting gene trees suggests that speciation of rorqual evolution occurred under gene flow, which is best depicted by evolutionary networks. Especially in marine environments, sympatric speciation might be common; our results raise questions about how genetic divergence can be established.
Topological semimetal antiferromagnets provide a rich source of exotic topological states which can be controlled by manipulating the orientation of the Néel vector, or by modulating the lattice parameters through strain. We investigate via ab initio density functional theory calculations, the effects of shear strain on the bulk and surface states n two antiferromagnetic EuCd2As2 phases with out-of-plane and in-plane spin configurations. When magnetic moments are along the c-axis, a 3% longitudinal or diagonal shear strain can tune the Dirac semimetal phase to an axion insulator phase, characterized by the parity-based invariant η4I=2. For an in-plane magnetic order, the axion insulator phase remains robust under all shear strains. We further find that for both magnetic orders, the bulk gap increases and a surface gap opens on the (001) surface up to 16 meV. Because of a nonzero η4I index and gapped states on the (001) surface, hinge modes are expected to happen on the side surface states between those gapped surface states. This result can provide a valuable insight in the realization of the long-sought axion states.
Evidence is increasingly pointing towards a significant global decline in biodiversity. The drivers of this decline are numerous, including habitat change and overexploitation, rapid deforestation, pollution, exotic species and disease, and finally climate change as an emerging driver of biodiversity change (Nakamura, et al., 2013; Hancocks, 2001; Pereira, Navarro & Martins, 2012). Raising public awareness of the need to conserve biological diversity is essential to safeguard the richness of life forms all over the world (Lindemann-Matthies, 2002). In this regard, institutions such as science museums, zoos and aquariums have the potential to play an important role (Rennie & Stocklmayer, 2003). Especially, zoos can provide a productive learning environment (Miles & Tout, 1992), facilitating the promotion of public conservation awareness and the adoption of pro-environmental behaviours that would reduce negative human impacts on biodiversity (Barongi, et al., 2015).
Based on these concepts, my study contributes to the developing field of visitor studies. Taking as reference non-zoo visitors and zoo visitors, I have focused on reviewing some aspects of conservation education, such as people's awareness of conservation, people's interest in animals and people's feelings towards animals and attitudes towards zoos. The study identified differences between non-regular and regular zoo visitors in interests in animals, as well as visitor attitudes towards conservation issues and zoos. Therefore, the present study indicated that positive emotional reactions and, in particular, a perceived sense of connection to the animal were linked and depended on the frequency of zoo visits. It was as well remarkable, that conservation awareness was influenced by the interest in animals, the interest in visiting zoos, the attitudes towards these institutions, and the age and the country of origin. All these variables had a greater effect in the conservation consciousness of the participants. Additionally interestingly, the main reason for visiting zoos in every country was to learn something about animals. This highlights the educational role of zoos and broadly supports the idea that people want to visit zoos to learn something about animals, in turn facilitating pro-conservation learning and changes in attitude. They are uniquely positioned to interact with visitors, communities, and society and to contribute by providing an informative and entertaining environment. Visiting zoos could led to contribute to promoting animal connectedness and interest in species.
The PANDA experiment will be one of the flagship experiments at the future Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) in Darmstadt, Germany. It is a versatile detector dedicated to topics in hadron physics such as charmonium spectroscopy and nucleon structure. A DIRC counter will deliver hadronic particle identification in the barrel part of the PANDA target spectrometer and will cleanly separate kaons with momenta up to 3.5 GeV/c from a large pion background. An alternative DIRC design option, using wide Cherenkov radiator plates instead of narrow bars, would significantly reduce the cost of the system. Compact fused silica photon prisms have many advantages over the traditional stand-off boxes filled with liquid. This work describes the study of these design options, which are important advancements of the DIRC technology in terms of cost and performance. Several new reconstruction methods were developed and will be presented. Prototypes of the DIRC components have been built and tested in particle beam, and the new concepts and approaches were applied. An evaluation of the performance of the designs, feasibility studies with simulations, and a comparison of simulation and prototype tests will be presented.
Kinder aus zugewanderten Familien und aus den unteren Sozialschichten haben es an deutschen Schulen schwer. Zu ihrer Unterstützung werden vielfältige Fördermaßnahmen angeboten. Welche Art der Förderung insbesondere Familien mit Migrationshintergrund benötigen, wird in der vorliegenden Schrift besprochen.
Zur Beantwortung dieser Frage wurde ein Familien-Bildungsprogramm - mittels qualitativer und quantitativer Erhebungsmethoden - evaluiert. In dem Programm werden Familien über die Dauer von zwei Jahren (im Übergang von der 4. in die 5. Klasse) eng begleitet. Das vielfältige Unterstützungsangebot ist dahingehend ausgerichtet, die teilnehmenden Kinder auf ihrem schulischen Weg zu unterstützen. Ebenso möchte das Programm zur Erhöhung der gesellschaftlichen Teilhabe der Familien beitragen.
Erhebliche Leistungsfortschritte erreichen fast alle Kinder im Kompetenzbereich Lesen. Besonders die leistungsschwächeren Kinder haben von der Förderung profitiert. Auch die Rechtschreibkompetenzen haben sich im Schnitt verbessert. Das schulbezogene Fähigkeitsselbstkonzept der Kinder sowie ihre Lern- und Leistungsmotivation bleibt von der Förderung relativ unbeeinflusst. Die Eltern profitieren insbesondere von dem Zugewinn einer konstanten Ansprechperson. Es gelingt den Mitarbeiterinnen ein Stützungs-Setting aufzubauen, welches den Eltern Sicherheit vermittelt und sie zuversichtlicher werden lässt. Daneben wurde eine Reihe differentieller Wirksamkeiten ermittelt (wie Entlastung, Aktivierung, Qualifizierung). Das Ausmaß der Wirksamkeit wird durch spezielle Bedingungen - auf Seite der Teilnehmer und auf Seite der Ausführenden - moderiert.
Die vorliegenden Ergebnisse werden mit Bezug auf Implikationen für die Praxis (in Schulen und Bildungsprogrammen) diskutiert.
Background: Through the rapid development in DNA sequencing methods and tools, microbiome studies on a various number of species were performed during the last decade. This advance makes it possible to analyze hundreds of samples from different species at the same time in order to obtain a general overview of the microbiota. However, there is still uncertainty on the variability of the microbiota of different animal orders and on whether certain bacteria within a species are subject to greater fluctuations than others. This is largely due to the fact that the analysis in most extensive comparative studies is based on only a few samples per species or per study site. In our study, we aim to close this knowledge gap by analyzing multiple individual samples per species including two carnivore suborders Canoidea and Feloidea as well as the orders of herbivore Perissodactyla and Artiodactyla held in different zoos. To assess microbial diversity, 621 fecal samples from 31 species were characterized by sequencing the V3–V4 region of the 16S rRNA gene using Illumina MiSeq.
Results: We found significant differences in the consistency of microbiota composition and in fecal microbial diversity between carnivore and herbivore species. Whereas the microbiota of Carnivora is highly variable and inconsistent within and between species, Perissodactyla and Ruminantia show fewer differences across species boundaries. Furthermore, low-abundance bacterial families show higher fluctuations in the fecal microbiota than high-abundance ones.
Conclusions: Our data suggest that microbial diversity is significantly higher in herbivores than in carnivores, whereas the microbiota in carnivores, unlike in herbivores, varies widely even within species. This high variability has methodological implications and underlines the need to analyze a minimum amount of about 10 samples per species. In our study, we found considerable differences in the occurrence of different bacterial families when looking at just three and six samples. However, from a sample number of 10 onwards, these within-species fluctuations balanced out in most cases and led to constant and more reliable results.
Research on the human and animal microbiome has become increasingly important in recent years. It is now widely accepted the gut microbiome is of crucial importance to health, as it is involved in a large number of physiological processes. The term ‘microbiome’ refers to the all living microorganisms including their genes and metabolites in a defined environment, while the specific composition of microorganisms consisting of bacteria, archaea and protozoa is referred to as the ‘microbiota’ (Lane-Petter, 1962; Lederberg and McCray, 2001).
In recent years, research has focused on various of these communities in the soil (Fierer, 2017), water (Sunagawa et al., 2015), air (Leung et al., 2014) and especially in the human gut. However, this topic is also becoming increasingly relevant for the conservation of endangered species. In the face of global mass extinctions and the listing of over 42,000 animal species as ‘critically endangered’, conservation breeding programmes are more important than ever (Díaz et al., 2019; IUCN, 2022). The responsibility for these tasks lies with zoological institutions, which are dedicated to animal conservation and the continuous monitoring of animal welfare. Microbiome research offers a non-invasive method to support species conservation. By analysing faecal samples, microbial markers can be identified that provide important information about the health status and reproductive cycle of animals (Weingrill et al., 2004; Antwis et al., 2019). Zoological facilities also provide an ideal research environment for comparing individuals from different habitats. In addition, all necessary metadata such as age, sex, kinship or medical treatment are documented and can be used for the analysis.
This is the starting point for this thesis. In order to identify such microbial markers, it is necessary to understand the microbiome of a variety of animal species. The first aim is therefore to characterise the faecal microbiota of 31 mammalian species, focusing on herbivores and carnivores. It could be shown that they differ significantly in terms of both microbial diversity and microbiota composition. Herbivorous species express a very diverse microbial composition, consisting mainly of cellulose-degrading taxa of the families Fibrobacteraceae or Spirochaetaceae. In contrast, the microbiota of carnivorous species is less diverse and is dominated by protein-degrading Fusobacteriaceae and Clostridiaceae. In addition, this thesis proves that the microbiota of herbivorous species is highly consistent, whereas the microbiota of carnivorous species is highly variable. The results of this study provide important insights for the sampling scheme of future projects. Especially when analysing carnivorous species, single samples are not sufficient to capture the full variability of the microbiome.
These results lead to the question of whether this variability can be explained by daily fluctuations in the individual microbiome and whether this can be used to distinguish between species or individuals. Using individual longitudinal data and a combined approach of clustering algorithms and dynamic time warping, it is shown that such a distinction is possible at the species and individual level. This was confirmed for both a carnivorous (Panthera tigris) and a herbivorous (Connochaetes taurinus) species. These results confirm the influence of the host individual on the faecal microbiota, in addition to the often described influence of diet (Ley et al., 2008a; Kartzinel et al., 2019).
Based on the knowledge gained from these studies, a methodology has been developed that will enable the conservation of species in the field to be supported by microbiome research in the future. The focus here lays on the identification of host-specific metadata based on the faecal microbiota. The developed regression model is able to distinguish between carnivorous, herbivorous and omnivorous hosts with up to 99% accuracy. In addition, a more accurate phylogenetic classification of the family (Canidae, Felidae, Ursidae, Herpestidae) can be made for carnivorous hosts. For herbivorous hosts, the model can predict the respective digestive system with up to 100% accuracy, distinguishing between ruminants, hindgut fermenters and a simple digestive system. The acquisition of host-specific metadata from an unknown faecal sample is an important step towards establishing microbiome research in species conservation. Field studies in particular will benefit from such new methods. Usually, costly microsatellite analysis and high-quality host DNA are required to obtain host-specific information from faecal samples. The newly developed method offers a less costly and labour-intensive alternative to conventional techniques and opens up a more accessible field for microbiome research in the field.
Background and purpose: Transient splenial oedema, also known as reversible splenial lesion syndrome (RESLES), is a rare magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) finding that presents as a round or ovoid focal oedema in the posterior corpus callosum, and is associated with a wide range of clinical conditions. The aetiology of RESLES is not fully clear. We aimed to investigate conflicting pathophysiological hypotheses by measuring local glucose metabolism in patients with RESLES.
Methods: We retrospectively analysed patients with RESLES after reductions in antiseizure medications during in-hospital video electroencephalography monitoring. We measured local glucose uptake using positron emission tomography/computed tomography and compared matched cohorts of patients with and without MRI evidence of RESLES using nonparametric tests.
Results: Local glucose metabolism in the splenium of seven patients with RESLES was not significantly different from the glucose metabolism of the seven patients in the matched cohort. This was true using both regular and normalized standardized glucose uptake value calculation methods (p = 0.902 and p = 0.535, respectively).
Conclusion: We found no evidence of local glucose hypometabolism in RESLES, which supports previous pathophysiological considerations that suggest that RESLES is an intercellular, intramyelinic oedema rather than a typical intracellular cytotoxic oedema, which is not reversible.
Hintergrund
In Anbetracht ihres bedeutenden Potenzials zur Verbesserung der medizinischen Versorgung wird Telemedizin weiterhin zu wenig genutzt. Trotz einiger erfolgreicher Pilotprojekte in den vergangenen Jahren ist insbesondere über die Hindernisse der Etablierung und Verstetigung von Telemedizin wenig bekannt. Diese Studie hatte das Ziel, die Einstellung niedergelassener Neurologen hinsichtlich der Nutzung von Telemedizin in der Epileptologie und resultierende Hinderungsgründe zu verstehen. Gleichzeitig werden mögliche Lösungsansätze präsentiert.
Methoden
Mithilfe eines individuell erstellten 14-Item-Fragebogens befragten wir prospektiv alle Neurologen, die zuvor die Teilnahme an einem transregionalen Telemedizinpilotprojekt im Bereich der Epileptologie abgelehnt oder keine Rückmeldung gegeben hatten, zu Gründen für und gegen den generellen Einsatz von bzw. die Teilnahme an Telemedizin.
Ergebnisse
Von 58 kontaktierten Neurologen antworteten 33 (57 %). Die häufigsten Gründe für die fehlende Nutzung der Telemedizin waren ein vermuteter Zeitmangel oder ein vermuteter zu großer organisatorischer Aufwand (49 %). Zudem wurden Bedenken bezüglich der technischen Ausstattung (30 %) und eine Präferenz für alternative Wege der intersektoralen Kommunikation (30 %) angegeben. Befürchtete Probleme in Bezug auf die Kostenerstattung für telemedizinische Leistungen waren für 27 % ein Hindernis. Neurologen in ländlichen Gebieten waren signifikant häufiger bereit, zunächst eine telemedizinische Konsultation anzufordern, bevor sie eine Überweisung ausstellen (p = 0,006).
Schlussfolgerungen
Die flächendeckende Etablierung von Telemedizinstrukturen ist immer noch durch Hindernisse erschwert, die meist im organisatorischen Bereich liegen. Die bestehenden Herausforderungen im Gesundheitswesen in ländlichen Gebieten sind eine besondere Chance für die Implementierung von Telemedizin. Die meisten Probleme der Telemedizin können gelöst werden, sollten aber bereits bei der Konzeptionierung von Projekten mitbedacht werden, um ihre Verstetigung zu erleichtern.
Recent data have suggested that performing recanalizing therapies in ischemic stroke might lead to an increased risk of acute symptomatic seizures. This applies to both intravenous thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy. We therefore determined the frequency of acute symptomatic seizures attributable to these two recanalization therapies using a large, population-based stroke registry in Central Europe. We performed two matched 1:1 case–control analyses. In both analyses, patients were matched for age, stroke severity on admission and pre-stroke functional status. The first analysis compared patients treated with intravenous thrombolysis to a non-recanalization control group. To isolate the effect of mechanical thrombectomy, we compared patients with both mechanical thrombectomy and intravenous thrombolysis to those with only intravenous thrombolysis treatment in a second analysis. From 135,117 patients in the database, 13,356 patients treated with only intravenous thrombolysis, and 1013 patients treated with both intravenous thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy were each matched to an equivalent number of controls. Patients with intravenous thrombolysis did not suffer from clinically apparent acute symptomatic seizures significantly more often than non-recanalized patients (treatment = 199; 1.5% vs. control = 237; 1.8%, p = 0.07). Mechanical thrombectomy in addition to intravenous thrombolysis also was not associated with an increased risk of acute symptomatic seizures, as the same number of patients suffered from seizures in the treatment and control group (both n = 17; 1.7%, p = 1). In a large population-based stroke registry, the frequency of clinically apparent acute symptomatic seizures was not increased in patients who received either intravenous thrombolysis alone or in conjunction with mechanical thrombectomy.
The National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) score is the most frequently used score worldwide for assessing the clinical severity of a stroke. Prior research suggested an association between acute symptomatic seizures after stroke and poorer outcome. We determined the frequency of acute seizures after ischemic stroke in a large population-based registry in a central European region between 2004 and 2016 and identified risk factors for acute seizures in univariate and multivariate analyses. Additionally, we determined the influence of seizures on morbidity and mortality in a matched case–control design. Our analysis of 135,117 cases demonstrated a seizure frequency of 1.3%. Seizure risk was 0.6% with an NIHSS score at admission <3 points and increased up to 7.0% with >31 score points. Seizure risk was significantly higher in the presence of acute non-neurological infections (odds ratio: 3.4; 95% confidence interval: 2.8–4.1). A lower premorbid functional level also significantly increased seizure risk (OR: 1.7; 95%CI: 1.4–2.0). Mortality in patients with acute symptomatic seizures was almost doubled when compared to controls matched for age, gender, and stroke severity. Acute symptomatic seizures increase morbidity and mortality in ischemic stroke. Their odds increase with a higher NIHSS score at admission.
Background: Tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) is a monogenetic, multisystem disorder characterized by benign growths due to TSC1 or TSC2 mutations. This German multicenter study estimated the costs and related cost drivers associated with organ manifestations in adults with TSC.
Methods: A validated, three-month, retrospective questionnaire assessed the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics, organ manifestations, direct, indirect, out-of-pocket (OOP), and nursing care-level costs among adult individuals with TSC throughout Germany from a societal perspective (costing year: 2019).
Results: We enrolled 192 adults with TSC (mean age: 33.4 ± 12.7 years; range: 18–78 years, 51.6% [n = 99] women). Reported TSC disease manifestations included skin (94.8%) and kidney and urinary tract (74%) disorders, epilepsy (72.9%), structural brain defects (67.2%), psychiatric disorders (50.5%), heart and circulatory system disorders (50.5%), and lymphangioleiomyomatosis (11.5%). TSC1 and TSC2 mutations were reported in 16.7% and 25% of respondents, respectively. Mean direct health care costs totaled EUR 6452 (median EUR 1920; 95% confidence interval [CI] EUR 5533–7422) per patient over three months. Medication costs represented the major direct cost category (77% of total direct costs; mean EUR 4953), and mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitors represented the largest share (68%, EUR 4358). Mean antiseizure drug (ASD) costs were only EUR 415 (6%). Inpatient costs (8%, EUR 518) and outpatient treatment costs (7%; EUR 467) were important further direct cost components. The mean care grade allowance as an approximator of informal nursing care costs was EUR 929 (median EUR 0; 95% CI EUR 780–1083) over three months. Mean indirect costs totaled EUR 3174 (median EUR 0; 95% CI EUR 2503–3840) among working-age individuals (< 67 years in Germany). Multiple regression analyses revealed mTOR inhibitor use and persistent seizures as independent cost-driving factors for total direct costs. Older age and disability were independent cost-driving factors for total indirect costs, whereas epilepsy, psychiatric disease, and disability were independent cost-driving factors for nursing care costs.
Conclusions: This three-month study revealed substantial direct healthcare, indirect healthcare, and medication costs associated with TSC in Germany. This study highlights the spectrum of organ manifestations and their associated treatment needs in the German healthcare setting. Trial registration: DRKS, DRKS00016045. Registered 01 March 2019, http://www.drks.de/DRKS00016045.
A systematic review on the burden of illness in individuals with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC)
(2020)
Objective: This review will summarize current knowledge on the burden of illness (BOI) in tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), a multisystem genetic disorder manifesting with hamartomas throughout the body, including mainly the kidneys, brain, skin, eyes, heart, and lungs.
Methods: We performed a systematic analysis of the available literature on BOI in TSC according to the PRISMA guidelines. All studies irrespective of participant age that reported on individual and societal measures of disease burden (e.g. health care resource use, costs, quality of life) were included.
Results: We identified 33 studies reporting BOI in TSC patients. Most studies (21) reported health care resource use, while 14 studies reported quality of life and 10 studies mentioned costs associated with TSC. Only eight research papers reported caregiver BOI. Substantial BOI occurs from most manifestations of the disorder, particularly from pharmacoresistant epilepsy, neuropsychiatric, renal and skin manifestations. While less frequent, pulmonary complications also lead to a high individual BOI. The range for the mean annual direct costs varied widely between 424 and 98,008 International Dollar purchasing power parities (PPP-$). Brain surgery, end-stage renal disease with dialysis, and pulmonary complications all incur particularly high costs. There is a dearth of information regarding indirect costs in TSC. Mortality overall is increased compared to general population; and most TSC related deaths occur as a result of complications from seizures as well as renal complications. Long term studies report mortality between 4.8 and 8.3% for a follow-up of 8 to 17.4 years.
Conclusions: TSC patients and their caregivers have a high burden of illness, and TSC patients incur high costs in health care systems. At the same time, the provision of inadequate treatment that does not adhere to published guidelines is common and centralized TSC care is received by no more than half of individuals who need it, especially adults. Further studies focusing on the cost effectiveness and BOI outcomes of coordinated TSC care as well as of new treatment options such as mTOR inhibitors are necessary.
Stress-induced cell surface expression of MHC class I-related glycoproteins of the MIC and ULBP families allows for immune recognition of dangerous “self cells” by human cytotoxic lymphocytes via the NKG2D receptor. With two MIC molecules (MICA and MICB) and six ULBP molecules (ULBP1–6), there are a total of eight human NKG2D ligands (NKG2DL). Since the discovery of the NKG2D–NKG2DL system, the cause for both redundancy and diversity of NKG2DL has been a major and ongoing matter of debate. NKG2DL diversity has been attributed, among others, to the selective pressure by viral immunoevasins, to diverse regulation of expression, to differential tissue expression as well as to variations in receptor interactions. Here, we critically review the current state of knowledge on the poorly studied human NKG2DL ULBP4. Summarizing available facts and previous studies, we picture ULBP4 as a peculiar ULBP family member distinct from other ULBP family members by various aspects. In addition, we provide novel experimental evidence suggesting that cellular processing gives rise to mature ULBP4 glycoproteins different to previous reports. Finally, we report on the proteolytic release of soluble ULBP4 and discuss these results in the light of known mechanisms for generation of soluble NKG2DL.
In dieser Arbeit wurden Methoden entwickelt, mit denen das Auflösungsverhalten schwer wasserlöslicher schwacher Säuren verbessert werden kann. Als Modellwirkstoffe wurden drei Vertreter der Sulfonylharnstoff-Gruppe (Glibenclamid, Glipizid und Glimepirid) gewählt. Diese Wirkstoffe, werden zur oralen Standardtherapie des Typ 2 Diabetes eingesetzt. Die Ergebnisse aus den Löslichkeits- und Freisetzungsuntersuchungen der reinen Arzneistoffe bildeten in dieser Arbeit den Ausgangspunkt der Entwicklungsarbeit. Um den Einfluss der galenischen Methoden auf das Freisetzungsverhalten der entwickelten Formulierungen besser zu beurteilen, wurden ebenfalls entsprechende Handelspräparate (Euglucon N 3,5 mg, Luditec 5 mg und Amaryl 4 mg) untersucht. Zunächst wurden mit Glibenclamid und dem natürlichen ?-CD sowie verschieden Cyclodextrin-Derivaten (M-?-CD und HP-?-CD) binäre Komplexe im molaren Verhältnis von 1:2 (Glibenclamid:CD) hergestellt und charakterisiert. Anschließend wurden feste Lösungen aus Glibenclamid und Kollicoat(r) IR bzw. PVP K30 entwickelt. Bei den nachfolgenden Freisetzungsuntersuchungen zeichnete sich im Falle der binären Cyclodextrin-Komplexe ab, dass der Glibenclamid-HP-?-CD-Komplex das beste Freisetzungsverhalten von Glibenclamid in den untersuchten Medien erreichte. Bei den festen Lösungen von Glibenclamid gab es zwischen den beiden untersuchten Polymeren keine signifikanten Unterschiede im Ausmaß der Glibenclamidfreisetzung. Im nächsten Schritt wurden ternäre Komplexe (Glibenclamid-HP-?-CD-Polymer) entwickelt, eine Kombination aus binären CD- Komplexen und festen Lösungen. Als dritte Komponente wurden Kollicoat(r) IR, PVP K30 und PEG 6000 in unterschiedlichen Zusätzen, 5, 10 und 20% bezogen auf den zugrunde liegenden binären Glibenclamid-HP-?-CD-Komplex eingearbeitet. Die Charakterisierung der verschiedenen ternären Komplexe ergab, dass das beste Freisetzungsverhalten bei den Komplexen, welche einen 10%igen Kollicoat(r) IR- bzw. 20%igen PVP K30-Zusatz enthielten, generiert werden konnte. Bei den drei verwendeten Methoden (binäre-, ternäre Komplexe und feste Lösungen) erhielt man während der Freisetzungsuntersuchungen in den Medien mit einem pH-Wert unterhalb des pKs-Wertes von Glibenclamid (5,4) eine übersättigte Wirkstofflösung, was zum Teil innerhalb kürzester Zeit zum Präzipitieren des Wirkstoffes führte. Initiale DSC-Untersuchungen hatten gezeigt, dass Glibenclamid in den beschriebenen Präformulierungen in amorpher Form vorlag, was der Grund für die rasche Freisetzung war. Anschließend wurde versucht, das Präzipitieren zu verlangsamen und im besten Fall zu verhindern. Hierfür wurde HPMC in verschiedenen Formen verwendet. Das einfache Hinzumischen von HPMC in eine Gelatine-Kapsel zu der Glibenclamid-Formulierung führte aufgrund von Agglomeratbildungen zu einer deutlichen Verzögerung der Wirkstofffreisetzung. Pankreatin als Zusatz zum Freisetzungsmedium konnte die Bildung eines Agglomerates nicht verhindern, was darauf schließen ließ, dass dieses nicht durch sogenanntes "Cross-linking" der Gelatine entstanden war. In einem nächsten Schritt wurden HPMC-Kapseln eingesetzt. Die Glibenclamidfreisetzung konnte durch einfaches Austauschen der Gelatine-Kapseln gegen Vcaps(r) Plus-Kapseln in allen untersuchten Medien deutlich gesteigert werden, was auf die durch die Anwesenheit von HPMC verzögerte Präzipitation des Wirkstoffes im Freisetzungsmedium zurückzuführen war. Im nächsten Schritt wurde, die Formulierungsmethode von Glibenclamid, auf Glipizid übertragen. Es wurde analog zu Glibenclamid ein binärer Glipizid-HP-?-CD-Komplex im molaren Verhältnis von 1:2 (Glipizid:HP-?-CD) hergestellt. Dieser Komplex führte zu einer deutlichen Verbesserung des Auflösungsverhaltens von Glipizid, was zu einer annähernd 100%igen Wirkstofffreisetzung in allen untersuchten Medien führte. Weiterhin wurden die mit Glibenclamid entwickelten Methoden auch auf Glimepirid übertragen. Die Formulierung von Glimepirid zu einem binären Glimepirid-HP-?-CD-Komplex führte zu einer höheren Wirkstofffreisetzung, verglichen mit der kristallinen Reinsubstanz und des Handelspräparates. Durch die Verarbeitung von Glimepirid in ternären Komplexen erhöhte sich das Ausmaß der Wirkstofffreisetzung deutlich. Mit Kollicoat(r) IR konnte eine Wirkstofffreisetzung von ca. 60% der Dosis und mit PVP K30 als dritter Komponente sogar ca. 85% Wirkstofffreisetzung in Blank FeSSIF erzielt werden. Das Präzipitieren des Wirkstoffes nach initialer Wirkstofffreisetzung in Blank FeSSIF konnte durch den Einsatz von Vcaps(r) Plus-Kapseln deutlich reduziert werden. Stabilitätsuntersuchungen, welche mit den in dieser Arbeit verwendeten Präformulierungen durchgeführt wurden zeigten, dass der jeweilige Wirkstoff auch nach einem Jahr der Lagerung bei Raumtemperatur und < 30% rel. Luftfeuchte, in amorpher Form in den entsprechenden Präformulierungen vorlag. All diese Untersuchungen zeigten eindrucksvoll, dass sich Cyclodextrin-Derivate in Kombination mit hydrophilen Polymeren, dazu eigneten, die Verfügbarkeit schwer löslicher Wirkstoffe im Dünndarm für deren Resorption zu verbessern. Es wurde gezeigt, dass die Herstellungsmethodik der Cyclodextrin-Komplexe einen wesentlichen Einfluss auf die Wirkstofffreisetzung hatte.
Background: The treatment of different skin conditions with spa waters is a long tradition dating back to at least late Hellenism. Interestingly, independent scientific examinations studying the effect of spa waters are scarce.
Objective: In the present in vitro study, we compared the effect of culture media supplemented with (a) thermal spa waters (La Roche-Posay, Avène) and (b) two natural mineral drinking waters (Heppinger, Adelholzener) on physiological parameters in HaCaT keratinocytes.
Methods: The different medium preparations were investigated with regard to cell proliferation and cell damage. Moreover, the impact on inflammation parameters with and without ultraviolet B (UVB) irradiation was examined.
Results: Two popular thermal spring waters were found to suppress cell proliferation and cell damage. Moreover, these waters reversed the induction of interleukin-6, as measured using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and promoter transactivation, and the formation of reactive oxygen species after UVB stimulation. Of note, the two natural mineral waters, which are distributed as drinking waters, had some effect on the above-mentioned parameters but to a lesser extent.
Conclusion: In summary, our results show that spa waters, and particularly those derived from thermal springs, reduce parameters associated with inflammation. It seems likely that trace elements such as selenium and zinc are critical for the observed effects.
hallmark of ageing is the redistribution of body fat. Particularly, subcutaneous fat decreases paralleled by a decrease of skin collagen I are typical for age-related skin atrophy. In this paper, we hypothesize that collagen I may be a relevant molecule stimulating the differentiation of adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) into adipocytes augmenting subcutaneous fat. In this context lipogenesis, adiponectin, and collagen I receptor expression were determined. Freshly isolated ASCs were characterized by stemness-associated surface markers by FACS analysis and then transdifferentiated into adipocytes by specific medium supplements. Lipogenesis was evaluated using Nile Red staining and documented by fluorescence microscopy or quantitatively measured by using a multiwell spectrofluorometer. Expression of adiponectin was measured by real-time RT-PCR and in cell-free supernatants by ELISA, and expression of collagen I receptors was observed by western blot analysis. It was found that supports coated with collagen I promote cell adhesion and lipogenesis of ASCs. Interestingly, a reverse correlation to adiponectin expression was observed. Moreover, we found upregulation of the collagen receptor, discoidin domain-containing receptor 2; receptors of the integrin family were absent or downregulated. These findings indicate that collagen I is able to modulate lipogenesis and adiponectin expression and therefore may contribute to metabolic dysfunctions associated with ageing.
This Dissertation deals with the development of FAIR-relevant X-ray diagnostics based on the interaction of lasers and particle beams with matter. The associated experimental methods are supposed to be employed in the HIHEX-experiments in the HHT-cave of the GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy-Ion Research GmbH (GSI) in Phase-0 and in the APPA-cave at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research in Darmstadt, Germany.
Diagnostic of high aerial density targets that will be used in FAIR experiments demands intense and highly penetrating X-ray sources. Laser generated well-directe relativistic electron beams that interact with high Z materials is an excellent tool for generation of short-pulse high luminous sources of MeV-gammas.
In pilot experiments carried out at the PHELIX laser system, GSI Darmstadt, relativistic electrons were produced in a long scale plasma of near critical electron density (NCD) by the mechanism of the direct laser acceleration (DLA). Low density polymer foam layers preionised by a well-defined nanosecond laser pulse were used as NCD targets. The analysis of the measured electron spectra showed up to 10- fold increase of the electron "temperature" from T_Hot = 1–2 MeV, measured for the case of the interaction of 1–2 ×10^19 Wcm^(−2) ps-laser pulse with a planar foil, up to 14 MeV for the case when the relativistic laser pulse propagates through the by a ns-pulse preionised foam layer. In this case, up to 80–90 MeV electron energy was registered. An increase of the electron energy was accompanied by a strong increase of the number of relativistic electrons and well-defined directionality of the relativistic electron beam measured to be (12 ±1)° (FWHM). This directionality increases the gamma flux on target by far compared to the soft X-ray sources.
Additionally to laser based active diagnostics, passive techniques involving inherent X-ray fluorescence radiation of projectile and target emitted during heavy-ion target interaction can be used to measure the ion beam distribution on shot. This information is of great importance, since the target size is chosen to be smaller than the beam focus in order to ensure homogeneous heating of the HIHEX-target by the ion beam. High amounts of parasitic radiation and activation of experimental equipment is expected for experiments at the APPA-cave. For this reason, all electronic devices must be placed at a safe distance to the target chamber. In order to transport the signal over a large distance, the X-ray image of the target irradiated by heavy-ions has to be converted into an optical one.
For these purposes, the X-ray Conversion to Optical radiation and Transport (XCOT)-system was developed in the frame of a BMBF-project and commissioned in two beamtimes at the UNILAC, GSI during this work.
In experiments, we observed intense radiation of target atoms (K-shell transitions in Cu at 8–8.3 keV and L-shell transition in Ta) ionised in collisions with heavy ions as well as Doppler-shifted L-shell transitions of Au-projectiles passing through targets. This radiation can be used for monochromatic (dispersive elements like bent crystals) or polychromatic (pinhole) 2D X-ray mapping of the ion beam intensity distribution in the interaction region during the beam-target interaction. We measured the efficiency of the X-ray photon production depending on the target thickness and the number of ions passing through the target. The spatial resolution of the XCOT-system based on the multi-pinhole camera was measured to be (91±17) μm for the image magnification factor M = 2. It was considerably improved by application of a toroidally bent quartz crystal and reached 30 μm at M = 6. This resolution is optimal to image the distribution of a 1mm in diameter ion beam. As next step, the XCOT-system will be tested during the SIS18 beam-time at the HHT-experimental area.
Modern experiments in heavy ion collisions operate with huge data rates that can not be fully stored on the currently available storage devices. Therefore the data flow should be reduced by selecting those collisions that potentially carry the information of the physics interest. The future CBM experiment will have no simple criteria for selecting such collisions and requires the full online reconstruction of the collision topology including reconstruction of short-lived particles.
In this work the KF Particle Finder package for online reconstruction and selection of short-lived particles is proposed and developed. It reconstructs more than 70 decays, covering signals from all the physics cases of the CBM experiment: strange particles, strange resonances, hypernuclei, low mass vector mesons, charmonium, and open-charm particles.
The package is based on the Kalman filter method providing a full set of the particle parameters together with their errors including position, momentum, mass, energy, lifetime, etc. It shows a high quality of the reconstructed particles, high efficiencies, and high signal to background ratios.
The KF Particle Finder is extremely fast for achieving the reconstruction speed of 1.5 ms per minimum-bias AuAu collision at 25 AGeV beam energy on single CPU core. It is fully vectorized and parallelized and shows a strong linear scalability on the many-core architectures of up to 80 cores. It also scales within the First Level Event Selection package on the many-core clusters up to 3200 cores.
The developed KF Particle Finder package is a universal platform for short- lived particle reconstruction, physics analysis and online selection.
Conceptual design of an ALICE Tier-2 centre integrated into a multi-purpose computing facility
(2012)
This thesis discusses the issues and challenges associated with the design and operation of a data analysis facility for a high-energy physics experiment at a multi-purpose computing centre. At the spotlight is a Tier-2 centre of the distributed computing model of the ALICE experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. The design steps, examined in the thesis, include analysis and optimization of the I/O access patterns of the user workload, integration of the storage resources, and development of the techniques for effective system administration and operation of the facility in a shared computing environment. A number of I/O access performance issues on multiple levels of the I/O subsystem, introduced by utilization of hard disks for data storage, have been addressed by the means of exhaustive benchmarking and thorough analysis of the I/O of the user applications in the ALICE software framework. Defining the set of requirements to the storage system, describing the potential performance bottlenecks and single points of failure and examining possible ways to avoid them allows one to develop guidelines for selecting the way how to integrate the storage resources. The solution, how to preserve a specific software stack for the experiment in a shared environment, is presented along with its effects on the user workload performance. The proposal for a flexible model to deploy and operate the ALICE Tier-2 infrastructure and applications in a virtual environment through adoption of the cloud computing technology and the 'Infrastructure as Code' concept completes the thesis. Scientific software applications can be efficiently computed in a virtual environment, and there is an urgent need to adapt the infrastructure for effective usage of cloud resources.
The COVID-19 lockdown has significantly disrupted the higher education environment within the Netherlands and led to changes in available study-related resources and study demands of students. These changes in study resources and study demands, the uncertainty and confusion about educational activities, the developing fear and anxiety about the disease, and the implementation of the COVID-19 lockdown measures may have a significant impact on the mental health of students. As such, this study aimed to investigate the trajectory patterns, rate of change, and longitudinal associations between study resources–demands and mental health of 141 university students from the Netherlands before and during the COVID-19 lockdown. The present study employed a longitudinal design and a piecewise latent growth modeling strategy to investigate the changes in study resources and mental health over a 3 month period. The results showed that moderate levels of student resources significantly decreased before, followed by a substantial rate of increase during, lockdown. In contrast, study demands and mental health were reported to be moderate and stable throughout the study. Finally, the growth trajectories of study resources–demands and mental health were only associated before the lockdown procedures were implemented. Despite growing concerns relating to the negative psychological impact of COVID-19 on students, our study shows that the mental health during the initial COVID-19 lockdown remained relatively unchanged.
The purpose of this study was to identify distinctive mental health profiles for industrial psychologists based on the Mental Health Continuum. Further, it aimed to determine how these profiles differ with respect to work-role fit, meaningfulness and work engagement. It also aimed to investigate whether industrial psychologists within managerial or specialist differ in respect of different types of mental health. An online cross-sectional survey design was employed to draw a census sample (n = 274) from all South African industrial psychologists. A biographical questionnaire, the Work-Role Fit Scale, the Psychological Meaningfulness Scale, the Work Engagement Scale, and the Mental Health Continuum–Short Form were administered. Descriptive statistics, correlations, latent profile analysis, MANOVAs and ANOVAs were computed. Three mental health profiles for industrial psychologists were identified: languishing, moderately mentally healthy and flourishing. Significant differences between the three mental health profiles and experiences of meaningful work-role fit and work engagement were found, but not between experiences of managerial roles. The results show that individuals with different mental health profiles, experience work and its related outcomes, differently. Therefore, in order to enhance meaningful work-role fit and work engagement of industrial psychologists, a one-size-fits-all model may not be appropriate.
Editorial: Positive organizational interventions: contemporary theories, approaches and applications
(2020)
Despite the popularity of the term Positive Psychological Coaching within the literature, there is no consensus as to how it should be defined (framed) or what the components of a positive coaching “model” should include. The aim of this systematic review was to define positive psychological coaching and to construct a clear demarcated positive psychological coaching model based on the literature. A systematic literature review led to the extraction of 2,252 records. All records were screened using specific inclusion/exclusion criteria, which resulted in the exclusion of records based on duplicates (n = 1,232), titles (n = 895), abstracts (n = 78), and criteria violations (n = 23). Twenty-four academic, peer-reviewed publications on positive psychological coaching were included. Data relating to conceptual definitions and coaching models/phases/frameworks were extracted and processed through thematic content analysis. Our results indicate that positive psychological coaching can be defined as a short to medium term professional, collaborative relationship between a client and coach, aimed at the identification, utilization, optimization, and development of personal strengths and resources in order to enhance positive states, traits and behaviors. Utilizing Socratic goal setting and positive psychological evidence-based approaches to facilitate personal growth, optimal functioning, enhanced wellbeing, and the actualization of people's potential. Further, eight critical components of a positive psychological coaching model were identified and discussed. The definition and coaching process identified in this study will provide coaches with a fundamental positive psychological framework for optimizing people's potential.
The information and communication technology (ICT) sector within the Netherlands is a major driver of globalization, the country’s economic growth and innovation. The Dutch ICT sector’s performance is increasingly becoming dependent upon employee driven innovations in order to address the needs of the sectors they service. In other words, the ICT sector within the Netherlands is largely dependent upon the performance and innovative capacity of its employees; both of which are functions of employee engagement. Given the high demand, and low supply of talent within this sector, ICT organizations need to develop innovative ways to enhance the performance capacities of its people. Developing an engaged and highly innovative workforce seems to be an efficient way to activate employees’ performance. As such, the aim of this paper was to investigate the mediating function of employee driven innovative work behaviors in the relationship between work engagement and task performance within the a Dutch ICT consulting firm. A cross-sectional survey-based research design, employing a census-based sampling method, was employed to obtain data from a global ICT consulting firm within the Netherlands (n = 232). The Utrecht Work Engagement Scale, the Innovative Work Behavior Scale and the Task Performance Scale was used to assess the associative subjective experiences of ICT employees. The results showed that work engagement is a significant driver for innovative work behaviors, which in turn affects the task performance of employees. Further, innovative work behaviors are therefore important to translate the engaging energies of employees into performance. This paper discusses the theoretical and practical implications of these findings.
The purpose of this study was to examine the psychometric properties (i.e., factorial validity, measurement invariance, and reliability) of the Grit-Original scale (Grit-O) within the Netherlands. The Grit-O scale was subjected to a competing measurement modeling strategy that sequentially compared both independent cluster model confirmatory factor analytical- and exploratory structural equation modeling approaches. The results showed that both a two first order, bi-factor structure as well as a less restrictive two factor ESEM factorial structure best-fitted the data. The instrument showed to be reliable at both a lower- (Cronbach’s alpha) and upper-level (composite reliability) limit. However, measurement invariance between genders could only be established for the B-ICM-CFA model. Finally, concurrent validity was established through relating the GRIT-O to task performance. The linear use of the Grit-O scale should therefore carefully be considered.
Orientation: Lack in congruence amongst industrial and organisational psychologists (IOPs) as to the conceptualisation of its profession poses a significant risk as to the relevance, longevity and professional identity of the profession within the South African context. Research purpose: This study aimed to explore the professional identity of IOPs within the South African context. Specifically, the aim of this study was four-fold: (1) to develop a contemporary definition for IOP, (2) to investigate IOP roles, (3) to determine how the profession should be labelled and (4) to differentiate IOP from human resource management (HRM) from IOPs’ perspectives within South Africa. Motivation for the study: IOPs do not enjoy the same benefits in stature or status as other professions such as medicine, finances and engineering in the world of work. IOPs need to justify its relevance within organisational contexts as a globally shared understanding of ‘what it is’, ‘what it does’ and ‘what makes it different from other professions’, which is non-existent. In order to enhance its perceived relevance, clarity as to IOPs professional identity is needed. Research design, approach and method: A post-positivistic qualitative content analytic and descriptive research design was employed in this study. Data from practising industrial and organisational psychology (IOP) within South Africa (N = 151) were gathered through an electronic web-based survey and were analysed through thematic content analysis. Main findings: The results indicate that IOP in South Africa seeks to optimise the potential of individuals, groups, organisations and the community by implementing scientific processes to support both individual and organisational wellness and sustainability. ‘Work Psychology’ was considered a more fitting professional designation or label than industrial and/or organisational psychology. The industrial psychologist’s major roles related to the well-being and development of employees. A clear distinction between a more dynamic, pro-active approach of IOP compared to a more transactional approach of HRM was also evident. IOP within South Africa appears to have a community development function. Practical/managerial implications: The longevity, relevance and impact of IOP as a profession requires alignment amongst practitioners as to shared common professional identity. Contribution/value-add: This study provides a contemporary understanding of the roles, functions, labels and unique value proposition of industrial and organisational psychology within the South African context.
Academic self-efficacy (ASE) refers to a student’s global belief in his/her ability to master the various academic challenges at university and is an essential antecedent of wellbeing and performance. The five-item General Academic Self-Efficacy Scale (GASE) showed promise as a short and concise measure for overall ASE. However, of its validity and reliability outside of Scandinavia is limited. Therefore, this paper aimed to investigate the psychometric properties, longitudinal invariance, and criterion validity of the GASE within a sample of university students (Time 1: n = 1056 & Time 2: n = 592) in the USA and Western Europe. The results showed that a unidimensional factorial model of overall ASE fitted the data well was reliable and invariant across time. Further, criterion validity was established by finding a positive relationship with task performance at different time stamps. Therefore, the GASE can be used as a valid and reliable measure for general ASE.
Problematisation: The credibility and transparency of industrial and organisational psychological (IOP) research within South Africa was recently challenged by Efendic and Van Zyl (2019). The authors briefly showed inconsistencies in statistical results reported by authors of the South African Journal of Industrial Psychology (SAJIP), that various studies were insufficiently powered, that best-practice guidelines for the reporting of results were mostly only partially followed and that no transparency exists with regard to the research process. They demonstrated that authors of the SAJIP may knowingly or unknowingly be engaging in questionable research practices, which directly affects the credibility of both the discipline and the journal. Furthermore, they suggested practical guidelines for both authors and the SAJIP on how this could be managed.
Implications: Based on these suggestions, the authors invited prominent members of the IOP scientific community to provide scholarly commentary on their paper in order to aid in the development of ‘a clear strategy on how [the confidence crisis in IOP] could be managed, what the role of SAJIP is in this process and how SAJIP and its contributors could proactively engage to address these issues’. Seven members of the editorial board and two international scholars provided commentaries in an attempt to further the debate about the nature, causes, consequences and management of the credibility crisis within the South African context.
Purpose: The purpose of this final rebuttal article was to summarise and critically reflect on the commentaries of the nine articles to advance the debate on the confidence crisis within the South African IOP discipline.
Recommendations: All SAJIP’s stakeholders (authors, editors, reviewers, the publication house, universities and the journal) can play an active role in enhancing the credibility of the discipline. It is suggested that SAJIP should develop a clear and structured strategy to promote credible, transparent and ethical research practices within South Africa.
Despite its popularity in practice, the Grit-O Scale has shown inconsistent factorial structures and differing levels of internal consistency in samples outside the USA. The validity of the Grit-O Scale in different contexts is, therefore, questionable. As such, the purpose of this paper was to determine whether the Grit-O Scale could be used as a valid and reliable measure to compare grit across different nations. Specifically, the aim was to investigate the factorial validity, reliability, and concurrent validity of the Grit-O Scale and to investigate measurement invariance across three national cohorts (Europe, the USA, and Hong Kong). Data were gathered from 1888 respondents stemming from one USA- (n = 471), two Hong Kong- (n = 361) and four European (n = 1056) universities. A series of traditional CFA and less restrictive ESEM models were estimated and systematically compared to determine the best factorial form of the Grit-O Scale. The results showed that a bifactor ESEM model, with one general factor of overall grit and two specific factors (consistency of interest and perseverance of effort), fitted the data best, showed strong measurement invariance across the three samples, and showed itself to be a reliable measure. Furthermore, concurrent validity was established by showing that the three grit factors were directly and positively related to task performance. Meaningful latent comparisons between the three cultural cohorts could therefore be made. The results imply that cross-national comparisons of grit may only be problematic when traditional CFA approaches are favoured. In contrast, ESEM modelling approaches may compensate for cross-national differences in understanding grit and control for differences in the interpretation of the scale’s items. Therefore, the bifactor ESEM approach may be more appropriate for cross-cultural and cross-national comparison studies, as it allows for these differences to be meaningfully captured, modelled, and controlled for.
Orientation: The work of industrial/organisational (I/O) psychologists presents an interesting and relevant context for studying meaning and engagement as components of happiness. Research purpose: The aim of this study was to determine how I/O psychologists experience the meaning of their work and to investigate the relationships between their experiences of work-role fit, meaning of work, psychological meaningfulness and work engagement, utilising the happiness framework proposed by Seligman (2002). Motivation for the study: I/O psychologists spend more than 88% of their working day with people, and they are primary role models for happiness in the workplace. Information about their work engagement and experiences of meaning is therefore needed. Research design, approach and method: A survey design was used. A convenience sample (n = 106) was taken of I/O psychologists in South Africa. A biographical questionnaire, the Work-Role Fit Scale, the Work-Life Questionnaire, the Psychological Meaningfulness Scale, the Work Engagement Scale and a survey measuring the actual and desired time spent on six broad categories of work were administered. Main findings: Work-role fit predicted psychological meaningfulness and work engagement. The calling orientation to work predicted both psychological meaningfulness and work engagement. Work-role fit mediated the relationship between the meaning of work and psychological meaningfulness. Work-role fit partially mediated the relationship between a calling orientation to work and work engagement. Practical implications: A calling orientation to work should be fostered in I/O psychologists because it contributes to experiences of work-role fit, psychological meaningfulness and work engagement. Contribution/value-add: The results of this study contribute to scientific knowledge about work-role fit, engagement and meaning as components of happiness of I/O psychologists.
The strengths use scale: psychometric properties, longitudinal invariance and criterion validity
(2021)
Strengths use is an essential personal resource to consider when designing higher-educational programs and interventions. Strengths use is associated with positive outcomes for both the student (e.g., study engagement) and the university (e.g., academic throughput/performance). The Strengths Use Scale (SUS) has become a popular psychometric instrument to measure strengths use in educational settings, yet its use has been subjected to limited psychometric scrutiny outside of the U.S. Further, its longitudinal stability has not yet been established. Given the wide use of this instrument, the goals of this study were to investigate (a) longitudinal factorial validity and the internal consistency of the scale, (b) its equivalence over time, and (c) criterion validity through its relationship with study engagement over time. Data were gathered at two-time points, 3 months apart, from a sample of students in the Netherlands (n = 360). Longitudinal confirmatory factor analyses showed support for a two-factor model for overall strengths use, comprised of Affinity for Strengths and Strengths Use Behaviors. The SUS demonstrated high levels of internal consistency at both the lower- and upper bound limits at both time points. Further, strict longitudinal measurement invariance was established, which confirmed the instrument's temporal stability. Finally, criterion validity was established through relating strengths use to study engagement at different time stamps. These findings support the use of the SUS in practice to measure strengths use and to track the effectiveness of strengths use interventions within the higher education sector.
Orientation: The purpose of this editorial was to provide an introduction and a general overview of the special issue on Open Science Practices: A Vision for the Future of SAJIP, as hosted in the 45th edition of the South African Journal of Industrial Psychology (SAJIP). Specifically, the aim was to provide a viable, practical and implementable strategy for enhancing the scientific credibility, transparency and international stature of SAJIP.
Rezension zu: Psychology of Retention:Theory, Research and Practice / Melinde Coetzee, Ingrid L. Potgieter and Nadia Ferreira (Eds.), ISBN:978-3-319-98919-8 Publisher:Springer Nature, 2018, R1600 (Preis SA)
Eine Autoimmunreaktion impliziert Verlust der Autotoleranz und ermöglicht Immunreaktionen gegen körpereigene Antigene. Bei autoimmuner Erkrankung der Schilddrüse Typ M. Basedow führt die Aktivierung von T-Lymphozyten zur vorübergehenden und sequentiellen Expression von spezifischen Molekülen auf der Zelloberfläche, z.B. CD25 oder HLA-DR. Dass die CD4+CD25+-, CD8+CD25+-Zellen sowie HLA-DR-positive T-Zellen eine wesentliche Rolle in der Autoimmunität der Schilddrüse haben, ist erwiesen. Dennoch sind die genauen pathophysiologischen Mechanismen ungeklärt. Zusätzlich haben mehrere Studien eine Erhöhung der B-Zellen, insbesondere die Erhöhung der Anzahl von CD19+CD25+-Zellen bei Ophtalmopathie, sowie eine Erhöhung der zytotoxischen Aktivität der NK-Zellen beschrieben. Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit war es, mit Hilfe der Durchflusszytometrie die Veränderungen in der Expression von Aktivierungsmarkern CD25, HLA-DR und CD94 auf peripheren und intrathyreoidalen Lymphozytensubpopulationen bei M. Basedow und Struma zu bestimmen. Im ersten Teil der Arbeit wurden periphere Lymphozytensubpopulationen von M. Basedow, Struma, und Kontrollgruppe untereinander verglichen. Die Analyse von peripheren T-Helferzellen CD3+CD4+CD25- zeigte sowohl bei M. Basedow- als auch bei Struma-Patienten eine signifikant niedrigere Anzahl im Vergleich zur Kontrolle, während die peripheren CD3+CD4+CD25+-Zellen signifikant höhere Werte gegenüber der Kontrollgruppe aufwiesen. Im Rahmen der Untersuchung traten die peripheren aktivierten B-Zellen (CD45+CD19+CD25+) sowie peripheren NK-Zellen (CD45+CD56+CD94-, CD45+CD56+CD94+, CD45+CD8-CD56+, CD45+CD3-CD56+ und NK-T-Zellen (CD45+CD8+CD56+, CD45+CD3+CD56+) bei Struma in eine signifikant erhöhten Anzahl im Vergleich zur Kontrolle auf. Die nicht aktivierten B-Zellen (CD45+CD19+CD25-) zeigten bei Patienten mit M. Basedow eine signifikante Erhöhung der Anzahl verglichen mit der Strumagruppe. Diese Ergebnisse zeigen deutliche Unterschiede in den Aktivierungsmustern von M. Basedow und Struma gegenüber der Kontrolle. Somit kann man bei beiden Erkrankungen über eine immunologische Reaktion in der Peripherie sprechen, die sich deutlich von der bei gesunden unterscheidet. Dennoch war in der Peripherie bei M. Basedow-Patienten die Aktivierung von B-Zellen, wahrscheinlich autoimmun bedingt, beeinträchtigt. Im zweiten Teil der Arbeit wurden intrathyreoidale Lymphozytensubpopulationen von M. Basedow- und Struma-Patienten untereinander verglichen. Die Anzahl der intrathyreoidalen CD3+CD4+CD25--Zellen von M. Basedow war signifikant höher im Vergleich zu Struma, andererseits waren die Werte der CD45+CD19+CD25+-Zellen signifikant niedriger. Zusätzlich wurde bei M. Basedow-Patienten eine Analyse der Verhältnisse zwischen aktivierten und nicht aktivierten intrathyreoidalen Lymphozytensubpopulationen durchgeführt. Der Anteil nicht aktivierter T-Helferzellen (CD4+CD25-), zytotoxischer Zellen (CD8+CD25-) und B-Zellen (CD19+CD25-) war höher als der Anteil aktivierter T-Helferzellen (CD4+CD25+), zytotoxischen Zellen (CD8+CD25+) und B-Zellen (CD19+CD25+). Die hier vorgestellten Ergebnisse legen nahe, dass die Fähigkeit der CD4+CD25+-Zellen, die Proliferation von CD4+CD25--Zellen zu unterdrücken, bei M. Basedow-Patienten beeinträchtig ist. Dies führt bei diesen Patienten zu einer Zunahme der CD4+CD25--Subpopulation. Die Änderung der Verhältnisse von intrathyreoidalen aktivierten zu nicht aktivierten T-Helferzellen scheint hierbei mit der Entwicklung von M. Basedow assoziiert zu sein. Im dritten Teil der Arbeit wurden periphere und intrathyreoidale Lymphozyten von M. Basedow gegenübergestellt. Die Anzahl von intrathyreoidalen aktivierten zytotoxischen Zellen von M. Basedow mit dem Phänotyp CD3+CD8+CD25+ war erhöht im Vergleich zur Peripherie. Derselbe Vergleich wurde auch bei Struma durchgeführt. Dabei zeigten die intrathyreoidalen CD3+CD4+HLA-DR+- CD3+CD4+CD25+- CD3+CD8+CD25+- und CD3+CD8+HLA-DR+-Zellen sowie CD45+CD56+CD94--NK-Zellen höhere Werte als Periphere. Somit konnten wir zeigen, dass bei M. Basedow die Aktivierung von CD3+CD4+HLA-DR+- CD3+CD4+CD25+- und CD3+CD8+HLA-DR+-Zellen in der Schilddrüse unterdrückt ist. Dies könnte als Unterscheidungsmerkmal zwischen M. Basedow und Struma wichtig sein. Im vierten Teil der Arbeit wurden die peripheren und intrathyreoidalen Lymphozyten nach der Kultivierung mit Thyreozyten verglichen. Die Kultivierung von peripheren CD3+CD4+HLA-DR--Zellen mit Thyreozyten von Patienten mit M. Basedow bzw. Struma zeigte eine Vermehrung dieser Zellen im Vergleich zur Kultivierung ohne Thyreozyten. Die Struma-Patienten zeigten jedoch bei Kultivierung mit Thyreozyten höhere Anzahlen von intrathyreoidalen aktivierten T-Helferzellen (CD3+CD4+HLA-DR+) und zytotoxischen Zellen (CD3+CD8+HLA-DR+), als kultiviert ohne Thyreozyten. Aufgrund der Ergebnisse in diesem Teil der Arbeit kann angenommen werden, dass ein hemmender Einfluss von Thyreozyten auf intrathyreoidalen CD3+CD4+HLA-DR+- und CD3+CD8+HLA-DR+ -Zellen bei M. Basedow vorhanden ist.
Orthopockenviren sind große DNA-Viren, die im Zytoplasma der Wirtszelle replizieren und für über 200 Proteine kodieren. Sie besitzen ein breites Wirtszellspektrum (host-range) und modulieren auf komplexe Art und Weise zelluläre Prozesse, um ihre Replikation zu gewährleisten. Zu diesem Genus der Familie der Pockenviren gehört auch das modifizierte Vacciniavirus Ankara (MVA). MVA ist ein hoch attenuiertes, replikationsdefizientes Impfvirus, dem im Vergleich zu ursprünglichen Vacciniavirus-Stämmen viele virale Genfunktionen fehlen. Zu diesen verlorengegangenen Genen zählen so genannte host-range-Gene, die für das breite Wirtszellspektrum des Vacciniavirus (VACV) verantwortlich sind, deren molekulare Funktion aber größtenteils unbekannt ist. Diese Arbeit befasste sich zum einen mit der Untersuchung der Rolle der host-range-Gene K1L und C7L in der MVA-Infektion. Zum anderen sollte geprüft werden, ob der im MVA-Genom unvollständige Leserahmen F11L durch Wiederherstellung seiner Funktionalität den Wirtstropismus von MVA erweitern kann. Das Fehlen von K1L und C7L in MVA ist mit dem Verlust der späten viralen Genexpression verbunden. Als mögliche Ursache hierfür wurde in dieser Arbeit die Phosphorylierung des eukaryotischen Translationsinitiationsfaktors 2alpha (eIF2alpha) entdeckt, welche zum Abbruch der Proteinsynthese in der infizierten Zelle führt. Unter den möglichen Kinasen wurde die Proteinkinase R (PKR) als das verantwortliche Schlüsselenzym identifiziert und somit gezeigt, dass das K1- und C7-Protein den anti-viralen PKR-eIF2alpha-Signalweg inhibieren. Es stellte sich heraus, dass die eIF2alpha-Phosphorylierung alleine jedoch nicht für das Fehlen der späten Genexpression verantwortlich ist. Neben dem inhibitorischen Einfluss auf den PKR-eIF2alpha-Signalweg zeigte sich, dass C7 die Aktivierung des NFKB-Signalwegs reduziert, welcher für eine anti-virale Antwort der Wirtszelle wichtig ist. Ein weiterer Ansatz zur Aufklärung der K1- und C7-Funktion bestand darin, zelluläre Interaktionspartner zu identifizieren. Hierbei konnte das heterogene nukleäre Ribonukleoprotein K (HNRPK) als möglicher Interaktionspartner von C7 entdeckt werden. Neben den bisher bekannten host-range-Genen gibt es vermutlich weitere Gene, die den Wirtsbereich des VACV definieren. Das im MVA-Genom defekte F11L-Gen war ein guter Kandidat für eine solche Genfunktion, da es bei der Virionenmorphogenese, Virusausbreitung und der Migration VACV-infizierter Zellen eine Rolle zu spielen scheint. Deshalb wurde ein rekombinantes MVA mit vollständiger F11L-Gensequenz konstruiert und das Wirtszellspektrum dieses Virus untersucht. Die Reparatur des F11L-Gens ermöglichte MVA die Induktion von Zellbewegung nach Infektion, jedoch blieben seine unvollständige Morphogenese und eingeschränkte Vermehrungsfähigkeit in Säugetierzellen unbeeinflusst. F11L hat daher zumindest keine selbstständige Funktion als VACV host-range-Gen. Die Ergebnisse dieser Arbeit sind ein Beitrag zum besseren Verständnis der komplexen Virus-Wirts-Interaktionen des VACV sowie des eingeschränkten Wirtstropismus des Impfvirus MVA.
In Deutschland erhalten jährlich etwa 12.500 Patienten die Diagnose Leukämie. Unter ihnen befinden sich ca. 6 % Kinder, welche mit 33,8 % den größten Anteil der kindlichen Krebsneuerkrankungen repräsentieren. Die überwiegende Form im Kindesalter ist die akute lymphatische Leukämie (ALL), deren genetische Ursache meistens in einem hyperdiploiden Karyotyp oder einer chromosomalen Translokation zu finden ist. Bei 8 % der pädiatrischen ALLs ist ein Rearrangement des MLL-Gens involviert. Unter Beteiligung des häufigsten Translokationspartnergens (TPG) AF4 entsteht die t(4;11)(q21;q23)-Translokation mit den beiden Fusionsproteinen AF4•MLL sowie MLL•AF4. Die Therapie erfolgt in der Regel gemäß Hochrisikoprotokollen aufgrund der extrem schlechten Prognose und der mit hoher Therapieresistenz assoziierten Rezidivrate. Eine Studie zur Korrelation zwischen klinischen Merkmalen und molekularen Charakteristika belegte die Abhängigkeit des Outcomes von der Verteilung des Bruchpunkts im MLL-Gen. Bei älteren Patienten treten die Bruchpunkte überwiegend in MLL Intron 9 oder 10 auf und bedeuten eine signifikant bessere Prognose im Vergleich zu den besonders bei Säuglingen präsenten Bruchpunkten im MLL Intron 11. Die damit verbundene Verkürzung der Plant Homeodomain (PHD) 1 kann neben einer modifizierten Funktion des PHD1 auch in einer veränderten Konformation der gesamten PHD-Domäne resultieren. Besondere Bedeutung hat die PHD1-3-Domäne wegen der Fähigkeit des PHD3 einerseits H3K4me-Signaturen zu erkennen und auf der anderen Seite mit CYP33 zu interagieren. Die mit transkriptionell aktivem Chromatin assoziierten H3K4me-Signaturen sowie die CYP33-vermittelte repressive Aktivität bedingen einen ambivalenten Charakter des MLL-Proteins. Daneben ist der PHD3 allein interessant wegen des Vorkommens von 4 differenten Varianten mit keinen, 3, 11 oder 14 fehlenden Aminosäuren, welche durch alternatives Spleißen an der MLL Exon 15/16-Verknüpfung entstehen (PHD3-0, PHD3-3, PHD3 11 und PHD3-14). Semiquantitative Bestimmungen in verschiedenen Zelllinien verdeutlichen die nahezu ähnliche Transkription aller 4 Varianten. Weiterführende Untersuchungen mit dem Yeast Two-Hybrid (Y2H)-System sowie folgende Koimmunpräzipitations (CoIP)-Experimente zeigten, dass der PHD3-0 die beste Dimerisierungsfähigkeit aufweist. Dagegen ist der am schlechtesten dimerisierende PHD3-3 allein in der Lage, CYP33 bzw. dessen RRM-Domäne zu binden. Die Interaktion mit inhibitorischen Proteinen und die folgende Funktion als transkriptioneller Repressor sind allein mit der PHD3-3-Variante möglich. Bei Betrachtung der gesamten PHD1-3-Domäne sowie deren verkürzter Variante (ΔPHD1-3) fällt die reduzierte Bindungsfähigkeit der ΔPHD1-3-Domäne an die CYP33 RRM-Domäne sowie deren fehlende Dimerisierung auf. Über die resultierende geringere Bindung an inhibitorische Proteine kann die transkriptionell repressive Aktivität reduziert werden, während die transkriptionell aktive Funktion an Bedeutung gewinnt. Neben der Untersuchung der PHD-Domänen des MLL-Proteins wurde das Y2H-System zur weiteren Aufklärung der AF4- und AF4•MLL-Multiproteinkomplexe (MPC) verwendet. Ähnlich den Wildtypproteinen MLL und AF4 sind auch die beiden aus der t(4;11)(q21;q23)-Translokation resultierenden Fusionsproteine an der Assemblierung von MPCs beteiligt. Besonders das reziproke AF4•MLL scheint bezüglich des Therapieerfolgs für die Leukämogenese entscheidend zu sein. Die Identifizierung und Verifizierung sowohl bekannter als auch neuer Komponenten der AF4- und AF4•MLL-MPCs gelang in verschiedenen Experimenten. Allerdings wurde meist nur die Präsenz der Proteine im MPC nachgewiesen. Die Y2H-Untersuchungen konnten Interaktionen zwischen den verschiedenen Proteinen der Komplex identifizieren und damit die Kenntnis über die Zusammensetzung der MPCs wesentlich erweitern und vertiefen. Aufgrund der Beteiligung viraler Proteine an der Krebsentstehung sowie der Rekrutierung von Transkriptionsfaktoren der Wirtszelle für die virale Replikation erscheint auch die Nutzung der Superelongationskomplexe (SEC) durch virale Proteine plausibel. Die Funktion des AF4-Proteins als Kofaktor von viralen Proteinen, besonders der HCMV und EBV immediate early (IE)-Proteine, wurde bereits gezeigt. Außerdem konnte der Einfluss des HCMV IE1 auf AF4-abhängige Effekte sowie dessen Beteiligung am AF4-MPC nachgewiesen werden. Mithilfe der Y2H-Experimente konnten nicht nur Interaktionen des HCMV IE1 sondern auch Wechselwirkungen der Onkoproteine E6/E7 des HPV mit den Proteinen der AF4- und AF4•MLL-MPCs identifiziert werden.
Proton pumping respiratory complex I (NADH:ubiquinone oxidoreductase) is a major component of the oxidative phosphorylation system in mitochondria and many bacteria. In mammalian cells it provides 40% of the proton motive force needed to make ATP. Defects in this giant and most complicated membrane-bound enzyme cause numerous human disorders. Yet the mechanism of complex I is still elusive. A group exhibiting redox-linked protonation that is associated with iron-sulfur cluster N2 of complex I has been proposed to act as a central component of the proton pumping machinery. Here we show that a histidine in the 49-kDa subunit that resides near iron-sulfur cluster N2 confers this redox-Bohr effect. Mutating this residue to methionine in complex I from Yarrowia lipolytica resulted in a marked shift of the redox midpoint potential of iron-sulfur cluster N2 to the negative and abolished the redox-Bohr effect. However, the mutation did not significantly affect the catalytic activity of complex I and protons were pumped with an unchanged stoichiometry of 4 H+/2e−. This finding has significant implications on the discussion about possible proton pumping mechanism for complex I.
Im Rahmen des FAIR Projektes wurde ein neuartiger Prototyp eines nicht strahlzerstörenden Bunch Struktur Monitors (BSM) am GSI UNILAC entwickelt. Ziel ist es, ein zuverlässiges Diagnosegerät zu entwickeln, welches die longitudinale Struktur der Ionenbunche innerhalb des LINACs untersuchen kann. Notwendig ist hierbei eine effektive Zeitauflösung deutlich unter 100 ps, bei möglichst wenigen Makropuls Mittelungen. Nach der erfolgreichen Inbetriebnahme soll der BSM Prototyp dazu dienen, die Umsetzbarkeit eines weiteren nichtinvasiven Geräts für den geplanten Proton-LINAC bei FAIR mit einer notwendigen Zeitauflösung von 10 ps zu beurteilen.
Die numerische Simulation von Materialien, welche dem Hochstrom-Ionenstrahl ausgesetzt sind, zeigten einen sehr hohen thermischen Stress. Daher wurde der Ansatz eines nicht strahlzerstörenden Diagnosegerätes verfolgt. Das Design beruht auf der Erzeugung von Sekundärelektronen durch Strahl-Restgas Kollisionen im Strahlrohr. Durch das Anlegen eines homogenen Hochspannungspotentials von bis zu -31 kV, wird ein Elektronenstrahl erzeugt, welcher die zeitliche Struktur des Ionenbunches trägt. Die zeitliche Information des Elektronenstrahles wird beim Durchfliegen eines HF-Ablenkers, welcher resonant an die 36 MHz des Beschleunigers gekoppelt ist, in eine räumliche Intensitätsverteilung umgewandelt. Anschließend wird die Elektronenverteilung auf einem bildgebenden MCP-Phosphor-Detektor durch eine CCD-Kamera detektiert und in die Bunch Struktur überführt.
Intensive Untersuchungen der BSM Eigenschaften ergaben eine höchste Auflösung von 37 ±6.3 ps bei gleichzeitig akzeptabler Intensität auf dem MCP-Detektor. Unter anderem wurden auch stabile Einzelschussmessungen durchgeführt, welche für die Profilmessung nur einen einzelnen Makropuls benötigten, statt über typischerweise 8-32 Pulse zu mitteln.
Durch die systematische Manipulation der Bunchlänge durch einen Rebuncher sind nicht gaußförmige Profile von 280 ps bis 650 ps detektiert worden, welche als Studie für eine Emittanzbestimmung genutzt worden sind. In Abhängigkeit des Analyseverfahrens sind Werte von εGauss = 1.42 ±0.14 keV/u ns bis εSD = 3.03 ±0.33 keV/u ns für die Emittanz bestimmt worden.
Des Weiteren ist ein Finite-Elemente Modell erstellt worden, um die Zeitstruktur der Sekundärelektronen innerhalb des elektronenoptischen Systems zu bestimmen. Für das Setup mit der höchsten Auflösung von 37 ps ergab sich eine zusätzliche Zeitverbreiterung von 5.6 ps, welche nur geringfügig die experimentell bestimmte Auflösung verschlechtert.
Der nicht strahlzerstörende BSM liefert eine ausreichend hohe zeitliche Auflösung für detailreiche Untersuchung der longitudinalen Bunchstruktur, ohne negative Einflüsse auf den Ionenstrahl auszuüben. Fortgeschrittene Messungen, wie longitudinale Emittanzbestimmung und Makropulsanalysen, sind möglich und werden dazu beitragen, die LINAC Strukturen besser zu verstehen und weiter zu optimieren.
Obwohl bei der Umsetzung des Arbeitsprinzips für den geplanten Proton-LINAC die veränderten Strahlparameter berücksichtigt werden müssen, zeigen die Ergebnisse, wie die Zeitstrukturuntersuchung und die erreichte Phasenauflösung von 0.5° bei 36 MHz, dass zeitliche Auflösungen bei Aufrechterhaltung der Phasenauflösung von bis zu 10 ps für einen neuen BSM Prototypen möglich sind.
Social identification has been shown to be a protective resource for mental health. In this study, the relationships between social identification and emotional, as well as cognitive symptoms of test anxiety are investigated. Participants were university students diagnosed with test anxiety (N = 108). They completed questionnaires regarding a range of psychopathologic stress symptoms, and their social identification with fellow students and with their study program. Results reveal negative relations between social identification and almost all investigated emotional and cognitive symptoms of test anxiety. Based on this study, interventions could be developed that strengthen the social identity of university students.
Highlights
• Artificial intelligence systems for mechanically ventilated patients are increasing.
• The clinical and financial impact of these models are often unexamined.
• We developed a generic health-economic model for artificial intelligence systems.
• This model assesses the cost-effectiveness for many different scenarios.
• The developed framework is easily adjustable to other (clinical) situations.
Abstract
Purpose: The health and economic consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) systems for mechanically ventilated intensive care unit patients often remain unstudied. Early health technology assessments (HTA) can examine the potential impact of AI systems by using available data and simulations. Therefore, we developed a generic health-economic model suitable for early HTA of AI systems for mechanically ventilated patients.
Materials and methods: Our generic health-economic model simulates mechanically ventilated patients from their hospitalisation until their death. The model simulates two scenarios, care as usual and care with the AI system, and compares these scenarios to estimate their cost-effectiveness.
Results: The generic health-economic model we developed is suitable for estimating the cost-effectiveness of various AI systems. By varying input parameters and assumptions, the model can examine the cost-effectiveness of AI systems across a wide range of different clinical settings.
Conclusions: Using the proposed generic health-economic model, investors and innovators can easily assess whether implementing a certain AI system is likely to be cost-effective before an exact clinical impact is determined. The results of the early HTA can aid investors and innovators in deployment of AI systems by supporting development decisions, informing value-based pricing, clinical trial design, and selection of target patient groups.
This article examines whether autonomy as an educational aim should be defended at the global scale. It begins by identifying the normative issues at stake in global autonomy education by distinguishing them from the problems of autonomy education in multicultural nation-states. The article then explains why a planet-wide expansion of the ideal of autonomy is conceivable on the condition that the concept of autonomy is widened in a way that renders its precise meaning flexibly adjustable to a variety of distinct social and cultural contexts. A context-transcendent, core meaning of autonomy remains in place, however, according to which a person is only autonomous if she relates to the values and goals that direct her life in a way so that she sees them as her own and is able to identify and critically assess her principal reasons for action. Finally, the article addresses two challenges to the global expansion of autonomy education: the objection that autonomy is presently not the most important educational aim and the objection that global autonomy education is a form of cultural imperialism. It finds both objections wanting.
In the insect brain, the mushroom body is a higher order brain area that is key to memory formation and sensory processing. Mushroom body (MB) extrinsic neurons leaving the output region of the MB, the lobes and the peduncle, are thought to be especially important in these processes. In the honeybee brain, a distinct class of MB extrinsic neurons, A3 neurons, are implicated in playing a role in learning. Their MB arborisations are either restricted to the lobes and the peduncle, here called A3 lobe connecting neurons, or they provide feedback information from the lobes to the input region of the MB, the calyces, here called A3 feedback neurons. In this study, we analyzed the morphology of individual A3 lobe connecting and feedback neurons using confocal imaging. A3 feedback neurons were previously assumed to innervate each lip compartment homogenously. We demonstrate here that A3 feedback neurons do not innervate whole subcompartments, but rather innervate zones of varying sizes in the MB lip, collar, and basal ring. We describe for the first time the anatomical details of A3 lobe connecting neurons and show that their connection pattern in the lobes resemble those of A3 feedback cells. Previous studies showed that A3 feedback neurons mostly connect zones of the vertical lobe that receive input from Kenyon cells of distinct calycal subcompartments with the corresponding subcompartments of the calyces. We can show that this also applies to the neck of the peduncle and the medial lobe, where both types of A3 neurons arborize only in corresponding zones in the calycal subcompartments. Some A3 lobe connecting neurons however connect multiple vertical lobe areas. Contrarily, in the medial lobe, the A3 neurons only innervate one division. We found evidence for both input and output areas in the vertical lobe. Thus, A3 neurons are more diverse than previously thought. The understanding of their detailed anatomy might enable us to derive circuit models for learning and memory and test physiological data.