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Regulated expression of Focal Adhesion Kinase-Related NonKinase, the autonomously expressed C-terminal domain of Focal Adhesion Kinase /Nolan, Kathleen Anne. January 2000 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Virginia, 2000. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 132-157). Also available online through Digital Dissertations.
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Nonuniformity effects in a hybrid platinum silicide imaging device.Perry, David Lester. January 1991 (has links)
During the last ten to fifteen years, a new class of electronic imaging devices has been created. Closely related to the visible-light Charge-Coupled Device, or CCD, this new class of components has extended electronic imaging capability into the near, middle, and long-wave infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Most notable among these new components are the IRCCD, a monolithic device, and the hybrid imaging device, which employs separately optimized detector and readout assemblies. Since the creation of the first infrared imaging device, there has been a continual effort to improve performance. One of the many problems faced by the designers of such devices is that of spatial response nonuniformity. This investigation considers the impact of spatial response nonuniformity on thermal imaging. The analysis presented assumes the use of a platinum silicide hybrid imaging device intended to operate in the 3-5 μm middle-wave IR band. Both linear and nonlinear models for its operation are developed. Using these models, estimates of system performance are made. Post-correction spatial noise is estimated for two popular nonuniformity correction schemes. To demonstrate the validity of these concepts, results obtained from actual device testing are presented. Upper bounds are established for the amount of nonuniformity present in the tested device. To complete the investigation, conventional detector figures of merit are then modified to include the effects of nonuniformity.
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On the pathophysiology of dystoniaRome, Susan Margaret January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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New solutions for focal planesGiorgi, Sabine Veronique 08 1900 (has links)
No description available.
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Studies on the pathologic physiology of the uterus the uterine response to experimental infection and the effect of pregnancy of parental injections of embryo brei.Winter, A. J. January 1959 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1959. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references.
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BrothersLammert, Thomas K 09 May 2015 (has links)
Brothers is a novel about Evan Floyd, a twenty-one year old college student who battles alcoholism, and his attempt to track down whoever injured his twin brother, Will. Evan meets Rolando Villanueva, a star on the local high school soccer team and the half-brother of Victor Villanueva, the man who hospitalized Will. The novel’s chapters alternate focal characters, as the novel’s first chapter employs a third-person, limited omniscient point of view with Evan as the focal character. The story remains in a third-person, limited omniscient point of view in the chapters where Rolando acts as the focal character. In addition to these two points of view, Edison Floyd, Evan and Will’s father, acts as a third focal character during a flashback sequence. The critical introduction for the novel examines how the focalization functions throughout the text.
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The Role of the FAT Domain in Controlling Localization and Activation of the Focal Adhesion Kinase (FAK)Naser, Rayan Mohammad Mahmoud 11 1900 (has links)
Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) controls the assembly of focal adhesion sites and transduces signals from several membrane receptors. Controlled activation and localization of FAK functionally links cell adhesion, migration and survival. FAK is overexpressed in many cancer types, promoting tumor invasiveness and metastasis. The molecular mechanisms allowing FAK to fulfil numerous different functions and act as versatile ‘nanomachines’ are poorly understood. We have previously revealed that ligand-induced dimerization along with intramolecular interactions control FAK activation and localization where the C-terminal focal adhesion targeting (FAT) domain is strictly involved. In this study, we combine NMR with X-ray crystallography, as well as biophysical and computational methods to understand the molecular mechanisms that link the large-scale dynamics and intramolecular and intermolecular interactions of FAT into FAK’s capacity to integrate various stimuli into a site-specific function. Our results reveal FAT-mediated dynamical interplays between binding of known and newly discovered FAT ligands, and multimerization and autoactivation of FAK. Additionally, we investigate the impact of neuronal alternative splicing on FAT dynamics and interactions. Collectively, our results elucidate FAT’s role in allosterically controlling various FAK functions, and might inspire allosteric protein-protein interaction inhibitors against FAK-dependent cancer cell proliferation.
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Performance Assesment Of Indium Antimonide Photodetectors On Silicon SubstratesTumkaya, Umid 01 January 2003 (has links) (PDF)
In this study, detailed characteristics and performance assessment of 3& / #8722 / 5
µ / m p-i-n InSb photodetectors on Si substrates are reported. The detector epilayers were grown on GaAs coated Si substrates by molecular beam apitaxy (MBE). Both homojunction and single heterojunction (AlInSb/InSb) detector structures were investigated. Arrays of 33x33 µ / m2 detectors were fabricated and flip-chip bonded to a test substrate for detailed electrical and optical characterization. A peak detectivity as high as 1x1010 cmHz1/2/W was achieved with InSb homojunction
detectors on Si substrate in spite of the large lattice mismatch between InSb and Si (%19). In both homojunction and single heterojunction structures the differential resistance is significantly degraded by trap assisted tunneling (TAT) under moderately large reverse bias and by ohmic leakage near zero-bias. While the heterojunction structures provide a higher 80 K zero bias differential resistance, the
responsivity of this structure is significantly lower than that of homojunction InSb photodiodes. In both homojunction and heterojunction photodetectors, 80K 1/f noise is dominated by TAT processes, and the noise current at 1 Hz follows the
empirical relation in= & / #945 / TAT(ITAT) & / #946 / with & / #945 / TAT& / #8764 / 1.1x10& / #8211 / 6 and & / #946 / & / #8764 / 0.53.
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Cirugía resectiva de epilepsia lesional focal: Estudio en pacientes adultos del Seguro Social del Perú.Barreto-Acevedo, Elliot, Villafuerte-Espinoza, Mirla, Becerra-Zegarra, Alicia, Díaz-Vásquez, Alberto, Hernández-Vizarreta, José, Llaja-Rojas, Victoria 06 April 2017 (has links)
Objetivos: Reportar la experiencia en cirugía resectiva en una serie de pacientes adultos con epilepsia focal lesional tratados en un hospital del Seguro Social del Perú. Material y Métodos: Se revisó la información registrada en la Unidad de Epilepsia de Adultos del Hospital Rebagliati, en Lima, desde enero del 2012 hasta octubre del 2016, sobre características clínicas, electrográficas, de neuroimagen y quirúrgicas de todos los pacientes con epilepsia focal lesional farmacorresistente, en los cuales se efectuó cirugía resectiva de epilepsia. La eficacia del procedimiento fue valorada mediante la Escala de Engel. Resultados: Se describen los resultados de cinco pacientes,proveyéndose información pertinente respecto a historia de la enfermedad, diagnósticos precisos, procedimientos quirúrgicos, seguimiento y complicaciones neurológicas y psiquiátricas. Conclusiones: La cirugía de epilepsia resectiva, basada en un trabajo multidisciplinario es reportada por primera vez en esta pequeña serie, demuestra ser eficaz y segura en adultos con epilepsia refractaria tratados en el Seguro Social del Perú. / Objectives:To report the experience of resective surgery in a series of adult patients with lesional focal epilepsy seen in a hospital of Peru’sSocial Security system. Material and Methods:Data of the Adult Epilepsy Unit at Rebagliati Hospital in Lima, from January 2012 to October 2016 were reviewed. Information was obtained about clinical, electrographic, neuroimaging and surgical procedures of all patients with refractory lesional focal epilepsy, in whom resective epilepsy surgery was performed. Efficacy was evaluated using the Engel scale. Results: Analytic data of five patients with pertinent details regarding clinical history, diagnostic work-up, surgical procedures, follow-up and neurological and psychiatric complications, are presented and discussed. Conclusions: Resective epilepsy surgery, based on a multidisciplinary work and reported in this small first sample appears to be effective and safe in adults with refractory epilepsy seen in a Social Security facility from Peru.
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Estratégias de estudo de músicos com Distonia focal : análise de três entrevistas e auto relatoRomero, Hugo Armando Peña January 2016 (has links)
Distonia focal é uma desordem neurológica do movimento que pode ser altamente incapacitante afetando de maneira importante a vida, carreira professional e práticas interpretativas dos músicos. Segundo pesquisas a distonia focal pode manifestar-se em até 1% dos músicos. O objetivo principal da presente pesquisa foi investigar as estratégias de estudo utilizadas por três músicos profissionais com distonia focal (dois flautistas e um violinista). Adicionalmente se realizou um auto relato, no qual o autor (que também sofre da doença) descreve e analisa seu processo, focalizando-se nos mesmos aspectos investigados nas entrevistas. Os resultados obtidos foram confrontados com a literatura sobre o tema, a experiência pessoal do autor e com as respostas proporcionadas por um músico, neurologista e especialista em distonia focal (por meio de uma outra entrevista). A coleta de dados dos participantes foi realizada através de entrevistas semiestruturadas. Os resultados obtidos apontam que o uso das estratégias de estudo é variado e individualizado conforme: as características particulares de cada caso, gravidade da doença, instrumento interpretado, o processo pessoal com a doença, as expectativas pessoais, etc. Porém, a pesquisa destaca a importância da terapia física para desenvolver novas habilidades motoras interpretativas e também a utilização de terapia psicológica para reduzir os níveis de ansiedade no estabelecimento de uma nova relação com o instrumento. Dentre as estratégias musicais encontradas para lidar com a doença estão: adequações no repertorio de estudo, práticas musicais paralelas e modificações no instrumento. / Focal dystonia is a neurological movement disorder that can be highly incapable, affecting life, professional career and music performing. According to studies, up to 1% of musicians can be affected. The principal objective of this research was to explore the study methodologies used by three professional musicians with focal dystonia. Additionally a selfreport developed by the author (who also is affected by disease) narrates and analyze his personal process focusing on the same aspects that are investigated in the interviews. Data was collected from participants using semi-structured interviews. The results were compared with academic publications, personal experience of the author and with answers given by a musician, neurologist and specialist in focal dystonia, (collected in another interview). Part of the data is the Self- report, where the author presents its personal process with focal dystonia, based on self-observation, motor re-learning and Alexander Technique. The results obtained highlighted that the use of methodological studies diverse and personalized, according to particular characteristics of each case (the state of the disease, the instrument played by the musician, the personal process, recovery expectations, etc.). However, in general, the following aspects were founded: physical therapy, for constructing new motor patterns and psychological therapy to reduce the levels of anxiety and begin to establish a new relationship with the instrument. Among musical methodologies to face disease the following are included: adjustments in the musical repertory, parallel musical practice and instrument modifications.
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