Abt Johann von Viktring und sein Liber certarum historiarum. Ein Beitrag zur Quellenkunde deutscher Geschichte,

Bibliographical foot-notes.

Chronicon moguntinum.

"Der Inhalt hat nur zum kleinen Theil bezug auf die Stadt Mainz. Der Verfasser war dort wol klostergeistlicher; nach Scheffer-Boichorsts untersuchungen ist's der Mainzer domvicar Johannes Kungstein (d. 1405)"--Potthast, Bibliotheca historica medii aevi, 2. ed., 1896, v. 1.

The long non-coding RNA NEAT1 is increased in IUGR placentas, leading to potential new hypotheses of IUGR origin/development.

INTRODUCTION Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) is a multifactorial disease defined by an inability of the fetus to reach its growth potential. IUGR not only increases the risk of neonatal mortality/morbidity, but also the risk of metabolic syndrome during adulthood. Certain placental proteins have been shown to be implicated in IUGR development, such as proteins from the GH/IGF axis and angiogenesis/apoptosis processes. METHODS Twelve patients with term IUGR pregnancy (birth weight < 10th percentile) and 12 CTRLs were included. mRNA was extracted from the fetal part of the placenta and submitted to a subtraction method (Clontech PCR-Select cDNA Subtraction). RESULTS One candidate gene identified was the long non-coding RNA NEAT1 (nuclear paraspeckle assembly transcript 1). NEAT1 is the core component of a subnuclear structure called paraspeckle. This structure is responsible for the retention of hyperedited mRNAs in the nucleus. Overall, NEAT1 mRNA expression was 4.14 (±1.16)-fold increased in IUGR vs. CTRL placentas (P = 0.009). NEAT1 was exclusively localized in the nuclei of the villous trophoblasts and was expressed in more nuclei and with greater intensity in IUGR placentas than in CTRLs. PSPC1, one of the three main proteins of the paraspeckle, co-localized with NEAT1 in the villous trophoblasts. The expression of NEAT1_2 mRNA, the long isoform of NEAT1, was only modestly increased in IUGR vs. CTRL placentas. DISCUSSION/CONCLUSION The increase in NEAT1 and its co-localization with PSPC1 suggests an increase in paraspeckles in IUGR villous trophoblasts. This could lead to an increased retention of important mRNAs in villous trophoblasts nuclei. Given that the villous trophoblasts are crucial for the barrier function of the placenta, this could in part explain placental dysfunction in idiopathic IUGR fetuses.

Anterior fixation of unstable pelvic ring fractures using the modified Stoppa approach: mid-term results are independent on patients' age

PURPOSE Open surgical management of unstable pelvic ring injuries has been discussed controversially compared to percutaneous techniques in terms of surgical site morbidity especially in older patients. Thus, we assessed the impact of age on the outcome following fixation of unstable pelvic ring injuries through the modified Stoppa approach. METHODS Out of a consecutive series of 92 patients eligible for the study, 63 patients (mean age 50 years, range 19-78) were evaluated [accuracy of reduction, complications, failures, Majeed-Score, Oswestry Disability Questionnaire (ODI), Mainz Pain Staging System (MPSS)] at a mean follow-up of 3.3 years (range 1.0-7.9). Logistic multivariate regression analysis was performed to assess the outcome in relation to increasing patient age and/or Injury Severity Score (ISS). RESULTS Out of 63 patients, in 36 an "anatomic" reduction was achieved. Ten postoperative complications occurred in eight patients. In five patients, failure of fixation was noted at the anterior and/or posterior pelvic ring. In 49 patients, an "excellent" or "good" Majeed-Score was obtained; the mean ODI was 14 % (range 0-76 %); 50 patients reported either no or only minor chronic pelvic pain (MPSS). Only an increasing ISS conferred an increased likelihood of the occurrence of a non-anatomical reduction, a "poor" or "fair" Majeed-Score, or an ODI >20 %. CONCLUSIONS Increasing age did not impact the analysed parameters. Open reduction and internal fixation of the anterior pelvic ring through a modified Stoppa approach in unstable pelvic ring injuries did not result in an unfavourable outcome with increasing age of patients.

Mysterium Rationis Humanae Et certa ad salutem via : Das ist, Geheimnuß Menschlicher Vernunfft, sampt einer Andeutung, wie man den gewissen Weg zur Seligkeit treffen könne ; Den Hochwolgebornen Herren, Herrn Johann Friderichen von Wolffstein ... Und Herrn Wolffgang-Carln, vnd Sigmund-Ludwigen, Freyherren in Polheim ... dediciert ...

In allegor. Darstellung

Taschenwörterbuch der neugriechischen Schrift- u. Umgangssprache : mit Angabe der Aussprache nach dem phonetischen System der Methode Toussaint-Langenscheidt /

Gift of the Program in Hellenic Studies with the support of the Stanley J. Seeger Hellenic Fund.

... Praktische grammatik der neugriechischen shrift- und umgangssprache : mit übungssthucken und gesprächen /

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Zur Geschichte und Kritik des bäuerlichen Gemeindebesitzes in Russland /

Th. has t.p. with dissertation note, Dorpat, inserted; imprint, Dorpat, Druck von C. Mattiesen, 1876.

Einleitung in das Neue Testament.

"Literatur der neutestamentlichen Einleitung": p. [9]-54.

Einleitung in das Alte Testament /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Wie sich der heil. Johannes v. Nepomuk auf der Moldaubrücke mit dem Hintern gegen die Alt- und Neustadt umgekehrt hat, oder wunderbare und wahrhaftige Geschichte, welche sich am 2. Juli, im Jahre des Heils 1848 in Prag zugetragen hat: In der Nacht vom 1. auf den 2. Juli d. J., also vom Samstage auf den Sonntag dieser Woche ...

Welsch (Projektbearbeiter): Satire von pro-tschechischer Seite nach der Niederschlagung des Prager Pfingstaufstandes (17. Juni 1848). Der heilige Johannes von Nepomuk wurde als Symbol des habsburgischen Katholizismus sowie als Gegenbild zu Jan Hus von der nationaltschechischen Bewegung abgelehnt

Disputatio medica inauguralis De peste et febri pestilentiali ... Ex auctoritate magnifici rectoris D. Francisci Jacobi Kochii, ... publicè examinandum proponit Johannes Fridericus Helvetius, Cothoniensis Anhaltinus. Ad diem 4. Decembris.

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