Estilos de enseñanza. Sentidos personales y configuraciones de acción tras la semejanza de las palabras. Estela B. Cols (2011). Rosario: Homo Sapiens, 208 páginas, ISBN: 978-950-808-643-3

Fil: Traverso, Olga Viviana. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Instituto de Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales (UNLP-CONICET); Argentina.

Variaciones sobre la forma escolar. Límites y posibilidades de la escuela media. Guillermina Tiramonti (dir.). (2011). Rosario, Argentina: FLACSO y Homo Sapiens, 256 páginas, ISBN: 978-950-808-638-9

Fil: Draghi, María José. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Omnis peregrinatio (...) obscura et sordida est : Estrategias de autofiguración de un nouus homo en Epistulae ad Atticum y Epistulae ad Familiares de M. T. Cicerón

Fil: Correa, Soledad. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Cloquell, Silvia (coord.), Roxana Albanesi, Patricia Propersi, Graciela Preda y Mónica De Incola. 2007. Familias rurales. El fin de una historia en el inicio de una nueva agricultura. Buenos Aires. Homo Sapiens. 200 p.

Fil: Waisman, María Alejandra. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Theologia naturalis siue Liber creaturaru[m] : specialiter de homine [et] de natura eius in quantum homo, [et] de his que sunt ei necessaria ad cognoscendum seip[su]m [et] deu[m], [et] omne debitu[m] ad quod homo tenetur et obligatur ta[m] deo q[uam] p[ro

Lugar y fecha de imp. tomados del colofón en I8r

Nativos digitales, inteligencia digital ¿Homo digitalis?

En la exposición Orígenes: Cinco hitos en la evolución humana, celebrada en Vielha (Valle de Arán) durante el verano de 2010, pudo leerse lo siguiente: «Hace unos 2,5 millones de años una especie de primate, que podría ser el primer representante del género humano (Homo habilis), destaca sobre las especies existentes.

Romance nuevo y sagrada historia en que se declaran las Estaciones de la Via Sacra, y el Ecce-Homo : y sentencia que dio Pilatos contra nuestro Salvador, y Mysterios de la Resurreccion, Ascension y Venida del Espiritu Santo

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Romance nueuo, y sagrada historia, en que se declaran las Estaciones de la Via-Sacra, y el Ecce-Homo : y sentencia que dio Pilatos contra nuestro Salvador : y mysterios de la Resurreccion, Ascension y Venida del Espiritu Santo

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Cu(In,Ga)Se2 absorber thinning and the homo-interface model: Influence of Mo back contact and 3-stage process on device characteristics

Thinning the absorber layer is one of the possibilities envisaged to further decrease the production costs of Cu(In,Ga)Se2 (CIGSe) thin films solar cell technology. In the present study, the electronic transport in submicron CIGSe-based devices has been investigated and compared to that of standard devices. It is observed that when the absorber is around 0.5 μm-thick, tunnelling enhanced interface recombination dominates, which harms cells energy conversion efficiency. It is also shown that by varying either the properties of the Mo back contact or the characteristics of 3-stage growth processing, one can shift the dominating recombination mechanism from interface to space charge region and thereby improve the cells efficiency. Discussions on these experimental facts led to the conclusions that 3-stage process implies the formation of a CIGSe/CIGSe homo-interface, whose location as well as properties rule the device operation; its influence is enhanced in submicron CIGSe based solar cells.

Peptidyl prolyl cis-trans isomerase activity of cyclophilin A in functional homo-oligomeric receptor expression

The functional expression of homo-oligomeric α7 neuronal nicotinic and type 3 serotonin receptors is dependent on the activity of a cyclophilin. In this paper we demonstrate that the mechanism of cyclophilin action during functional homo-oligomeric receptor expression in Xenopus oocytes is distinct from the calcineurin-dependent immunosuppressive mechanism by showing that a nonimmunosuppressive analog of cyclosporin A (CsA), SDZ 211–811, reduces functional receptor expression to the same extent as CsA. The cytoplasmic subtype of cyclophilin, cyclophilin A (CyPA), appears to be required for functional receptor expression. This is because overexpression of CyPA and a CyPA mutant that is deficient in CsA binding activity reverses CsA-induced reduction in functional receptor expression. The mechanism of action of CyPA is likely to involve its prolyl isomerase activity because a mutant CyPA with a single amino acid substitution (arginine 55 to alanine) that is predicted to produce a 1000-fold attenuation in isomerase activity fails to reverse the cyclosporin A effect. Our data also suggest that CyPA does not form a stable complex with receptor subunits.

Vps41p Function in the Alkaline Phosphatase Pathway Requires Homo-oligomerization and Interaction with AP-3 through Two Distinct Domains

Transport of proteins through the ALP (alkaline phosphatase) pathway to the vacuole requires the function of the AP-3 adaptor complex and Vps41p. However, unlike other adaptor protein–dependent pathways, the ALP pathway has not been shown to require additional accessory proteins or coat proteins, such as membrane recruitment factors or clathrin. Two independent genetic approaches have been used to identify new mutants that affect transport through the ALP pathway. These screens yielded new mutants in both VPS41 and the four AP-3 subunit genes. Two new VPS41 alleles exhibited phenotypes distinct from null mutants of VPS41, which are defective in vacuolar morphology and protein transport through both the ALP and CPY sorting pathways. The new alleles displayed severe ALP sorting defects, normal vacuolar morphology, and defects in ALP vesicle formation at the Golgi complex. Sequencing analysis of these VPS41 alleles revealed mutations encoding amino acid changes in two distinct domains of Vps41p: a conserved N-terminal domain and a C-terminal clathrin heavy-chain repeat (CHCR) domain. We demonstrate that the N-terminus of Vps41p is required for binding to AP-3, whereas the C-terminal CHCR domain directs homo-oligomerization of Vps41p. These data indicate that a homo-oligomeric form of Vps41p is required for the formation of ALP containing vesicles at the Golgi complex via interactions with AP-3.