Italia.

II. Beitragen von Ida Hahn-Hahn, F.W. Barthola, Franz v. Gaudy, Gaye, C.F. v. Rumohr, H.W. Schulz. 1840.

Scripture lessons ; being a new selection from the Old and New Testament, for the use of schools. In three parts.

Pref. signed: W.B.F. [i.e. William B. Fowle]

Slowanské starožitnosti.

"Prameny a pomůcky": p. 6-21.

A journal of American ethnology and archæology;

Each article has half-title: Hemenway southwestern archœological expedition.

Harrison's Description of England in Shakspere's youth. Being the second and third books of his Description of Britaine and England.

A fourth part (The supplement, # 2) planned by the society, was published 1908 in The Shakespeare library.

Religious pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on religion.

Dzieje 1863 roku,

"Wazniejsze prace o roku 1863, ogłoszone drukiem w latach 1912-1918": v.5, p. [iii]-v.

Zagadnienie narodowej polityki.

"Prace dawniejsze autora, będące w związku z zagadnieniem narodowej polityki": p. [vii]

Nowe opowiadania historyczne.

Author's pseud., Dr. Antoni J., at head of title.

Gloucestershire notes and queries. An illustrated quarterly magazine devoted to the history and antiquities of Gloucestershire ...

Editors: 1891-1901, W.P.W. Phillimore (with S.J. Madge, 1896-1901)

Sammlung klinischer Vorträge ... Innere Medizin.

Editors: Ist series, R.v. Volkmann; new series: no. I-78, W. Erb; no. I-II2, E.v. Bergmann; no. I-I96, F. Winckel; no. 79-269, F. Müller; no. 120-269, O. Hillebrand; no. 197-269, A. Döderlein.

Komedyantka : powieść /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ancient colour vision: Multiple opsin genes in the ancestral vertebrates

Molecular investigation of the origin of colour vision has discovered five visual pigment (opsin) genes, all of which are expressed in an agnathan (jawless) fish, the lamprey Geotria australis. Lampreys are extant representatives of an ancient group of vertebrates whose origins are thought to date back to at least the early Cambrian, approximately 540 million years ago [1.]. Phylogenetic analysis has identified the visual pigment opsin genes of G. australis as orthologues of the major classes of vertebrate opsin genes. Therefore, multiple opsin genes must have originated very early in vertebrate evolution, prior to the separation of the jawed and jawless vertebrate lineages, and thereby provided the genetic basis for colour vision in all vertebrate species. The southern hemisphere lamprey Geotria australis (Figure 1A,B) possesses a predominantly cone-based visual system designed for photopic (bright light) vision [2. S.P. Collin, I.C. Potter and C.R. Braekevelt, The ocular morphology of the southern hemisphere lamprey Geotria australis Gray, with special reference to optical specializations and the characterisation and phylogeny of photoreceptor types. Brain Behav. Evol. 54 (1999), pp. 96–111.2. and 3.]. Previous work identified multiple cone types suggesting that the potential for colour vision may have been present in the earliest members of this group. In order to trace the molecular evolution and origins of vertebrate colour vision, we have examined the genetic complement of visual pigment opsins in G. australis.

Studies of maternal immunisation with pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine in Papua New Guinea

two studies, pneumococcal polysaccharide (Pnc PS) vaccine was given to more than 400 pregnant Papua New Guinean women. No deleterious effects were found. The vaccine prevented acute lower respiratory infection (ALRI) among offspring in utero or aged 1-17 months at the time of maternal immunisation, suggesting protection through breast feeding. Serum IgG antibody titres were higher in vaccinated than unvaccinated groups for 2-4 months after delivery and no immune suppression, evaluated by the response to subsequent Pnc PS vaccination, was detected. Breast milk IgA to four serotypes was 1.1-1.8 times higher in immunised than unimmunised women for 6 months postpartum. Given results from several developing countries, large-scale safety and efficacy trials are now justified. Postpartum maternal immunisation is another intervention under consideration. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

Mechanism of adhesion and detachment at the anterior end of Merizocotyle icopae (Monogenea : Monocotylidae) including ultrastructure of the anterior adhesive matrix

The anterior adhesive mechanism was studied for Merizocotyle icopae (Monogenea: Monocotylidae). Adult anterior apertures can open and close. In addition, duct endings terminating within the apertures are everted or retracted depending on the stage of attachment. Adhesive in adults is synthesized from all 3 secretory types (rod-shaped, small and large spheroidal bodies) found within anterior apertures. All exit together and undergo mixing to produce the adhesive matrix, a process that depletes duct contents. A greater number of ducts carrying rod-shaped bodies is depleted than ducts containing spheroidal bodies which changes the ratio of secretory types present on detachment. Detachment involves elongation of duct endings and secretion of additional matrix as the worm pulls away from the substrate. The change in secretory type ratio putatively modifies the properties of the secreted matrix enabling detachment. Only after detachment do ducts refill. During attachment, individual secretory bodies undergo morphological changes. The larval and adult adhesive matrix differs. Anterior adhesive in oncomiracidia does not show fibres with banding whereas banded fibres comprise a large part of adult adhesive. The data Suggest that this is the result of adult spheroidal secretions modifying the way in which the adult adhesive matrix forms.