Fundación de la real iglesia parroquial única de Santa María de Ujué, y breve noticia de los dones y privilegios con que la han distinguido los reyes de Navarra / por el prior cura párroco de la misma villa José Guillermo Lacunza.

2a ed.

Andreae Piquerii archiatri Praxis medica : ad usum scholae valentinae : pars prior

Sign.: []3, A-Z4, 2A-2E4

[Apoca, 1704 abr. 20, de haber recibido 6 libras de Fr. Tomás Roc[...], prior del Convento de Castellón de Jativa ... para la estatua de Santo Domingo [Manuscrito]

Alcance y contenido: El convento dominico de Castellón de Játiva, hace referencia al nombre por el que se conocía antíguamente a la población de Castellón de la Ribera (Villanueva de Castellón).

Nos lo Prior, Clavarí,y Majorals de la Loable Confrarìa de la Verge Maria dels Sancts Martirs Inocents ,y Desamparats de la present ciutat de Valencia ... Francisca Domingo,y de Verdejo ... se ha de distribuir ... la renta de la dita Obra ...

Tít. tomado del principio del texto

El maestro fray Vicente Balaguer, Prior del Real Convento de Predicadores de esta Ciudad en su nombre dice... que confirmando la... inclinacion de V.E. a favorecer al convento, sirvan al mismo de algun merito.. [Texto impreso]

Hay un ejemplar encuadernado con: Introduccion a suplicacion de Zeferino Clavero de Falzes, procurador patrimonial de su magestad, en la Ciudad y Reyno de Valencia, se mando despachar un Real mandato, cuyo tenor es el que se sigue... (XVIII/497).

Poulston Bridge & Launceston [Material gráfico] : on the river Tamar : The picture in the possession of W. Prior Esqr.

Alcance y contenido: Descripción: paisaje diurno con el puente de Poulston y el río Tamar en Tasmania (Australia)

Tomus secundus librorum octodecim Nicephori Callisti Xantopuli... Ecclesiasticae Historia [Texto impreso] : quorum tomus prior duodecim, posterior verò sex complectitur libros unà cum suo indice peculiari et Magni Aurelii Cassiodori Tripartita...

Copia digital: Biblioteca Valenciana, 2011

Polysomal ribonuclease 1 exists in a latent form on polysomes prior to estrogen activation of mRNA decay

Estrogen induces a global change in the translation profile of Xenopus hepatocytes, replacing serum protein synthesis with production of the yolk protein precursor vitellogenin. This is accomplished by the coordinate destabilization of serum protein mRNAs and the transcriptional induction and subsequent stabilization of vitellogenin mRNA. Previous work identified an endonuclease activity whose appearance on polysomes correlated with the disappearance of serum protein mRNAs. This enzyme, polysomal ribonuclease 1 (PMR1), is a novel member of the peroxidase gene family. The current study examined the association of PMR1 with its mRNA targets on polysomes and mRNPs. The highest amount of polysome-bound PMR1 was observed prior to estrogen induction of mRNA decay. Its distribution on sucrose density gradients matched the absorbance profile of polysome-bound mRNA, suggesting that PMR1 forms a latent complex with mRNA. Following dissociation with EDTA the 62 kDa PMR1 sedimented with a larger complex of >670 kDa. Estrogen induces a 22-fold increase in unit enzymatic activity of polysome-bound PMR1, and a time-dependent loss of PMR1 from polysomes in a manner that mirrors the disappearance of albumin mRNA. These data suggest that the key step in the extensive estrogen-induced change in mRNA decay in Xenopus liver is activation of a latent mRNA endonuclease associated with its target mRNA.

Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 infection despite prior immunization with a recombinant envelope vaccine regimen.

With efforts underway to develop a preventive human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) vaccine, it remains unclear which immune responses are sufficient to protect against infection and whether prior HIV-1 immunity can alter the subsequent course of HIV-1 infection. We investigated these issues in the context of a volunteer who received six HIV-1LAI envelope immunizations and 10 weeks thereafter acquired HIV-1 infection through a high-risk sexual exposure. In contrast to nonvaccinated acutely infected individuals, anamnestic HIV-1-specific B- and T-cell responses appeared within 3 weeks in this individual, and neutralizing antibody preceded CD8+ cytotoxic responses. Despite an asymptomatic course and an initial low level of detectable infectious virus, a progressive CD4+ cell decline and dysfunction occurred within 2 years. Although vaccination elicited immunity to HIV-1 envelope, which was recalled upon HIV-1 exposure, it was insufficient to prevent infection and subsequent immunodeficiency.

The First Child In A Chinese Family Who Could Read Prior To Entry Into Elementary School: A Qualitative Intrinsic Case Study

ABSTRACT This study is an account of the literacy-related human environment a Chinese girl experienced as the first person in the history of her family who was able to read prior to entry into elementary school. Temporally speaking, the study spanned more than a decade from the initial, tentative research question to the formal, primary research question. Spatially speaking, it crossed three cultures: the Chinese, Korean, and American cultures. The study was inspired by the Zero Project in China, known as the "Project of Quality Education and Implementation for Children Aged Zero (fetus) to Six." The significance of the content issue in a child's literacy curriculum was explored in an interdisciplinary way. Case study served as a holistic research approach and provided the researcher with free temporal and spatial distance to pursue the indefinably multi-dimensional intricacies of a child's early literacy acquisition among generations in the family. Interpretation of the case was based on the relevant concepts within the scope of the researcher's knowledge of Chinese culture. Major findings revealed that the child's literacy acquisition was inseparably related to her parents' background as well as their awareness of and attitudes towards literacy, and that the foundation of all this was the harmony of the family. Through the lens of generational attitudes towards literacy and especially the lens of the researcher's multicultural life experiences, this study contributes to the field of curriculum studies in general and early literacy curriculum in particular by stimulating people to reconsider what to read to children, besides how to read to them. It calls attention once again to the classic curriculum question, "What knowledge is of most worth?" as well as what is the most essential spiritual food human beings need besides physical needs. This study suggests that Chinese philosophy should be included in a child's early literacy curriculum in China and calls for dialogues on the content issue of curriculum to gain a deeper understanding of human nature so that humans might co-live peacefully with all beings in the universe.

Does Müller cell differentiation occur prior to the emergence of synapses in embryonic turtle retina?

Müller cells are the main glial cells in the retina, and are related to plexiform layer activity. Recent studies have demonstrated that Müller cells are involved in the synaptic conservation, plasticity, development and metabolism of glutamate. During turtle retinal development, layers, cells and synapses appear at different times. The aim of this research is to study the emergence of Müller cells during embryonic development and their relationship with the synaptogenesis. The authors used retinas from Trachemys scripta elegans embryos at stages S14, 18, 20, 23, and 26. Some retinas were processed with immunocytochemistry in order to detect the presence of glutamine synthetase in Müller cells, which was used as a marker of these cells. Other retinas from the same stages were processed for ultrastructural studies. Samples were observed in confocal and transmission electron microscopes, respectively. The present results show that glutamine synthetase expression in Müller cells occurs at S18, before the emergence of the retinal layers and the early synapses.

Index of all reports issued by Bureaus of Labor Statistics in the United States, prior to March 1, 1902

prepared under the direction of Carroll D. Wright ; for the use of the United States Department of Labor.