Aus der Geschichte der Juden in Hessen am Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts : Gutachten des Staatsministers Du Bos Du Thil über "die Verbesserung des bürgerlichen Zustandes der Juden"

hrsg. u. erläutert von J. Lebermann

Dissertatio Inavgvralis Ivridica De Banno Ivdaeorvm : Qvo Secvndvm Leges S. R. I. Liberae Civitatis Ad Moenvm Francofvrtensis Res Amissae Vel Fvrto Ablatae Restitvto Pretio Recvperantvr Vvlgo Vom Ivden-Schvl-Bann

Altdort, Univ., Diss., 1757

Bos indicus introgression into (peri-)alpine cattle breeds - evidence from the analysis of bovine whey protein variants.

The major bovine whey proteins, α-lactalbumin (α-LA) and β-lactoglobulin (β-LG), exhibit breed-specific genetic variation. The aim of this study was to identify possible new protein variants and determine the distribution of variants across a variety of 18 taurine and indicine cattle breeds applying a DNA-based sequencing approach. To this end, the open reading frames of the respective genes (LALBA and LGB) were sequenced in 476 animals. Within the LALBA gene, a previously unknown synonymous and a previously undesignated non-synonymous nucleotide exchange were identified. Furthermore, two known α-LA variants (A and B) and four known β-LG variants (A, B, C and W) were determined. The occurrence of typical indicine variants in some taurine cattle breeds, such as Suisse Eringer, German Hinterwälder and Hungarian Grey Steppe, further supports the hypothesis of ancient Bos indicus introgression into (peri-)alpine cattle breeds.

Publici ac feudalis iuris exercitatio de regali Iudaeis incolatum largiendi iure cum ordine equestri medatio inprimis hassiaco benefici vel allodii subinde communicato

Wolradi Burchardi

Bibliotheca Latino-Hebraica Sive De Scriptoribus Latinis, Qui ex diversis nationibus contra Iudaeos, vel de re Hebraica utumque scripsere : additis Observationibus Criticis, Et Philologico-Historicis, quibus quae circa patriam, aetatem, vitse instititum, mortemq, auctorum consideranda veniunt, exponuntur

Auct. Et Vindice Carolo Ioseph Imbonato

Rabbinismus enucleatus : quo ad ea, quæ Ebræo-Chaldæis vel prorsus non, vel minus usitata sunt : præmissa directione legendi Scripturam absque punctis

Ioh. Andr. Danz

Sēfer Eldad had-dānî : sēfer qôrôt ḥākām ... we-šemô Eldad mim-mišpaḥat Dan ešer ... baʿ Bāvelā bi-yemê rav ṣemaḥ

Digitalisat der Ausg. Presburg, [1863/64]

Novel Features of the Prenatal Horn Bud Development in Cattle (Bos taurus).

Whereas the genetic background of horn growth in cattle has been studied extensively, little is known about the morphological changes in the developing fetal horn bud. In this study we histologically analyzed the development of horn buds of bovine fetuses between ~70 and ~268 days of pregnancy and compared them with biopsies taken from the frontal skin of the same fetuses. In addition we compared the samples from the wild type (horned) fetuses with samples taken from the horn bud region of age-matched genetically hornless (polled) fetuses. In summary, the horn bud with multiple layers of vacuolated keratinocytes is histologically visible early in fetal life already at around day 70 of gestation and can be easily differentiated from the much thinner epidermis of the frontal skin. However, at the gestation day (gd) 212 the epidermis above the horn bud shows a similar morphology to the epidermis of the frontal skin and the outstanding layers of vacuolated keratinocytes have disappeared. Immature hair follicles are seen in the frontal skin at gd 115 whereas hair follicles below the horn bud are not present until gd 155. Interestingly, thick nerve bundles appear in the dermis below the horn bud at gd 115. These nerve fibers grow in size over time and are prominent shortly before birth. Prominent nerve bundles are not present in the frontal skin of wild type or in polled fetuses at any time, indicating that the horn bud is a very sensitive area. The samples from the horn bud region from polled fetuses are histologically equivalent to samples taken from the frontal skin in horned species. This is the first study that presents unique histological data on bovine prenatal horn bud differentiation at different developmental stages which creates knowledge for a better understanding of recent molecular findings.

The Cell Agglutination Agent, Phytohemagglutinin-L, Improves the Efficiency of Somatic Nuclear Transfer Cloning in Cattle (Bos taurus)

One of the several factors that contribute to the low efficiency of mammalian somatic cloning is poor fusion between the small somatic donor cell and the large recipient oocyte. This study was designed to test phytohemagglutinin (PHA) agglutination activity on fusion rate, and subsequent developmental potential of cloned bovine embryos. The toxicity of PHA was established by examining its effects on the development of parthenogenetic bovine oocytes treated with different doses (Experiment 1), and for different durations (Experiment 2). The effective dose and duration of PHA treatment (150 microg/mL, 20 min incubation) was selected and used to compare membrane fusion efficiency and embryo development following somatic cell nuclear transfer (Experiment 3). Cloning with somatic donor fibroblasts versus cumulus cells was also compared, both with and without PHA treatment (150 microg/mL, 20 min). Fusion rate of nuclear donor fibroblasts, after phytohemagglutinin treatment, was increased from 33 to 61% (P < 0.05), and from 59 to 88% (P < 0.05) with cumulus cell nuclear donors. The nuclear transfer (NT) efficiency per oocyte used was improved following PHA treatment, for both fibroblast (13% versus 22%) as well as cumulus cells (17% versus 34%; P < 0.05). The cloned embryos, both with and without PHA treatment, were subjected to vitrification and embryo transfer testing, and resulted in similar survival (approximately 90% hatching) and pregnancy rates (17-25%). Three calves were born following vitrification and embryo transfer of these embryos; two from the PHA-treated group, and one from non-PHA control group. We concluded that PHA treatment significantly improved the fusion efficiency of somatic NT in cattle, and therefore, increased the development of cloned blastocysts. Furthermore, within a determined range of dose and duration, PHA had no detrimental effect on embryo survival post-vitrification, nor on pregnancy or calving rates following embryo transfer.

Scilla monophylla Link vel: Scilla tingitana Schousb. Scilla pumila Brot.

von Carl Sprenger

Philosophiae Doctores Et Artium Liberalium Magistros, Quibus Ordo Philosophorum Academiae Georgiae Augustae Summos Honores Vel Rite Petitos Vel Ultro Oblatos Decrevit, Die XIX. M. Septembris A. MDCCCXXXVII In Aula Regia Academiae Renuntiandos Indicit Ioannes Fridericus Herbart ... Inest commentatio de realismo naturali, qualem proposuit Theophilus Ernestus Schulzius, de philosophia in Academia Georgia Augusta docenda meritissimus

indicit Ioannes Fridericus Herbart

Zur Kenntnis von Aphelenchus ormerodis Ritzema Bos.

Von Dr. Kati Marcinowski

Plantae Glaziovianae novae vel minus cognitae

Auctore Dr. P. Taubert