D. Juan de Rivera [Material gráfico] : Obispo de Badajoz, Patriarca de Antioquia, Arzobispo y Virrey de Valencia...

Resumen: Descripción: retrato del Patriarca Ribera barbado, sedente, de tres cuartos de figura y ligeramente de perfil hacia la derecha. Viste muceta y capisayo. En mano derecha "Plano del Seminario de Corpus Christi"

Petrus Antonius Narbones... regius cancellarius... nominatus in facto contentionis orte inter Curias Ecclesiasticam... Archiepiscopi Valentin ex vna, & seculare Regiae Audientiae partibus ex altera. [Texto impreso]

Tit. tomado de comienzo de texto precedido de: "Christi nomine innocato"

[Trabajos de investigación sobre el oficio de "confiter i sucrer"] [Manuscrito]

Carpeta con diferentes transcripciones de documentos y notas de lectura de José Rodrigo Pertegás acerca de sus investigaciones sobre el oficio de "confiter i sucrer", durante el siglo XV. Contiene: -Transcripción de un documento conservado en el Archivo del Patriarca de Valencia. Protocolo de Juan Miguel, 1436, signatura 24. -Transcripción de un documento conservado en el Archivo General del Reino de Valencia, Tomo 13, Registre de ápoques. Regesta al principio de la transcripción, que dice: Varia. Confiteria. Siglo XV. Die jovis intitulata VIII novembris anno anat. Domine MCCCC LII. -Hoja con referencia bibliográfica y regesta de un documento de archivo, que dice Boticarios. En el protocolo de Juan Monfort a 30 mayo 1468 se encuentra el contrato de un cuerer y apothecari de Olocau que estaba al servicio del Marqués de Santa Illana... Archivo Colegio Corpus Christi - Valencia, num. 1731 del índice de protocolos.

Preliminar manifiesto de la verdad [Texto impreso]

Front. grab. calc. representando a San Pascual Bailón : "Joss. Camaron"

Tertia pars summae theologicae sancti Thomae Aquinatis... [Texto impreso]

Hay un ejemplar encuadernado con: Augustini Hunnaei de Sacramentis Ecclesiae Christi Axiomata (XVI/251).

Supplementum ad tertiam partem quam divus Thomas morte praeventus nequivit perficere... [Texto impreso]

Hay un ejemplar encuadernado con: Augustini Hunnaei de Sacramentis Ecclesiae Christi Axiomata (XVI/251).

The human XRCC9 gene corrects chromosomal instability and mutagen sensitivities in CHO UV40 cells

The Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) mutant UV40 cell line is hypersensitive to UV and ionizing radiation, simple alkylating agents, and DNA cross-linking agents. The mutant cells also have a high level of spontaneous chromosomal aberrations and 3-fold elevated sister chromatid exchange. We cloned and sequenced a human cDNA, designated XRCC9, that partially corrected the hypersensitivity of UV40 to mitomycin C, cisplatin, ethyl methanesulfonate, UV, and γ-radiation. The spontaneous chromosomal aberrations in XRCC9 cDNA transformants were almost fully corrected whereas sister chromatid exchanges were unchanged. The XRCC9 genomic sequence was cloned and mapped to chromosome 9p13. The translated XRCC9 sequence of 622 amino acids has no similarity with known proteins. The 2.5-kb XRCC9 mRNA seen in the parental cells was undetectable in UV40 cells. The mRNA levels in testis were up to 10-fold higher compared with other human tissues and up to 100-fold higher compared with other baboon tissues. XRCC9 is a candidate tumor suppressor gene that might operate in a postreplication repair or a cell cycle checkpoint function.

Mixed spermatogenic germ cell nuclear extracts exhibit high base excision repair activity

Spermatogenic cells exhibit a lower spontaneous mutation frequency than somatic tissues in a lacI transgene and many base excision repair (BER) genes display the highest observed level of expression in the testis. In this study, uracil-DNA glycosylase-initiated BER activity was measured in nuclear extracts prepared from tissues obtained from each of three mouse strains. Extracts from mixed spermatogenic germ cells displayed the greatest activity followed by liver then brain for all three strains, and the activity for a given tissue was consistent among the three strains. Levels of various BER proteins were examined by western blot analyses and found to be consistent with activity levels. Nuclear extracts prepared from purified Sertoli cells, a somatic component of the seminiferous epithelium, exhibited significantly lower activity than mixed spermatogenic cell-type nuclear extracts, thereby suggesting that the high BER activity observed in mixed germ cell nuclear extracts was not a characteristic of all testicular cell types. Nuclear extracts from thymocytes and small intestines were assayed to assess activity in a mitotically active cell type and tissue. Overall, the order of tissues/cells exhibiting the greatest to lowest activity was mixed germ cells > Sertoli cells > thymocytes > small intestine > liver > brain.

El ars de traducir en Joan Roís de Corella, los límites de la difusión de sus obras y las claves para una Tragèdia de Caldesa políglota

Joan Roís de Corella traduce (obras religiosas) y, lo más importante, crea y traduce para crear. Traduce obras profanas y obras religiosas y, al hacerlo, recibe directamente las tradiciones literarias y culturales de su tiempo y de los clásicos. Destaca, por su extensión, complejidad y ambición, el conjunto de su actividad traductológica en cuanto a obras religiosas que marcaban la espiritualidad de la época. La más extensa y ambiciosa de sus traducciones es la versión catalana de la Vita Christi de Ludolfo de Sajonia, conocido como el Cartoixà y aparecido en cuatro volúmenes en 1495 (el Quart, con dos ediciones, y el Tercero), en 1496 (el Primer) y el 1500 (el Segon), ya póstumamente. En estos volúmenes, tan extensos, Roís de Corella más bien manifiesta tendencia a abreviar, si bien no renuncia a impregnar el texto resultante de las característics propias de su maestría estilística. No opera aquí como otros traductores de su tiempo, que no tenían tanto miramiento y hacían avenir el estilo de la traducción resultante con los gustos de moda en la época e independientemente del original.

Notebook of Obadiah Ayer, 1708-1716

The leather-bound notebook contains academic texts copied by Obadiah Ayer while he was a student at Harvard, and after his graduation in 1710. There is a general index to the included texts at the end of the volume.

U-M Softball Team, 1995

Front Row: Erin Martino, Cheryl Pearcy, Lesa Arvia (co-captain), Kelly Kovach (co-captain), Michelle Silver, Kathryn Gleason, Tracy Carr, Mary Adams

Back Row: Dana Lakritz, Jennifer McKittrick, Sara Griffin, Kelly Holmes, Kellyn Tate, Jennifer Smith, Jessica Lang, Tracy Taylor.

Not pictured: Christi Wyrybkowski.

A book of Corpus verses.

Verses previously published in the Pelican record, the magazine of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

An itinerary containing his ten yeeres travell through the twelve dominions of Germany, Bohmerland, Sweitzerland, Netherland, Denmarke, Poland, Italy, Turky, France, England, Scotland & Ireland.

"The Itinerary now reprinted in full for the first time since its publication was 'printed by John Beale, dwelling in Aldersgate street', in 1617 ... The book was first written in Latin and then translated into English ... the Latin version, however, was never printed. In 'the table' of the Itinerary, after the contents of the fourth book of the third part there is given a brief summary of twenty-five chapters ... The ms. of these chapters, which were not printed by Moryson, is now in the library of Corpus Christi college, Oxford, and portions of it were edited by Mr. Charles Hughes and published in 1903 under the title of 'Shakespeare's Europe'."--Publishers' note.

A collection of letters, statutes, and other documents from the ms. Library of Corp. Christ. Coll., illustrative of the history of the University of Cambridge, during the period of the Reformation, from A.D. MD., to A.D. MDLXXII. /

Mode of access: Internet.