Les petits bourgeois : scènes de la vie parisienne. T. 1 / par H. de Balzac

Collection : Bibliothèque contemporaine

Les petits bourgeois : scènes de la vie parisienne. T. 2 / par H. de Balzac

Collection : Bibliothèque contemporaine

El papel de la prensa en la Renaixença cultural de la Cataluña Occidental (1808-1874)

En el presente trabajo elaboraremos una relación actualizada de las publicaciones periódicas aparecidas en la Cataluña Occidental en el periodo comprendido entre 1808 y 1874. Las razones son dos. Por un lado, esta cronología nos parece correcta desde el punto de vista político, pues durante estos años se desarrolla la Revolución Liberal Burguesa que termina con el Antiguo Régimen absolutista y establece las bases de un Estado monárquico liberal y constitucional. Por otro lado, en Cataluña empieza a desarrollarse la Renaixença, un movimiento político y cultural particular de esta región española que determinará el contenido y las bases sociales del futuro nacionalismo catalán.

Twenty years of research into Chlamydia-like organisms: a revolution in our understanding of the biology and pathogenicity of members of the phylum Chlamydiae.

Chlamydiae are obligate intracellular bacteria that share a unique but remarkably conserved biphasic developmental cycle that relies on a eukaryotic host cell for survival. Although the phylum was originally thought to only contain one family, the Chlamydiaceae, a total of nine families are now recognized. These so-called Chlamydia-like organisms (CLOs) are also referred to as 'environmental chlamydiae', as many were initially isolated from environmental sources. However, these organisms are also emerging pathogens, as many, such as Parachlamydia sp., Simkania sp. and Waddlia sp., have been associated with human disease, and others, such as Piscichlamydia sp. and Parilichlamydia sp., have been documented in association with diseases in animals. Their strict intracellular nature and the requirement for cell culture have been a confounding factor in characterizing the biology and pathogenicity of CLOs. Nevertheless, the genomes of seven CLO species have now been sequenced, providing new information on their potential ability to adapt to a wide range of hosts. As new isolation and diagnostic methods advance, we are able to further explore the richness of this phylum with further research likely to help define the true pathogenic potential of the CLOs while also providing insight into the origins of the 'traditional' chlamydiae.