A symbiotic relationship

The Symbiotic Relationship of Conservation and Value

Physical and intellectual access to heritage is shaped by conservation through a longterm, cyclic and symbiotic relationship of representation and intervention (or lack of it). This informs future use and representation. Value (which may be assigned for different reasons) makes heritage. All heritage is valued for varied reasons. Some argue that heritage has inherent value; this is not covered ...

THE SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEAN and LEADS

A symbiotic relationship between epithelial and stromal stem cells.

Most adult tissues contain a pool of tissuespecific stem cells responsible for maintaining homeostasis. Adult stem cells are generally responsible for replacing lost cells over time and mediating tissue-regeneration after injury. An important component in maintaining epithelial stem cells is an environment rich in inductive growth factors secreted from the neighboring stromal cells (1). Althoug...

Honeyguides and honey gatherers: interspecific communication in a symbiotic relationship.

In many parts of Africa, people searching for honey are led to bees' nests by the greater honeyguide (Indicator indicator Sparrman). The Boran people of Kenya claim that they can deduce the direction and the distance to the nest as well as their own arrival at the nest from the bird's flight pattern, perching height, and calls. Analyses of the behavior of guiding birds confirmed these claims.

"Symbiotic niceness": constructing a therapeutic relationship in psychosocial palliative care.

The concept of symbiotic niceness illustrates a mutually shared advantage in the nurse-patient relationship. This relationship is premised on the co-production of niceness through the doing of psychosocial care. This paper presents an account of 'symbiotic niceness' produced in palliative care nurses' talk. The data are collected from two hospices and one general hospital for the dying. The ana...