Emperor Wu of Liáng and Nièbanjing

The only emperor is the emperor of ice-cream

“S many, I had not thought death had undone so many.” These words about the precariousness of the early years of the 20th century referred to lives lost in war. T.S. Eliot and other poets and writers, along with many in the arts and sciences, were grappling with growing cities and their beleaguered populations and with technological advancements that allowed the killing of unprecedented numbers...

Y . - N . Wu and S . - N . Wu Channels in Oral

The emperor ’ s clothes

In 1835, Hans Christian Andersen published “The Emperor’s New Clothes”, one of the 164 fairy tales that earned him worldwide fame. A little more than 25 years ago, drawing inspiration from that tale, F. Gross reported the existence of an ailment capable of affecting multiple systems, “the Emperor’s clothes syndrome”. This syndrome primarily affects students and physicians for whom career succes...

Wu and Shaman

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Wu 19_10

The present study demonstrates that immunization with a low dose of unmodified live myeloma tumor cells (FO) elicited tumor-specific immunity. BALB/c mice were vaccinated with 104 live dendritic cells (DC)-FO fusion cells or 103 live FO cells. 80% of vaccinated mice survived from the later challenge with 1x106 FO cells, whereas all control mice developed tumors. Additionally, vaccination with l...