the cerebral cortex can be functionally subdivided into primary sensory-motor, unimodal association, heteromodal association, paralimbic and limbic regions. broca was the first who described limbic lobe in 1874, as a ring of gray matter, lying between the diencephalon and more lateral neocortex on the medial surface of the hemisphers. it locates outside of the corpus callosum and consists of su...

by chemotherapy with carboplatin and gemcitabine. Three months after regional surgery, metastatic lymph nodes of the same location progressively recurred with invasion of the femoral vein; the patient finally died 16 months after the initial diagnosis. Anti-TNFagents durably inhibit the development of the cytotoxic T-cell response which plays a central role in tumor promotion and progression co...

Trypanosoma cruzi is the protozoan causal agent of Chagas disease, an important endemic parasite in several Latin American countries. In many studies conducted on this disease, this microorganism is commonly used to obtain new knowledge. It can be maintained in laboratories through culture in artificial media or in susceptible animals. It presents variable aggressivity and a highly virulent for...

The cerebral cortex can be functionally subdivided into primary sensory-motor, unimodal association, heteromodal association, paralimbic and limbic regions. Broca was the first who described limbic lobe in 1874, as a ring of gray matter, lying between the diencephalon and more lateral neocortex on the medial surface of the hemisphers. It locates outside of the corpus callosum and consists of su...

introduction intercropping, the agricultural practice of cultivating two or more crops in the same space at the same time, is an old and commonly used cropping practice which aims to match efficiently crop demands to the available growth resources (agegnehu et al., 2006; dhima et al., 2007). intercropping of chickpea with linseed reduced the chickpea yield by 60.3%, although linseed occupied on...

With the notable exception of his paleolithic feminism,1 Stanisław Lem (1921–2006) was a twenty-first-century writer writing in twentieth century. As early as 1960s, he anticipated much twenty-first century's information technology and biotechnology—tablets, personal computers, smart phones, eBooks, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, holograms, advanced prosthetics, human-machi...

Nietzsche's analysis of the self-poisoning of ‘the will to power’ and his insistence upon overcoming its ideological outcome (the dogmatist's fake ‘Truth’) by recognizing the ‘un-truth’ of a ‘logic of contamination,’ demonstrates that he understands ‘truth’ as a paradox. What may one accordingly expect in response to the question ‘Supposing truth is a woman – what then?’, posed in the preface t...

s of the 1 MC-GARD Meeting, 3–5 May 2007: Thursday 3 May 104 identified a set of genes that lie on genomic regions that are commonly amplified or deleted in both murine and human Brca1 or Brca2 tumors. We are currently investigating which of these genes could be driving the selection of these different amplicons or deletions. O2 09.45 – 10.00 COMPREHENSIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF GENOMIC ABERRATION...

Tumour development driven by inflammation is now an established phenomenon but the role that complement plays remains uncertain. Recent evidence has suggested that various components of the complement (C) cascade may influence tumour development in disparate ways; however, little attention has been paid to that of the membrane attack complex (MAC). This is despite abundant evidence documenting ...