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This article summarizes the major perspectives from our research, emphasizing how young citizens can use the Internet to create their identities as active citizens and engender new forms of civic cultures

Alzheimer’s disease with normal CSF biomarkers.

Background/objectives: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is currently diagnosed clinically using defined symptomatic diagnostic criteria. Pathological levels of CSF-biomarkers, high T-tau, P-tau and low Ab42 have been associated with AD however definition of cut off values differ. New diagnostic criteria that include the pathological CSF biomarkers have been suggested. How many AD patients in a routine cli

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Abstract in German Die Lektüre von Still Songs eröffnet einen neuen, interessanten und zugleich kritischen Blick auf Celans „MusikGedichte“ und deren Vertonungen und auf die Celan-Forschung überhaupt. Passagen zur Detailebene einzelner Gedichte – wie Todesfuge, Schlaflied, Saitenspiel, Engführung oder Fadensonnen – und deren Vertonungen – durch Tilo Medek, Erhard Karkoschka, Harrison Birtwistle, A

Introducing Service-level Awareness in the Cloud

Managing the resources of a virtualized data-center is a key issue in cloud computing. Existing research mostly assumes that applications are either allocated the required resources or fail. Combined with the fact that most cloud applications have dynamic resource requirements, this imposes a fundamental limitation to cloud computing: To guarantee on-demand resource allocations, the data-center ne

Trade Policy Formation when Geography Matters for Specialisation

In this paper, trade policy formation is incorporated into an economic geography model. The political setup used is a modified version of that introduced by Grossman and Helpman (1994) in which policy makers may be in‡uenced by lobbying contributions. On the basis of the underlying trade framework, lobbying activity is performed in benefit of capital interests. Optimal policy outcomes indicate tha

The Tragedy of the Commoners: The Decline of the Customary Marine Tenure System of Tonga

The breakdown of traditional marine tenure systems and overexploitation of marine organisms as a result of rapid modernization, urbanization and population growth in the case of Tonga is outlined. The customary marine tenure system is described and the threats against the coral reefs are discussed. It is shown how accumulative strategies correlate with the move toward overexploitation. It is argue

Comparative Studies on Human and Rat Basic Helix-loop-helix Proteins

The basic Helix-Loop-Helix (bHLH) proteins are a family of transcription factors that are found in almost all eukaryotic genomes. This family of proteins regulates a variety of biological processes including embryonic development. Here we describe the catalog of human, mouse and rat bHLH proteins. Extensive in silico studies identified 121 human, 121 mouse and 120 rat bHLH proteins. Human has orth

Wellbeing in Old Age : Life history, sense of coherence and social networks in relation to health

A conceptual model for the relationships between wellbeing and health in old age were construed. In the model life history evaluations, current sense of coherence (SOC) and social network characteristics defined wellbeing. Health was defined as reported symptoms, subjective health and health care utilization. Firstly, interrelationships between the wellbeing aspects and between the health aspects