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Gribshunden in Perspective : A Castle on the Sea

The royal Danish-Norwegian flagship Gribshunden, launched in 1485, was amongthe earliest northern European warships purpose-built to carry artillery. However, King Hans employed his vessel as far more than a weapons platform. The ship was his ‘floating castle’, fulfilling all the various purposes of a land redoubt. At its loss in 1495 enroute to a political summit in Kalmar, where Hans expected to

The Russian daily press, 1978-2003 : Political argumentation and the problematic public sphere

The language of newspapers in the public sphere has a crucial impact on how the public perceives and participates in society. It can serve to encourage or counteract active and informed citizens; in fact, it is a crucial element in democratisation processes. The purposes of the present study are to elucidate what means of persuasion are used to support theses on politics in newspaper discourse dur

Network-based insights into miRNA regulation of β-cell insulin secretion in type 2 diabetes

Increasing evidence suggests that microRNAs (miRNAs) contribute to pancreatic β-cell compensation during type 2 diabetes (T2D) pathogenesis. To examine miRNA-mRNA interactions in human islets and their roles in β-cell insulin secretion and T2D, we performed small-RNA sequencing on pancreatic islets from nine individuals with T2D and 52 non-diabetic controls. We identified 70 differentially express

Repurposing statins and phenothiazines to treat chemoresistant neuroblastoma

Relapse and treatment resistance are common in children with high-risk neuroblastoma, and novel therapies are needed. Conventional drug discovery is slow, expensive, often fails in practice, and consequently falls short in addressing pediatric and rare conditions. In such instances, drug repurposing is a promising strategy. Here, we used two independent in silico prediction tools including machine

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According to Lévy (1967), translators resort to the minimax strategy, which means, among other things, that they first look for formal correspondences in their search for translation equivalents. It is proposed that this tendency is cognitively motivated as it is strictly connected with language users’ ambition to economize on the mental effort involved in any human action (Zipf 1949). In my talk

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