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SOX11 as a Cancer Biomarker - Expression and Regulatory Studies in B-cell Lymphomas and Ovarian Cancer

Popular Abstract in Swedish Arbetet i denna avhandling har lett till en ökad förståelse av proteinet SOX11:as roll som biomarkör för äggstockscancer och B-cells-lymfom vilket förhoppningsvis kommer att resultera i enklare diagnos, bättre prognostik samt eventuellt nya terapier för dessa cancertyper. Var tredje person i Sverige beräknas få en cancerdiagnos någon gång i livet och statistiken är likIt is estimated that one third of all people in Sweden will be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime. The outcome for a specific patient is related to early and correct diagnosis, and prediction of effective treatment regimens. Biomarkers are molecules that can aid the clinician in such decisions regarding diagnosis, prognosis and therapy. In this thesis, based on five original papers, the

Institutional Theory in International Relations

In this chapter, we trace the emergence of institutional approaches in IR theory, outline three important areas of research on international institutions, and suggest promising directions for future research. The review demonstrates that rational choice institutionalism, historical institutionalism, and normative institutionalism, as developed in the study of domestic institutions, have constitute

Kristusgestalter och antikristusgestalter i populärkulturen

This article focuses on the use of the Western messianic mythéme, which has increased during the last decades.In popular culture, Christ figures and Antichrist figures are frequently engaged in dire battles which can only end in the Christ figure's destruction of his opponent. Although this can be seen as a sacralization of popular culture, one should be careful not to confuse the use of religious

Stimulating the Brain : Ethical Perspectives on Deep Brain Stimulation & Nano Scaled Brain Machine Interfaces

This thesis addresses some of the ethical concerns raised by connecting man and machine through so called Brain-Machine Interfaces, BMIs, elaborate brain implants that may both further our knowledge of the brain and alleviate neurological dysfunction and impairments. The primary foci have been to address urgent and prominent concerns elicited by BMIs; to critically evaluate arguments relevant to a