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Nya utredningsmöjligheter vid misstänkt Creutzfeldt-Jakobs sjukdom. Likvoranalys av 14-3-3-protein och T-tau/P-tau-kvot ger säkrare diagnos

Creutzfeldt–Jakobs sjukdom är en prionsjukdom som kännetecknas av snabbt progredierande neurodegeneration, som leder till döden inom månader till något år. Eftersom sjukdomen är överförbar är den sedan 1998 anmälningspliktig enligt Smittskyddslagen. Den heterogena symtombilden, särskilt tidigt i sjukdomsförloppet, gör utredningen av misstänkta fall svår. Säkra diagnostiska metoder för att bekräft

Genetic variation in Scandinavian Anthericum liliago (Anthericaceae): allopolyploidy, hybridization and immigration history

We investigated patterns of isozyme variation and the hierarchic structure of genetic diversity in 25 Scandinavian populations of the lilioid herb, Anthericum liliago. Isozyme data suggest that tetraploid A. liliago has an allopolyploid origin and that A. ramosum may be one of its diploid progenitors. Two populations contained known or suspected hybrids between A. liliago and A. ramosum. Isozymes

Climate change: Motivation for taking measure to adapt

We tested two consequences of a currently influential theory based on the notion of seeing adaptations to climate change as local adjustments to deal with changing conditions within the constraints of the broader economic–social–political arrangements. The notion leaves no explicit role for the strength of personal beliefs in climate change and adaptive capacity. The consequences were: (i) adaptiv

The Nationalization of culture

Although nationalism is an example of a cultural force which in many cases has overruled other, traditional identities and loyalties in nineteenth- and twentieth-century society, the study of nationalism has not been focused very much on the cultural praxis of national identity formation and sharing. As a result, the ideology and politics of nationalism are far better understood than the creation

Dramatic Subtlety: Exploring Emotions and Emotion Management in the Courtroom

Traditionally, the law has been considered as devoid of emotions, however we now view the courtroom as an emotional scene. The emotion norms of the courtroom are thus interesting to explore and, as the courtroom work of defense lawyers has received little sociological attention, this will be the focus of this paper. The aim here is to show which emotions are present in the courtroom and how they a