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Guided tour: Three Centuries of Musical Life in Lund
Guided tour: Three Centuries of Musical Life in Lund
Body and Emotions in the Spectacle of Borders
Guided tour: Three Centuries of Musical Life in Lund
Localized Practices of Plant-Based Cuisine: Vegetarian Restaurants in Eastern China
Challenges for military ethics education: teaching, learning and research in the face of the professional revolution.
Guided tour: Three Centuries of Musical Life in Lund
The psychic dimensions of resistance under occupation in Palestine
AI Lund lunch seminar: Imagining Companionship – AI, Robots, and the Future of Intimacy in Japan
Workshop on microlocal analysis in honor of Nils Dencker's 70 birthday
The impact of disruptive bio-based innovations in South Africa
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This chapter explores the history of emblems, which appear on a broad spectrum between printed literature, visual art, and material culture. Starting from Andrea Alciato’s Emblematum liber of 1531, the chapter explores multiple approaches on how emblems can be understood in the context of other multimodal media types such as insignia, badges, epigrams, hieroglyphs, and visual artifacts. Differenti
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The identification of genes underlying quantitative-trait loci (QTL) for complex diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, is a challenging and difficult task for the human genome project. Through positional cloning of the Pia4 QTL in rats, we found that a naturally occurring polymorphism of Ncf1 (encoding neutrophil cytosolic factor 1, a component of the NADPH oxidase complex) regulates arthritis s
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Collagen-induced arthritis (CIA) is a well studied mouse model of the human disease rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Both CIA and RA are complex diseases affected by multiple genes as well as environmental factors. Identifying the genes that determine susceptibility to arthritis would give invaluable clues to the largely unknown aetiology of RA. In this study, we dissected a known locus, Cia6, as well a