Forging American Communism

Johanningsmeier, Edward P.

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“…State-of-the-art of metabolomics comprises emerging analytical platforms such as gas chromatography and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometrybased techniques (GC-MS and HPLC-MS) and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, Raman and FTIR spectroscopy. Each approach has its own advantages and disadvantages [10][11][12][13].…”

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From phytochemistry to metabolomics: eight decades of research in plant and food science

Socaciu¹

2019

Studia UBB Chemia

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Phytochemistry represents a large interdisciplinary research area which apply the chemical knowledge in plant biology, biochemistry and physiology. Since centuries, the technology related to the isolation and characterization of phytochemicals (plant secondary metabolites) developed gradually towards a holistic approach of omics' technology, as part of the "systems biology" concept. This review underlines the scientific progress during the last eight decades, from "classical" phytochemistry to metabolomics, applied on plants and food and reflects not only the role of phytochemicals as key-molecules with essential roles in plants and with great benefits on animal and human health, but also their involvement in plant chemotaxonomy, food technology and authenticity. First, a selection of the major groups of phytochemicals and their main bioresources. The metabolomic technology is presented, as a high-throughput analytical platform to identify, by untargeted or targeted techniques, the fingerprint or key metabolites of a specific pathway in plants or for authentication of a food matrix. Updated literature data are presented, including a summary of eight decades of achievements of the research group related to Chemistry and Biochemistry of Natural Products at the

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From phytochemistry to metabolomics: eight decades of research in plant and food science

Socaciu¹

2019

Studia UBB Chemia

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“…24 There was, indeed, already an excellent biography of Foster, making extensive use of the archives and appearing as early as 1994; as well as a first attempt by Gilbert Badia to retrieve a more credible portrait of Zetkin from the constraints of official history-writing in East Germany. 25 There were, of course, biographies of the principal leaders of Soviet communism. Drawing on the priceless personal archive held by Harvard University, Isaac Deutscher's magisterial study of Stalin's rival Trotsky remains even now in many respects unsurpassed.…”

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Comparative Communist History and the ‘Biographical Turn’

Morgan

2012

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The historiography of European communism has enjoyed a new lease of life since the opening up of communist archives in the early 1990s. There now exist major monographic studies of most European communist parties in the period of the Communist International (1919–1943). New perspectives have been provided on concepts like stalinism and stalinisation. A more recent body of work looks at the construction of communist identities and the communist politics of memory. This review article focuses on what has been described as the biographical turn in communist historiography. The currently prolific interest in biography of historians of communism may in part be regarded as a historiographical catching‐up exercise; it allows the provision of a familiar genre of historical writing which was hitherto little explored due to lack of appropriate sources. While the value of conventional biography is recognised here, possibilities for further development are identified with more innovative conceptions of the biographical framework. These include comparative or collective biography, the political uses of biographical capital and the construction of communist life histories and ‘work upon the self’.

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Strange Bedfellows but Not for Long: The Industrial Workers of the World and the Communist International

Cole

2019

The Internationalisation of the Labour Question

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Forging American Communism

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From phytochemistry to metabolomics: eight decades of research in plant and food science

From phytochemistry to metabolomics: eight decades of research in plant and food science

Comparative Communist History and the ‘Biographical Turn’

Strange Bedfellows but Not for Long: The Industrial Workers of the World and the Communist International

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