Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy with Visual Disturbances

Jong, P.T.V.M. de; Jong, J. G. Y. de; Doeschate, Jet M.M. de Jong-Ten; Delleman, J. W.

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“…For steric reasons, fewer hydrogen-bonded water configurations are possible around a non-polar solute particle which is unable to form hydrogen bonds. These shell water molecules are forced into a tangential orientation [27], whereas the molecules in bulk water may also form radially oriented hydrogen bonds with central water molecules replacing the solute [22]. The degeneracy, or total number of configurations, of a hydrogen-bonded cluster of shell water ("ordered shell") is consequently smaller than that of a hydrogen-bonded cluster of bulk water ("ordered bulk").…”

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Hydrophobic Interaction Model for Upper and Lower Critical Solution Temperatures

Moelbert

Rios

2003

Macromolecules

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Hydration of hydrophobic solutes in water is the cause of different phenomena, including the hydrophobic heat-capacity anomaly, which are not yet fully understood. Because of its topicality, there has recently been growing interest in the mechanism of hydrophobic aggregation, and in the physics on which it is based. In this study we use a simple yet powerful mixture model for water, an adapted two-state Muller-Lee-Graziano model, to describe the energy levels of water molecules as a function of their proximity to non-polar solute molecules. The model is shown to provide an appropriate description of many-body interactions between the hydrophobic solute particles. The solubility and aggregation of hydrophobic substances is studied by evaluating detailed Monte Carlo simulations in the vicinity of the first-order aggregation phase transition. A closed-loop coexistence curve is found, which is consistent with a mean-field calculation carried out for the same system. In addition, the destabilizing effect of a chaotropic substance in the solution is studied by suitable modification of the MLG model. These findings suggest that a simple model for the hydrophobic interaction may contain the primary physical processes involved in hydrophobic aggregation and in the chaotropic effect.

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“…Direct experimental evidence for the tangential orientation of hydrogen bonds between water molecules in the solvation shell of non-polar solute particles has been provided recently in Refs. [27,28]. When the solute particle is replaced by water, radial hydrogen bonds may be formed.…”

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Hydrophobic Interaction Model for Upper and Lower Critical Solution Temperatures

Moelbert

Rios

2003

Macromolecules

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“…34 Whereas the Concordance would seem to place Trommius, a Calvinist minister, in the orthodox Reformed wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, it is noteworthy that the project of the concordance was initiated by his father-in-law Johannes Martinus, a friend of Johannes Coccejus, who would later advise Trommius. 35 Coccejus is often seen as a sympathizer of Descartes. But although the idea of a 'Coccejan-Cartesian' body of ideas, created in the seventeenth century by adversaries of Coccejus and Descartes, is still prevalent in historiography, recent research by Jetze Touber has made this untenable.…”

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Trommius’s Travelogue

Miert¹

2017

Early Modern Low Countries

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On the basis of the autobiography of the orthodox Calvinist minister Abraham Trommius (1633Trommius ( -1719, this article argues that the Republic of Letters created its own cultures of memory. The very use of the word 'Republic' begs the question whether there was some kind of early modern 'state building' at play within the networks of learned men and women. Although sentiments of religious and political alliance cannot be ruled out in the practices of learned memories, the identity arising from these cultures aimed at stressing learning, friendship and communication. Its acts of memory were localized instances of learned identity formation across borders, serving traveling students regardless of their political and confessional affiliations. This article argues that memories of learning or learned memories present a new logical, although hitherto ignored, line of research, to complement well-studied political and confessional memories. Trommius draws particular attention to Erasmus and to Joseph Scaliger and his father Julius Caesar Scaliger. The article also discusses the broader memory of these towering figures to exemplify the study of early modern learned identity formation by means of cultures of memory.

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“…91 Markus, Saeculum, remains the most comprehensive and subtle guide to Augustine's eschatology. See also McGinn,[4][5]88,102,Flori,[93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107]on its reception. 92 Goetz.…”

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“…750 L. Roach comparable in many respects to the "penitential state" witnessed under Louis the Pious on the continent just over a century and a half earlier: reverses and catastrophes were interpreted primarily as signs of sin within society. 100 This approach to the "viking problem" may have hindered the defence of the realm in practical terms, insofar as it diverted time and attention away from military matters. Nevertheless, we should think twice before condemning the king as previous generations of scholars were so keen to do; AEthelred's responses were neither as ill-considered nor as unreasonable as has sometimes been suggested and it is but a cruel twist of fate that he was later to earn the epithet unraed.…”

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Apocalypse and Atonement in the Politics of Æthelredian England

Roach¹

2014

English Studies

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Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy with Visual Disturbances

Cited by 29 publications

References 6 publications

Hydrophobic Interaction Model for Upper and Lower Critical Solution Temperatures

Hydrophobic Interaction Model for Upper and Lower Critical Solution Temperatures

Trommius’s Travelogue

Apocalypse and Atonement in the Politics of Æthelredian England

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