1907
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.27742
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Principles of breeding; a treatise on thremmatology or the principles and practices involved in the economic improvement of domesticated animals and plants, by E. Davenport ... with appendix by H. L. Rietz.

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“…We found that the skin is indeed highly susceptible to PI and that genes contributing to barrier function are selectively downregulated. Concentrations well below the peak plasma concentration in therapeutic settings were effective (7), and susceptibility of the skin was furthermore illustrated by the similar concentration range typically employed for in vitro studies of multiple myeloma cells (27,28). The downregulated genes, as identified here, are implicated in the establishment of the cornified envelope (39), while other genes highly expressed by KCs remained either unchanged (krt14) or experienced regulation to the opposite [like jagged-2 (47)], further underlining the susceptibility of the skin to PI.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…We found that the skin is indeed highly susceptible to PI and that genes contributing to barrier function are selectively downregulated. Concentrations well below the peak plasma concentration in therapeutic settings were effective (7), and susceptibility of the skin was furthermore illustrated by the similar concentration range typically employed for in vitro studies of multiple myeloma cells (27,28). The downregulated genes, as identified here, are implicated in the establishment of the cornified envelope (39), while other genes highly expressed by KCs remained either unchanged (krt14) or experienced regulation to the opposite [like jagged-2 (47)], further underlining the susceptibility of the skin to PI.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Normal and malignant plasma cells are critically dependent on unperturbed proteasome function (10,(27)(28)(29), but studies investigating the consequences of PI on the allergic immune response are limited. In fact, one recent report failed to detect changes in the plasma cell compartment and achieved IgE suppression only upon prolonged treatment with Bz in a model of OVA-driven chronic asthma (14).…”
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“…His introduction to Pearson's work probably came after he was appointed in 1905 to the position of statistician in the College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois. In 1907 Rietz wrote the statistical appendix to a book on the breeding of domestic animals and plants written by his dean at the College of Agriculture (Davenport, 1907). The appendix shows that Rietz had read at least some of Pearson's work relating to the normal distribution and correlation.…”
Section: The Years Before 1920mentioning
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“…The term thremmatology, derived from the Greek word thremma, i.e . a thing bred, was proposed by RAY LANCASTER to cover the principles and practices concerned in the improvement of domesticated animals and plants (53) .…”
Section: The Need For Text Ooks and Manuals In The Field Of Plant Reementioning
confidence: 99%