Giảm nghèo ở Việt Nam dưới góc nhìn của trường phái Hiện đại hóa

in Faculté d'Economie et Développement rural (Ed.) Nông nghiệp, nông thôn Việt Nam : Tù´chính sách Đến thực tiến (2012)

Giant Condyloma of the Cervix: An Uncommon Entity Associated With Low-risk Human Papilloma Virus Infection.

in American Journal of Surgical Pathology (2013), 37(2), 300-4

"Giant Condylomas" of the cervix are very uncommon, and have not been fully characterized in the English literature. We report 4 cases of cervical giant condyloma seen in our practice. Patients were ... [more ▼]

"Giant Condylomas" of the cervix are very uncommon, and have not been fully characterized in the English literature. We report 4 cases of cervical giant condyloma seen in our practice. Patients were predominantly young and presented with a cervical lesion producing bleeding or a mass effect. Biopsy/excision revealed a uniformly bland, exophytic squamous epithelial proliferation with viral cytopathic changes and absence of stromal invasion. Human papilloma virus types 6 and 11 were detected in all cases. Follow-up was uneventful without recurrence or spread. Giant condylomas of the cervix as defined in this report signify a benign albeit extensive variant of low-risk human papilloma virus infection. This term is proposed as a specific descriptor for such lesions and should be considered in the setting of any large well-differentiated exophytic cervical squamous lesion in young or immunosuppressed women. The term "giant condyloma of Buschke and Loewenstein" should be discontinued given the lack of specificity. [less ▲]

"Giant Planets Aurorae" - Europlanet RI Science Case in the Working Packages

Conference (2010)

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Gibberellins and the floral transition in Sinapis alba

in Physiologia Plantarum (2004), 122(1), 152-158

The putative role of gibberellins in the transition to flowering was investigated in Sinapis alba, a caulescent long-day (LD) plant. It was observed that: (1) physiological doses of exogenous gibberellins ... [more ▼]

The putative role of gibberellins in the transition to flowering was investigated in Sinapis alba, a caulescent long-day (LD) plant. It was observed that: (1) physiological doses of exogenous gibberellins (GA(1), GA(3), GA(9)) do not cause the floral shift of the meristem when applied to plants grown in short days but have some positive effect on the flowering response to a suboptimal LD; no inhibition was observed in any case; (2) GA-biosynthesis inhibitors (prohexadione-Ca and paclobutrazol) considerably inhibit stem growth but have some negative effect on flowering only when a suboptimal LD is given; and (3) the floral transition induced by one 22-h LD does not correlate with any detectable change in GA content of the apical bud, of the leaves, and of the phloem exudate reaching the apex. Taken together, these results suggest that GAs do not act as a major signal for photoperiodic flower induction in Sinapis. [less ▲]

Gide et la mise en crise de la biographie chez Sartre : Comment peut-on lire L’Idiot de la famille aujourd’hui ?

in Alexandre, Françoise (Ed.) Biographie d'écrivains, réécriture et réception. Actes du colloque international, Metz, 08 et 09 octobre 2009 (in press)

A gift from Charles the Bold to Liege Cathedral : votive offering and symbol of power. Reliquary of Charles the Bold.

in Charles the Bold (1433-1477) (2008)

Giftslangen

in Vlaamse Gids (De) (1909), V

Le Gigantisme : Un mystère élucidé

Scientific conference (2002, January 22)

Le gigantisme : Un mystère élucidé

in Louvain Medical (2003), 122(6), 241-248

L'acromégalie a été décrite par Pierre Marie en 1886. Peu de temps après, il est devenu clair que le gigantisme et l'acromégalie ont la même étiologie: une hypersécrétion d'hormone de croissance, la ... [more ▼]

L'acromégalie a été décrite par Pierre Marie en 1886. Peu de temps après, il est devenu clair que le gigantisme et l'acromégalie ont la même étiologie: une hypersécrétion d'hormone de croissance, la plupart du temps par un adénome hypophysaire, produit un géant si elle a lieu avant l'âge adulte et un acromégale si elle survient après la puberté. Au cours du XXe siècle, cette affection sera caractérisée et divers traitements efficaces mis au point. A la fin du siècle, les mécanismes génétiques responsables de la maladie seront élucidés. [less ▲]

Le gigantisme: un mystère élucidé

in Bulletin et Mémoires de l'Académie Royale de Médecine de Belgique (2002), 157(1-2), 111-7117-9

Acromegaly was first described by Pierre Marie in 1886. Some years later, it became clear that acromegaly and gigantism share the same etiology: GH hypersecretion due to a pituitary adenoma, induces ... [more ▼]

Acromegaly was first described by Pierre Marie in 1886. Some years later, it became clear that acromegaly and gigantism share the same etiology: GH hypersecretion due to a pituitary adenoma, induces gigantism if already present during puberty, or an acromegalic if it appears only during the adulthood. During the XXth century, the disease has been well described and is now well controlled with several treatments. Recently, genetic alterations responsible for the disease have been elucidated. [less ▲]