04809nam 2200673Ia 450 991078453050332120230315192858.01-281-07675-997866110767570-08-053543-7(CKB)1000000000384285(EBL)330163(OCoLC)476128803(SSID)ssj0000191600(PQKBManifestationID)12065799(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000191600(PQKBWorkID)10186362(PQKB)11758171(MiAaPQ)EBC330163(Au-PeEL)EBL330163(CaPaEBR)ebr10196337(CaONFJC)MIL107675(PPN)182572943(EXLCZ)99100000000038428519970513d1997 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierThe leucocyte antigen factsbook /A. Neil Barclay [et al.]Second edition.San Diego :Academic Press :Harcourt Brace & Co.,1997.1 online resource (viii, 613 pages) illustrationsFactsbook seriesAccompanied by: 1 wall chart : col.0-12-078185-9 Includes bibliographical references and index.Front Cover; The Leucocyte Antigen: Factsbook; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; Dedication; Section I: THE INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS; Chapter 1. Introduction; Chapter 2. The Discovery and Biochemical Analysis of Leucocyte Surface Antigens; Chapter 3. Protein Superfamilies and Cell Surface Molecules; Chapter 4. The Architecture and Interactions of Leucocyte Surface Molecules; Section II: THE LEUCOCYTE ANTIGENS; CD1; CD2; CD3/TCR; CD4; CD5; CD6; CD7; CD8; CD9; CD10; CD11a; CD11b; CD11c; Integrin aD subunit; CDw12; CD13; CD14; CD15; CD15s; CD16; CDw17; CD18; CD19; CD20; CD21; CD22CD23 CD24; CD26; CD27; CD28; CD29; CD30; CD31; CD32; CD33; CD34; CD35; CD36; CD37; CD38; CD39; CD40; CD41; CD42a,b; CD43; CD44; CD45; CD46; CD47; CD48; CD49a; CD49b; CD49c; CD49d; CD49e; CD49f; CD50; CD51; CD52; CD53; CD54; CD55; CD56; CD57; CD58; CD59; CD60; CD61; CD62E; CD62L; CD62P; CD63; CD64; CD65; CD66; CD68; CD69; CD70; CD71; CD72; CD73; CD74; CDw75; CDw76; CD77; CD79/BCR; CD80; CD81; CD82; CD83; CDw84; CD85; CD86; CD87; CD88; CD89; CD90; CD91; CDw92; CD93; CD94; CD95; CD96; CD97; CD98; CD99; CD100; CD101; CD102; CD103; CD104; CD105; CD106; CD107a, CD107b; CDw108; CD109; CD117CD120a, CD120bCD134; CD135; CDw137; CD138; CD147; CD148; CDw150; CD151; CD152; CD153; CD154; CD161; CD162; CD163; CD166; 114/A10; 2B4; 4-1BBL; Aminopeptidase A; B-G; Chemokine receptors; c-kitL; CMRF35 antigen; DEC-205; DNAM-1; ESL-1; F4/80; FasL; FceRI; FLT3 ligand; FPR; Galectin 3; G-CSFR; GM-CSFR; GlyCAM-1; gp42; gp49; HTm4; IFN?R; IL-1R; IL-2R; IL-3R; IL-4R; IL-5R; IL-6R; IL-7R; IL-8R; IL-9R; IL-10R; IL-11R; IL-12R; IL-13R; IL-14R; IL-15R; IL-17R; Integrin ß7 subunit; KIR family; L1; LAG-3; LDLR; LPAP; ltk; Ly-6; Ly-9; Ly-49; Mac-2-BP; Macrophage lectin; MAdCAM-1; Mannose receptor; MARCOM-CSFRMDR1; MHC Class I; MHC Class II; MS2; NKG2 family; OX2; OX40L; PC-1; PD-1; RT6; Sca-2; Scavenger RI and II; Sialoadhesin; Thrombopoietin receptor; WC1; Index; CD antigen expression of haemopoietic cellsA volume in the popular FactsBook Series, the First Edition of The Leucocyte Antigen FactsBook was hugely successful. The new Second Edition has been completely revised, updated, and expanded by 65% to include new findings and up-to-date key references. The introductory chapters have also been updated, especially in terms of nomenclature, the role of the World Wide Web, and new structural data. The Leucocyte Antigen FactsBook, Second Edition contains more than 200 entries, with approximately 70 new entries, on all the molecules specifically expressed in the surface of cells of the haematopoietic system, including all characterized CD antigens, antigen receptors, MHC antigens, adhesion molecules, and cytokine receptors. This FactsBook will be of enormous value to immunologists, cell biologists, biochemists, and endocrinologists.Factsbook series.CD antigensHandbooks, manuals, etcHLA histocompatibility antigensHandbooks, manuals, etcLeucocytesHandbooks, manuals, etcCD antigensHLA histocompatibility antigensLeucocytes571.9/645Barclay A. Neil1500538MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910784530503321The leucocyte antigen factsbook3727282UNINA04092oam 2200469 450 991079512810332120230126222853.01-84888-532-610.1163/9781848885325(CKB)4920000000126684(OCoLC)1110057464(nllekb)BRILL9781848885325(MiAaPQ)EBC6481844(EXLCZ)99492000000012668420210710d2016 uy 0engurun| uuuuatxtrdacontentcrdamediardacarrierInhabiting the meta visual contemporary performance themes /edited by Helene Gee Markstein and Arthur Maria SteijnOxford, United Kingdom :Inter-Disciplinary Press,[2016]©20161 online resource90-04-37492-2 Includes bibliographical references.Preliminary Material /Helene Gee Markstein and Arthur Maria Steijn -- In Pursuit of the Social in Site-Specific Performance /Artemis Sierra -- The Dramaturgy of Wine, the Terroir of Performance: Multi-Sensory Performance-Making in Through the Grapevine /Roanna Mitchell and Krysta Dennis -- The Theatricality of the Human Body in Performance Art /Pnina Porter -- Facing Things /Andrew Cope -- Psychical Distance as a Basis for Perception and Creative Participation /Tereza Sluková -- Theatrical Performance in Light of Jean Paul Sartre’s Theory of the Imagination /Mahdi Ansari -- Is that a Watermelon on Your Head or a Basket of Fruits? Orthodox Masculinity in Sports and the Paradoxical Erotic Experience of the Roughriders Male Fans’ Drag Expressions /Jorge Sandoval -- Live from New York: Movement Performance and the Representation of American Heteronormativity /Colleen Culley -- American Showgirl: Ziegfeld to J Lo /Virginia L. Vogel -- Reduction as a Means to Enhance Choreographic Potential in Musical Performance /Falk Hübner -- Songs for an Injured Environment: Creating Visual Metaphors From a Theatre of Nature /Lisa Parkins -- Symbolic Use of Dress: Related Ritual in English and Spanish Oral Traditions /Ana Belén Martínez García -- Utzon’s Use of Light to Influence the Audience’s Perception of the Sydney Opera House /Simon Dwyer -- iPad Svoboda: The Physical Theatre of Projected Light /Andy Hurst and Judita Vivas -- Experimental Music Theatre and Its Investigation: Dieter Schnebel’s Körper-Sprache /Christa Brüstle -- Set the Machine into Motion: On Hotel Pro Forma’s Performance Laughter in the Dark /Maria Carneiro -- A Live-Time Relation: Motion Graphics Meets Classical Music /Arthur Maria Steijn.Theatre and the many varied expressions of performance practice in live and mediated performance forms, are by their nature inter-disciplinary. The goal of this volume is to develop discussion with a focus on the visual aspects of performance brought up by artists and researchers in various performance disciplines and practices. The volume facilitates inter-personal communication and the exchange of global perspectives, to engage a community in meaningful dialogue. Scenography describes the discipline of performing arts, which include all elements of theatrical presentation. As a definition here it is useful for this volume, because it outlines the understanding of scenographic practice as a combination of numerous theatre-practices that collaborate and include: architecture, lighting, costume, make-up, sound, settings and stage properties, movement, as well as audience participation.Experimental theaterHistoryPerforming artsSocial aspectsExperimental theaterHistory.Performing artsSocial aspects.792.0223Markstein Helene Gee1947-Steijn Arthur MariaMiAaPQMiAaPQUtOrBLWBOOK9910795128103321Inhabiting the meta visual3856400UNINA