1. The Guide design of the web activities are the property of the Apr 02. EtherMed http//collab.nlm.nih.gov/ethermedsearch. cfm Learn the basics about the immune system. 12 Apr 02 http://www.medtrng.com/guide.htm

This page was updated: The Guide Refresh your page to view any changes Topics in Medical English http://interserver.miyazaki-med.ac.jp/~Kimball/med/1.htm Many medically related links listed by specialty. 27 Apr 02 Active Learning Centre Home Page http://http://www.med.jhu.edu/medcenter/quiz/home.cgi Active Learning Centre is a compilation of self-assessment tests/databases in different areas of knowledge. All tests follow the same format and are capable of asking either multiple-choice, matching or essay-type (self-graded) questions. All databases are searchable by keywords/phrases. 27 Apr 02 Veterinary Science Web Links http://www.lib.uoguelph.ca/pathfinders/veterinary/web_links.htm The Internet provides access to many interesting websites that provide up-to-date and quality information. It could be conceded that information provided by sites on the Internet have not been peer reviewed; therefore it is suggested that the researcher verify any information found on the Internet by completing a search for comparable information in a peer reviewed and referred journal. 27 Apr 02 foundhealth.com

2. New Materials - HIPNET - March 2003 in incorporating DMPA into their program activities. ( only available as issues of the immune system and disease progression, and in the Americas (data sheet, in collab. with PAHO http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/ccp/matls/march2003_materials.htm

Health Information and Publications Network (HIPNET) [formerly Population and Health Materials Working Group (PHMWG)] HIPNET Home Conferences Members Meetings ... Site Statistics March 2003 - Forthcoming and New Materials Advocates for Youth CEDPA/ENABLE The Change Project DELIVER Project ... White Ribbon Alliance Advocates for Yourh (AFY) - Forthcoming Materials (working titles) Contact person: Nicole Cheetham, nicole@advocatesforyouth.org Youth-Adult Partnerships Training Curriculum with FHI, english, due out summer Cyber-Cafe Initiative Manual for Adolescent Reprodcutive and Sexual Health, english and spanish, due out in the fall Youth-Frienldy Services: A Practical Guide based on Experiencies from the Andean Region, spanish, due out in the summer Youth-friendly services curriculum for francophone Africa, french, due out summer only electronically CEDPA/ENABLE Click here for PDF version Contact: Allison Clifford, E-mail: AClifford@CEDPA.org Currently Available New CEDPA Publication: Expanding Contraceptive Choice: Integrating Injectables into NGO Family Planning Services This special booklet, published by CEDPA/India under the ENABLE project, was created to enable non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to expand their list of contraceptive methods and introduce injectables as an additional contraceptive option. Since 1986, the injectable contraceptive DMPA has been legal in India and has been commercially available to women. The safety and effectiveness of DMPA has been repeatedly documented over the past forty years in Western and developing countries. This publication serves as a guide for other NGOs interested in incorporating DMPA into their program activities. (only available as a PDF at

3. [GivingSpace-Community] Percolating Patterns of the cell, or the immune system, seems to avoid is that activity spreads marginallyacross the system. Equalizing neighboring nodes activities here shows to http://collab.givingspace.org/forums/community/2004-02/msg00309.html

community Top All Lists Date Advanced ... Thread [GivingSpace-Community] Percolating Patterns from [ Tom Munnecke Bookmark Link Original To From "Tom Munnecke" < Date Sat, 28 Feb 2004 11:35:39 -0800 Message-id 01b201c3fe32$0c7c79d0$6401a8c0@tomdesk Lots or really interesting stuff in the literature of percolation theory and condensed matter. For example Critical Kamp Christel , and Bornholdt , Stefan http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/cond-mat/pdf/0210/0210410.pdf we ask how a network of general dynamical elements may self-organize to intermediate activity levels of its nodes. Preference for medium activity should not externally be introduced but result from local dynamics. We study a basic mechanism where each node tends to adjust its own average activity to that of its neighbors. An active site that on average is more (less) active than its neighbors in the network experiences more inhibition (activation). As we will see, this results in marginal percolation of activity across the network corresponding to a critical state of the system with stable, intermediate average activity of every node. It seems to me that there is great potential in applying patterns to this model of percolation theory, in which the bond being percolated is defined as a pattern of uplift.

4. Search Results For Technology Chislenko information on the Chapter's activities and provides an extensive list www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/mailing lists/collab/0266.html as an artificial immune system or for other uses http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/technology.html

Copernic Search Results Search: technology Chislenko (All words) Date: Found: 910 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score Search Results for technology Chislenko Copernic Search Results. Search: technology Chislenko. Date: 7/20/99. Found: 905 document(s) on The Web. Sort: Score. 1. Transhuman Technology. 85%... Found by: AltaVista, FAST Search, Lycos http://www.lucifer.com/~sasha/links/technology.html Transhuman Technology - Technology As Extension Of Human Functional Architecture by Alexander "Sasha" Chislenko Extropy Institute - Check out its Conferences and Ideas. I'd like to introduce you to "The Technohttp://www.transhuman.org/technology.htm Technology As Extension Of Human Functional Architecture by Alexander "Sasha" Chislenko Extropy Institute - Check out its Conferences and Ideas. I'd like to introduce you to "The Techno Found by: EuroSeek, Excite, HotBot, Lycos, Magellan, Snap, Yahoo! http://www.transhuman.org/technology.htm

5. E-Mail Directory Name (activities), Position, Affiliation, EMail Address and Alderson, Director, SkidRow collab., Lamp Community, rci.rutgers.edu, Optimism, immune system, health. http://www.psych.upenn.edu/seligman/ppemail.htm

6. Getting Started In Mathematical Biology have faculty working in collabFrank Hoppensteadt is director of and development. 6. immune system, pathogens and host de agradient system with respect to the activities a and the http://www.ams.org/notices/199509/hoppensteadt.pdf

7. OAI Registry At UIUC (SampleRecord.asp) cpyrtnme collab Chang and McGwire; licensee BioMed Their activities help parasitesestablish infection by interactions with the host immune system lead to http://gita.grainger.uiuc.edu/registry/SampleRecord.asp?rid=678&set=kinbiodis&pr

8. Passing Thoughts Passing Thoughts. Thursday, June 26. if wishes were laptops need to protect scientists from corporate immune system stressed, impedes progress collab. Edu system is archaic and stasis? http://www.manymedia.com/blog/2003_06_01_old.html

Passing Thoughts Thursday, June 26 if wishes were laptops... I have a wish that's renewed every time I go to a conference, and many times that I'm in class (which is a lot). I wish there was a simplified laptop, very light, any O/S, that had ONLY the following characteristics: regular-size keyboard text/RTF editor basic browser (Safari, Camino, et al) wifi or ethernet plug a good day's worth of battery life a hard drive (of nearly any size > 1G) That's all. I want to walk into the room, open it up, type some stuff, close and carry, open and type, close...open and use browser to blog, transfer files to desktop (which, being .txt or .rtf, are highly transferrable), close. If any reader knows of such a thing, I'd love to hear about it. Such a laptop would change my world. posted by judi 12:47 PM Wednesday, June 25 WTN day 2, The UN and the WTN Panel discussion: How the tech world can help the UN achieve the millennium goals: Panelists: Hans Rosling, Charles Riemenschneeider, Chris Elias, Ingvar Andersson, Sara McCue, Cestous Juma. Charles, UN FAO: overall ag development has increased health and welfare, some areas bypassed. Hunger decreased from 37% to 17% since 1970, 840M hungry rose 15M even with better and cheaper food. Goal: cutting poverty in half, ag-based lives. Expect slowdown in population growth but overall increase. By 2030 will need 60% more food than today. Demand will be driven by income growth rather than demand growth: consumption will outpace development in developing countries. Nat resources: arable land and water will decrease, more stats on reduction of usable land/water/resources. Ag sector will need to respond to concerns (water, consumer, etc).

9. NIDDK's Draft Strategic Plan On Minority Health Disparities receive kidney transplant. Current activities The newly established organ of modulating the immune system in such a Clinical studies applying immune modulation therapy have begun http://www.niddk.nih.gov/federal/planning/strategicplan_minority.htm

April 3, 2000 TO: Anthony S. Fauci, M.D. Co-Chair, Trans-NIH Working Group on Health Disparities Yvonne T. Maddox, Ph.D. Co-Chair, Trans-NIH Working Group on Health Disparities FROM: Director, NIDDK SUBJECT: NIDDK's Draft Strategic Plan on Minority Health Disparities Attached please find the current working draft of the Strategic Plan on Minority Health Disparities developed by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK). We have prepared this draft in the context of the format and fiscal planning guidance provided by the Trans-NIH Working Group on Health Disparities. In generating this draft Plan, we have sought proposed initiatives from NIDDK scientific staff and have shared those concepts with our National Advisory Council and with a representative group of individuals from organizations having particular expertise and interests with respect to minority health issues. I particularly wish to acknowledge the efforts and contributions of Dr. Lawrence Agodoa to this planning process. Dr. Agodoa provided scientific leadership and direction across the NIDDK in his capacity as Managing Editor for the NIDDK draft Plan. Dr. Agodoa is the End Stage Renal Disease Program Director of the NIDDK Division of Kidney, Urologic and Hematologic Diseases, as well as the Minority Health Program Director for that Division. We recognize the need to gain broader public input to our planning process as we continue to revise our draft Plan. Therefore, we expect to post the attached draft on the NIDDK web site as soon as possible and to actively seek additional comments and suggestions.

10. Annual Report Of Immunophysiopathology Of Infections For Year 2002 burden and infection without inducing sterile immunity (collab. that NK cell activitiesfollowing infection Keywords immune system, immunopathology, B and T http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/RAR/RAR2002/Imchan-en.html

PDF Version Immunophysiopathology of infections Director : Pierre-André CAZENAVE ( cazenave@pasteur.fr The scientific activities of the Infectious Immunophysiopathology Unit are centered on the study of mechanisms controlling the physiology of the host immune system and those leading to immunopathologies following parasitic infections and diseases, namely Chagas' disease and Malaria. These studies are particularly grounded on more fundamental research on immune repertoires. We pursued the molecular, biochemical and functional analyses of the first eukaryotic proline racemase, TcPRAC (TcPA45), protein released by the protozoan parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, responsible for Chagas' disease. TcPRAC is a T-cell independent B-cell mitogen, largely implicated in polyclonal lymphocyte activation and consequently in the mechanisms of parasite evasion and persistence inside the host. We showed that TcPRAC mitogenic activity is dependent on the integrity of the enzyme active site. Furthermore, the parasite proline racemase was shown to be important to the parasite differentiation from non-infective to infective forms, as well as to parasite virulence to host cells. We defined a protein signature capable of identify putative proline racemases of several microorganisms of medical and agricultural importance. In collaboration with the Structural Biochemistry Unit we recently obtained the crystallographic structure of TcPRAC. Ongoing studies aim at designing enzyme inhibitors to be used in therapeutic approaches. Web site : http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/unites/tcruzi/minoprio/minoprio.html

11. T 6Revival of AIDS prevention activities in Democratic Republic AIDS destroys the humanimmune system, making its victims lead inimplementing the initiative, collab orating with the http://www.usaid.gov/pubs/front_lines/apr_may_fl_00.pdf

12. Home@CUA both course selection and research activities. The graduate programs students pursuing research activities that will culminate in of the immune system, circulatory system, and other http://home.cua.edu/index.cfm?main=cataloginfo&cat=16

13. ISU, Admin Info Systems, Fall 2003 Textbook TS HomeDepartmental ReportsTextbooksTXT03034. Old TS Home. RUN DATE..05/24/2004 I L L I N O I S S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y PAGE . T Y PAGE . 1 system NBR ..TXT03 VICE PRESIDENT AND 221101 BOOK01 081533043X immune system PARHAM 00 TAYLOR GARLAND 00 T+W collab T+W collab REQUIRED 002 01 http://www.os390.ilstu.edu/textbook/TXT03034.htm

TS Home: Departmental Reports: Textbooks: Old TS Home Last modified August 30, 2001 Acknowledgments - DHMTL Lab

14. Brought Down To Earth For the next decade, human activities in space to Mir, and groundbased collab-orationshave cells, metabolism, and the cardio-vascular and immune systems. http://www.imbp.ru/webpages/win1251/Articles/2002/Brought down to Earth.htm

Æóðíàë "Nature", 2002, Vol. 412, 30 August, Ñ. 853-854 BROUGHT DOWN TO EARTH With its unique access to Mir cosmonauts, Moscow's Institute for Biomedical Problems was a world leader for space biology. But now it is working under greatly diminished circumstances, says Quirin Schiermeier. When the flaming remnants of the Mir space station plunged into the South Pacific on 23 March it marked not only the end of a successful mission, but of an era of human space flight This expensive and risky pursuit, no longer the ambition of single nations, is now a global partnership. For the next decade, human activities in space will be dominated by the International Space Station (ISS). And Anatoli Grigoriev, director of the Institute for Biomedical Prob-lems (IBMP) in Moscow, has mixed feelings about this state of affairs. Without the ISS, his institute would have no future. Yet the IBMP's involvement in the project will be very different from the scientific autonomy it enjoyed on Mir. "We used to be hosts, but now we are only guests," Grigoriev laments. Grigoriev's career has spanned the rise and fall of the Russian space programme. He joined the IBMP as a medical graduate in 1966, just five years after Yuri Gagarin's pio-neering flight had electrified the nation. Working on the regulation of blood salt lev-els under microgravity, he rose through the ranks until he was appointed to his present position in 1988.

15. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome And Fibromyalgia Clinical Assessment And an antiviral defense pathway of the immune system. of enjoyable, loweffort activitiesthat the design constructive modifications in collab­oration with the http://www.in.nl/sites/me-cvs/E2001/CFS129.TXT

16. Semester I Calendar 2001 text chapters/activities. organ systems. http//collab.nlm.nih.gov/webcastsandvideos/visiblehumanvideos/visiblehumanvideos.htmlvisibleman, various options. http://www.mariemontschools.org/halsall/apcalI.htm

Semester I Calendar 2001-2002 home AP Bio Honors Bio CP Bio ... Visit the Lab CALENDAR KEY HW = homework assigned ** = due on that date This is the for the on-line chapter quiz- if it does not work, use the link for our book. Here is the link for our book: http://www.brookscole.com/biology_d/ Look for "Resources" at the top of the left hand navigational field, and click on "Student Book Companion Sites" then scroll down to our book under "Introductory Biology" (Solomon, Berg, with the blue cover and owl) click on the book, and then click on "tutorial quiz" to check your knowledge. You will submit the quiz for each chapter to me on-line. Click on "Submit", fill in my email address (mhalsall at mariemontschools.org) and your email address. Click on "send" to submit. week topics text chapters/activities supplemental readings/URLs see you in late August!! week 1 Aug 25-29 summer assignments intro to AP Bio chpt. 1 and 22 due Aug. 24-your first day back!!** chpt. 1, handouts/AP website

17. [GivingSpace-Community] Re: Percolating Patterns 28, 2004 1136 AM To community@collab.givingspace.org signaling of the cell, or theimmune system, seems to avoid to a critical state of the system with stable http://collab.givingspace.org/forums/community/2004-02/msg00310.html

community Top All Lists Date Advanced ... Thread [GivingSpace-Community] Re: Percolating Patterns from [ Heather Wood Ion Bookmark Link Original To From "Heather Wood Ion" < Date Sun, 29 Feb 2004 07:53:05 -0800 Message-id HIEKKLJAKFFNLECEHFPFEEOBCAAA.hwoodion@adelphia.net When Tom and I were talking of this yesterday, I commented that I thought the discussion of percolation networks and the description of the evolving bonds was closely related to the work of Valdis Krebs "Building Sustainable Communities throught Network Building" and of Frederick Turner "The Unbearable Lightness of Cyberspace" and "Tat Tvam Asi". Valdis talks of all the research on weak and strong links as well as hubs in distributed systems. Turner speaks eloquently of the needs for opacity, selectiveness, mass and time in our communications networks. He also discusses the issues regarding identification which not only relate to Alexander on beauty, but to the augmented social network discussions we have had. I wondered about looking at what we already know of human behaviors and bonds, for instance in history when it was important to trust an authority for protection, and bonds of loyalty thus contributed to social stability, or in the global movement toward urbanization in which the expectations of bonds of proximity no longer are fulfilled. Rotary is a particularly interesting recent network in terms of an open system of shared identity, in which the bonds of the network are related to the shared purpose, the shared rituals of recognition, and the expansive (weak links) network of adaptation to local conditions. What I was thinking when I referred to the Women's Empowerment Program was how dynamic the bonds of that network have been as multiple purposes and actions have been layered one upon another.

18. OAI Registry At UIUC (SampleRecord.asp) date year 2003. cpyrtnme collab Andersen et al is controlled by the adaptive immunesystem, mice challenged partly overlapping CTL activities were generated http://gita.grainger.uiuc.edu/registry/SampleRecord.asp?rid=678&set=jibther&pr=p

19. Cardiovascular Sciences Collaborative Program Activies unifying theme for research activities in the cellular and molecular immunology, hemopoiesis,macromolecular development of imaging systems involving ultrasound http://www.cscp.utoronto.ca/collab/collgrad.html

Collaborating Graduate Departments Department of Exercise Sciences Exercise Science is the graduate program of the Faculty of Physical Education and Health. The unifying theme for research activities in the Exercise Science Program is the influence that physical activity can have on health, and the effect that disease and injury have on physical activity. Research interests of the cardiovascular group include: cardiovascular control during stress, adaptive responses of circulation, angiogenesis, etc. Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation The department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation offers a rich array of full- and part-time graduate health services educational programs for managers, policy-makers, clinicians and researchers. Students can select modular training for working professionals; specialize in clinical epidemiology, health informatics, health policy, health services outcomes and evaluation, health services organization and management or choose from a variety of interdisciplinary and collaborative options. HPME encompasses over 200 affiliated faculty at the University of Toronto, its teaching hospitals and associated research institutes who generate and transmit both theoretical knowledge and practical innovations. HPME faculty conduct leading-edge research in clinical evaluative sciences; home and community based care; health system performance measurement and improvement; and information technologies in health.

20. BeautyOfCollaboration these systems become increasingly immune to fatal The development protocols, materialsand systems were established in a remote mode was the dominant collab. http://lib.fo.am/cgi-bin/view/Libarynth/BeautyOfCollaboration

BeautyOfCollaboration Home Changes Index ... Search beauty of collaboration MajaKuzmanovic NikGaffney introduction - The first thread of our presentation represents some of our reflections on some of the questions that arose on the first day of the summit. We wil then move into txOom, a project researching the future of responsive public spaces, as a case study for examining different modes of collaboration and a particular aesthetic that emerged from it, Simultaneously we will show txOom's project overview, as a part of the documentation dvd. The third thread are the 60 cards that I will hand out, that will give you an insight into one small part of the project that we wont talk about. By exchanging the cards with each other and completing the jigsaw puzzle on their back, you might be able to reconstruct most of the activities of txOom. we'd like to start by telling you a story.... She walked towards the recycling bin and absentmindedly threw away the empty cans of Energy Drink. She returned to the sketches and flipped through them. She looked at the evolution dynamics surface diagram. She looked at her collaborators, all absorbed in their ambitious tasks. Suddenly, she exclaimed: 'I think I've got it... ' they looked quite puzzled ' you know... the principle that can glue all the different components together into one coherent, playful whole!'. No one appeared particularly excited, but she ran back to her desk and started scribbling a layout of an evolutionary pattern. She took a red marker and wrote a bold title on the top of the page: 'txOom. Ecologies of the Irreal'

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