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Dietary omega-3-polyunsaturated fatty acids prevent the development of metastases of colon carcinoma in rat liver
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Fish oil consisting of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) seems to reduce the incidence of colon cancer. The effect of PUFAs on metastasis of colon carcinoma is still unclear.
The study was designed to examine the effects of a diet rich in omega-3-PUFAs on a model of colorectal metastasis.
Thirthy animals (WAG/Rij) were randomly assigned to receive an omega-3 diet or a control diet to evaluate their effect on tumor growth. The target male rats (WAG/Rij) were fed a diet containing 15% omega-3-fatty acids three days before and 28 days after intervention and the control rats received 15% coconut oil at the same time points. CC 531 cells, a moderately differentiated colon adenocarcinoma, were injected into the spleen of each rat. After 28 days of diet, animals were sacrificed. The tumor growth was evaluated macroscopically and microscopically in liver tissue. The tissue was examined after immunostaining and the use of monoclonal antibodies.
PUFAs decreased the index of tumor load from 1.54 in the controls to 0.79 in the treatment group (P = 0.036). While 69.2% of the control animals were tumor positive, only 21.4% of the target animals showed tumor after omega-3-fatty acid (P < 0.05).
We could show that omega-3-fatty acids may decrease malignant metastatic tumor growth in the liver.
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- Title
- Dietary omega-3-polyunsaturated fatty acids prevent the development of metastases of colon carcinoma in rat liver
- Journal
European Journal of Nutrition
Volume 46, Issue 5 , pp 279-285
- Cover Date
- 2007-08-01
- 10.1007/s00394-007-0662-y
- Print ISSN
- 1436-6207
- Online ISSN
- 1436-6215
- Publisher
- D. Steinkopff-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- colon carcinoma
- liver metastasis
- nutrition
- omega-3 fatty acids
- tumor growth
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Carsten N. Gutt (1)
- Lars Brinkmann (2)
- Arianeb Mehrabi (1)
- Hamidreza Fonouni (1)
- Beat P. Müller-Stich (1)
- Gregor Vetter (1)
- Jürgen M. Stein (3)
- Peter Schemmer (1)
- Markus W. Büchler (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Dept. of General, Visceral and Transplantation Surgery, University of Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 110, 69120, Heidelberg, Germany
- 2. Depts. of General and Vascular Surgery, Klinikum Kemperhof, Koblenz, Germany
- 3. Dept. of Internal Medicine I-ZAFES, University of Frankfurt/M., Heidelberg, Germany


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When we discuss the future of young scientists and academics, we are talking about the future of our research system. This system will only remain effective if we succeed in attracting and retaining highly qualified individuals as early as possible. One thing is needed above all: flexible career prospects.
by Dorothea Wagner
Anyone who has been following the topics ofdiscussion in the German research system over the past few months will have noticed that the foremost question relates to the very future of the system. The major research organisations have set out their positions and initiated intense debate as to the future form of science and academic research and the framework that enables it to flourish.
But other important questions are also challenging the research community, one of which relates to the future of early career researchers. Numerous working groups are tackling this question, for example at the DFG, the German Rectors' Conference, the German Council of Science and Humanities and the Junge Akademie. The question of the next generation of researchers is also addressed in the future concepts of various institutions, some of which have already developed concepts of their own and are now testing them.
This almost general tendency is no random chance, and it is not only praiseworthy but urgently needed. In a sense, the question of the future of early career researchers is really about the future of the research system as a whole. The problems faced by young researchers when they look to the future are in many cases the problems affecting the future of the entire system.
Some of the problems facing these researchers are obvious, but others are less obvious at first glance or might crop up where you least expect them. Let's look at the Excellence Initiative. It has given the German research system considerable impetus, particularly the universities, which largely owe their central role in the system to the fact that they combine research and teaching with the training of early career researchers. The Excellence Initiative had a positive long-term impact on the decisive phase, the doctorate, through the concept of graduate schools. Doctoral researchers are increasingly part of a structured system and quality standards for doctorates have been introduced in many areas. Finally, the Excellence Initiative has created more than 5000 additional research jobs at all career levels, including early career stages.
It may be deemed a success story – yet most of the jobs for early career researchers funded by the Excellence Initiative and the Higher Education Pact are temporary and there are too few permanent positions at universities and non-university research institutions. Long-term staff development strategies designed to create transparent, dependable career paths are still infrequent. Some positions have also been described as "precarious", and not just in public debate.
The discussion within research organisations asto the situation regarding early career researchers must be understood in this context. At the DFG, a working group made up of members of the Senate and the Executive Committee has critically reviewed the range of available programmes in the light of the recommendations drawn up under the leadership of the then Vice President Jürgen Mlynek in 1999 ("The Future Funding of Early Career Researchers by the DFG"). The group concluded that most of the recommendations had since been successfully implemented within the funding portfolio. This edition of "german research" provides an overview of the current early career grant programmes offered by the DFG and shares its experiences in this area (cf. "The Next Generation", pages 4 – 6).
The awarding of positions rather than fellowships at both the doctoral and postdoctoral levels played an important part in making a research career more attractive, not only nationally but internationally. Various measures designed to promote early academic independence have also proved successful. However, the working group also outlined a set of proposals for discussion by the DFG's policy and decision-making bodies: for example, that the standards of quality and supervision promoted in the doctoral phase by Research Training Groups and Graduate Schools should ideally also be available to doctoral researchers outside structured programmes and to researchers in the first postdoctoral phase.
Those who are actively involved in the currentdebate on early career researchers, here at the DFG and other stakeholders, have made diverse suggestions. One such key (policy) requirement upon which all agree: we urgently need new concepts as to the form that new permanent positions and more professorships should take and how they can be funded. Few would dispute that academic institutions need a constant supply of fresh ideas and fresh impetus, and new staff are an important source of these. Furthermore, change and mobility are as important to early career researchers as they are to institutions, because they mean independence and experience. For this reason, not everyone can or should be offered a permanent post immediately. But there must be a sufficient number of attractive jobs available to keep the best researchers in the German research system while enabling them to progress in their careers.
Early career researchers rightly expect to be offered flexible career prospects and a better work-life balance. The DFG and its third-party funding programmes promote both and can support model solutions for a limited period, as they have done already with a measure of success. But the main challenges are faced by the universities and the policymakers. Those who decide policy must make our universities and the research system as a whole fit for the future – and for the next generation of researchers.
Professor Dr. Dorothea Wagner was Vice President of the DFG from 2007 until July 2014. In this office she was actively involved in issues relating to early career researchers, for example as chair of the Executive Committee working group devoted to this section of the research community.


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What I don't undertand is that everything in New Fantasyland is all beautiful and rich with theming.
Then you go to Storybook Circus Land and it's like the average carnival. Why can't Dumbo's land be like all the other areas in New Fantasyland?
What I don't undertand is that everything in New Fantasyland is all beautiful and rich with theming.
Then you go to Storybook Circus Land and it's like the average carnival. Why can't Dumbo's land be like all the other areas in New Fantasyland?
Huh, I never noticed that Disney used "dwarfs" as the plural for dwarf instead of "dwarves". Learn something new every day.
Hey! The blurb says, "And now you can join their merry band on a wild ride through the rolling countryside..." I guess it's already open. That was fast.
It bothers me when people selectively edit quotes to support whatever point they are trying to prove.
I, personally, would rather Dumbo's land not be there at all. Dumbo creeped me out as a child and I watched it again not too long ago (thinking I just didn't understand it or something) and not only did it still creep me out, I was also sobbing every time Dumbo went to visit his mother. I know Walt loved Dumbo but a whole land themed after it? If they wanted an area more geared towards boys, why not introduce an Aladdin area or Peter Pan (even though Walt didn't like Peter himself, the characters have made quite an impression in the parks!). I think kids of today's era would respond to one of those areas more than Dumbo.
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I like this version a lot better than the last, but I don't understand one thing: The circus land will have Dumbo and the Barnstormer. What about the entire other half of it with the tents? What's going there? Shops? Looks like a lot of area for nothing.
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It is difficult to put into words what triggered this particular moment of grief. All I can explain is that the weight of being black in a world that hates black existence came rushing forward and I could no longer contain my anger, rage, or grief in a series of polite conversations and academic panels. I could no longer form the right words to describe how it feels to wake up in a world where a police officer can brutally assault and rape black women, violate the terms of his bail, and yet again be released from jail a second time since the courts have determined that he poses "no significant threat" while he awaits trial. I no longer had the means for polite discourse when trying to describe how police leaving the dead body of a murdered teen uncovered on the street for over four hours paralleled the worse of the American tradition for lynching. I did not have the right language to express my horror at the multiple deaths of black women whose only "crime" had been to say no to sexual advances. I had no language in response to the horrors of racism and misogyny that greeted me each morning.
Our culture privileges words and texts. If you want to be taken seriously and considered intelligent and rational, you are asked to respond to horrific events with sustained textual or oral analysis. I had been doing my best...writing, when I was asked to write, and speaking and preaching, when asked to do so. I've lectured and written on the historical, theological, racial, and societal implications of several recent events. But while sitting in Barnes and Nobles, my words failed because my words were no longer adequate. Living with terror requires more than just words. Dealing with the realities of the terrorized black body in America requires my entire soul...and my soul wept. The horrors had simply surpassed the ability of my pen to write and so my tears took up where my pen left off.
On that particular morning, my tears were triggered by a rendition of "There is Room at the Cross," playing on my headphones. I thought about all the various meanings of the cross for Christians: a place of atonement and redemption; a place of suffering and shame; a place of lynching and execution; even a place of promise and resurrection. But on that particular morning, the cross represented a place where I was encouraged to grieve. Whatever the cross means in a person's own theology, we know that the family of Jesus and his disciples grieved the death of one whom they loved. We know that tears were shed at the death of a beloved child, a cherished teacher, a dear friend, and a valued leader whose entire existence confounded Roman authority. The cross is a place where there is always more room for the grieving.
The foot of the cross is a place where I can grieve for all the deaths and for all the people that are "ungrievable." And so I grieve for the women whose claims of rape aren't taken seriously because they are sex workers. I grieve for those whose only crime is walking while black or driving while black. I grieve for the mothers and fathers burying their children much too soon. I grieve for women who stay home rather than face street harassment. I grieve for those triggered by the sight of blue lights in their rearview windows. I grieve for parents who have to teach racial life lessons while their children are still toddlers. I grieve for black women whose murdered bodies barely rate a mention during the evening's news. And I grieve for those who do not have a community to support them while they grieve.
At the foot of the cross, or at the site of any of these lynchings, state executions, murders, or injustices, there must be a place to allow the tears to flow and the moans to escape. There must be a place - beyond words or sermons or essays - which allows the body to grieve. Before we can heal the land, repair the breach, or right the wrongs, our souls are crying for a moment to mourn. The grief is both personal and collective as we grieve for our own losses and for the losses of others. But when and where I grieve, my heart, body, and soul insist that this space, this moment, and this loss must be acknowledged. I grieve because it matters. I grieve because even when my voice is silenced, my tears will tell their own story.
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A 3 bedroom fishermans cottage, sleeps 6. Close to the 18 mile long Chesil Beach
Sea Pinks Cottage was built around 1860 and is a fine example of a traditional fisherman's cottage built with Portland stone.
The property has been refurbished to a high standard with the bedrooms offering views either towards Portland, Lyme Bay or Chesil Beach. Externally the property boasts a secure walled garden, the ideal spot to relax and make use of the barbecue.
Please note: The property is set over three floors with the orginial steep stair.
Stylish living room furnished with two sofas and an armchair. Features a contemporary living flame effect fire and glass coffee table. Entertainment is provided by a TV with Freeview, DVD, CD player and Wi-Fi internet access througout.
A selection of board games and books are provided.
Contemporary kitchen with oven, fridge/freezer and washer dryer. Complete with a range of appliances including a microwave and cafetiere.
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The dining room comprises of a dining table with seating for six. Benefits from access to the secure garden via double patio doors.
Bedroom one
Situated on the first floor.
Furnished with a double bed, bedside cabinets, wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Benefits from views over Portland.
Please note: this bedroom is accessed via a steep circular staircase. Care should be taken.
Bedroom two
Situated on the second floor.
Furnished with twin beds and a bedside cabinet.
Benefits from views over Lyme Bay.
Bedroom three
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Furnished with twin beds and a bedside cabinet.
Benefits from views over Chesil Beach.
Situated on the first floor.
The bathroom comprises of a w.c, bath and double shower cubicle.
The property is situated on a steep road.
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Since the beginning of time, massage's many benefits have been no secret. Phil at New Beginnings Massage aspires to blend ancient and contemporary techniques to tend to each client's unique needs—whether he is relieving clients' stress or aches caused by fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, or thinking about math. Phil's methods—from deep-tissue massage's targeted tissue manipulation to trigger-point therapy's unlacing of knotty nerve centers—are as varied as the illnesses he treats.
When owner Giovanni Finocchiaro picked up the phone at Face It Spa, he heard one of his clients sobbing. She had been preparing for a presentation at work, and in the process, her skin had broken out so badly that Finocchiaro recalls her lamenting, "I just can't do it. I have to see you." Finocchiaro, who once dreamed of being a counselor, told her to come in immediately. "When you help people look better on the outside, it really does make them feel better inward, too," he says. When his distraught client arrived, he tailored a peel for her sensitive skin that helped kill bacteria and calm inflammation. Within a few days, he says, "she couldn't believe … how [her complexion] was already turning around."
Inside his recently remodeled boutique, Finocchiaro caters to each of his clients in the same way. He offers them complimentary water or tea before leading them across dark hardwood floors to a candlelit treatment room. After cleansing their face, he uses a lighted magnifier to analyze their skin type, then employs PCA products and a wide arsenal of customizable facial treatments to help them reach specific beauty goals or the center of the Earth.
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For more than 10 years, he's shared his knowledge through a private practice and at Light Path Discovery Center. He is dedicated to helping others conquer physical, psychological, and emotional issues with carefully honed skills and several bodywork methods he developed on his own. For those unable to visit him personally, Gary has penned two books— The Master Within and Axiatonal Integration —that guide readers as they attempt to unlock their happiness, which is usually kept in a safe and buried under their childhood home.
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The warm, earthy tones of Inner Peace Center swaddle clients with a sense of tranquility that permeates the on-site Thai reflexology room, yoga studio, and nail stations. The staff handpicks a variety of high-end products?from the organic, biodynamic, and botanical-based ?minence skincare products to the vegan, formaldehyde-free nailcare products from SpaRitual. They also use Premierlash eyelash extensions crafted from 100% cruelty-free mink fur or nylon-based materials.
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Greg Alexander with his two children at the induction ceremony into Phi Kappa Phi at UMass
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It's another rainy day in a series of rainy days, yet the students are used to the mud and focused on the bones that lie before them. These are not real bones but tools to help them learn what to do when they are in the field with the real thing.
Kevin Knobloch '78 (journalism), president of the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), has been named chief of staff to Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Ernest Moniz, a respected physicist and leader on energy technology and policy, starting on June 24. Dr. Kathleen Rest, UCS's executive director, will oversee the organization as it searches for a new president.
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It is located a couple of blocks from our hotel and the service and food were very good...loved sitting outside overlooking the river.
It is located a couple of blocks from our hotel and the service and food were very good...loved sitting outside overlooking the river.
Girls night out..... everyone ordered something different all liking what they got. (Ballydoyle club, potato skins, pot roast , burgers, You can't go wrong with whatever you choose from their menu. I tried their Ballydoyle club sandwich with sweet potato tots very good loved their tots. Great service too. I want to add I stand behind ALL my reviews 100%... More
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This page contains Cheats for Fist Face Fight organized by sections for Android. Fist Face Fight is a Action General game, made by Jared Bailey, released on Apr 18, 2013 and published by Jared Bailey. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Fist Face Fight Android Cheats
You're a fist. They're a face. They want your heart. Time to fight! Fist Face Fight is a frenetic physics based arena combat game. Your goal is to defend your heart against waves and waves of face ninjas. Each belt you earn gives you more time, new achievements to earn and new face ninjas to fight against.Jared Bailey
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- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: Apr 18, 2013
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Fist Face Fight - Official Launch Trailer
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Children's Health
Kangaroo Care for Premature Infants - Topic Overview
Kangaroo care is the skin-to-skin holding of an infant on your chest, under a hospital gown or loose shirt. After a premature or sick infant is medically stable, parents can practice kangaroo care, which is known to have positive effects on an infant's heart rate and breathing, as well as on parent–infant bonding.
Many neonatal intensive care units encourage kangaroo care of premature infants. While some encourage early kangaroo care of tiny and ventilated infants, others reserve this practice for more developed, stable infants.
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