text: Theses and Dissertations (Life and Consumer Sciences) http://hdl.handle.net/10500/3164 2017-05-27T08:18:41Z 2017-05-27T08:18:41Z Maternal lineages and diversity of the growth hormone gene of South African goat populations Ncube, Keabetswe Tebogo http://hdl.handle.net/10500/22065 2017-03-10T12:00:53Z 2016-09-01T00:00:00Z Maternal lineages and diversity of the growth hormone gene of South African goat populations Ncube, Keabetswe Tebogo The maternal lineages and origins of the South African goat populations are unknown and hence pose challenges for breed characterization and conservation. This study investigated the maternal lineages of South African goats using complete mtDNA and ascertained the genetic diversity in the growth hormone gene within and between populations. Illumina MiSeq next generation sequencing was used to generate the full length of the mtDNA (16.64 kb) and growth hormone (2.54kb) genes in 50 goats of the commercial South African Boer (n =9), captive feral Tankwa (n =9), and SA village goat populations (n =32). The non-descript village populations were sampled from villages of the four major goat-producing provinces; (i) Hobeni village, Elliotdale municipality and Pechelsdam village, Inxubayethemba municipality in Eastern Cape (n=8), (ii) Coniliva and Ngubo villages in Msinga municipality Kwa-Zulu Natal (n=8), (iii) Mukovhabale village, Mutale municipality and Muila-muumone, Makhado municipality in Limpopo (n=8) and (iv) Pella village (n=6), Moses Kotane municipality North West (n=8) provinces of South Africa. A total of 184 SNPs and 55 AA changes were observed across the complete mtDNA genome. High within-population variation was observed in all the groups, ranging from 98.60 to 99.52%. A low FST (FST = 0.003-0.049) indicated close relatedness and possible gene flow between SA goat populations. Haplotypes and clades observed in the D-loop, COX1 and whole mtDNA network trees demonstrated relationships between South African goat populations. The South African goats clustered with Chinese goats from lineages A and B, suggesting common maternal lineages between the Chinese and South African goat populations. The results also suggested that the bezoar (Capra aegagrus) is a possible ancestor of South African domestic goats. A range of 27 to 58 SNPs per population were observed on the growth hormone gene. Amino acid changes from glycine to serine, tyrosine to cysteine and arginine to glycine were observed at exon 2 and exon 5. Gene diversity ranged from 0.8268 ± 0.0410 to 0.9298 ± 0.0050. Higher within breed diversity (97.37%) was observed within the population category consisting of SA village ecotypes and the Tankwa goats. Highest pairwise FST values ranging from 0.148 to 0.356 were observed between the SA Boer and both the SA village and Tankwa feral goat populations. The maximum likelihood phylogenetic analysis indicated nine genetic clades, which reflected close relationships between the South African populations and the other international breeds. Results imply greater potential for within population selection programs particularly with SA village goats. 2016-09-01T00:00:00Z The in silico prediction of foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) epitopes on the South African territories (SAT)1, SAT2 and SAT3 serotypes Mukonyora, Michelle http://hdl.handle.net/10500/21942 2017-02-09T06:46:02Z 2015-08-01T00:00:00Z The in silico prediction of foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) epitopes on the South African territories (SAT)1, SAT2 and SAT3 serotypes Mukonyora, Michelle Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is a highly contagious and economically important disease that affects even-toed hoofed mammals. 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The aim of this project is to employ in silico epitope prediction programmes to predict B-cell epitopes on the capsids of the SAT serotypes. Sequence data for 18 immunologically distinct SAT1, SAT2 and SAT3 strains from across southern Africa were collated. Since, only one SAT1 virus has had its structure elucidated by X-ray crystallography (PDB ID: 2WZR), homology models of the 18 virus capsids were built computationally using Modeller v9.12. They were then subjected to energy minimizations using the AMBER force field. The quality of the models was evaluated and validated stereochemically and energetically using the PROMOTIF and ANOLEA servers respectively. The homology models were subsequently used as input to two different epitope prediction servers, namely Discotope1.0 and Ellipro. Only those epitopes predicted by both programmes were defined as epitopes. Both previously characterised and novel epitopes were predicted on the SAT strains. Some of the novel epitopes are located on the same loops as experimentally derived epitopes, while others are located on a putative novel antigenic site, which is located close to the five-fold axis of symmetry. A consensus set of 11 epitopes that are common on at least 15 out of 18 SAT strains was collated. In future work, the epitopes predicted in this study will be experimentally validated using mutagenesis studies. Those found to be true epitopes may be used in the rational design of broadly reactive SAT vaccines 2015-08-01T00:00:00Z A scientific investigation of the immunomodulatory properties of an indigenous plant, sutherlandia frutescens Gonyela, Odwa http://hdl.handle.net/10500/21208 2016-09-16T01:00:25Z 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z A scientific investigation of the immunomodulatory properties of an indigenous plant, sutherlandia frutescens Gonyela, Odwa Traditional medicines prepared from Sutherlandia frutescens are used to manage diseases including HIV and cancer. This study aimed at isolating and identifying biologically active compounds isolated from S. frutescens. Sutherlandia frutescens plants were collected in Petrusburg and Paarl. Powdered plant material was extracted using ethanol or water and their metabolite composition was compared using UPLC-MS. A novel cycloartane, an acetylated variant of this compound as well as a Sutherlandioside B triterpenoid was isolated and characterised using chromatographic and analytical techniques such as NMR and UPLC-MS. Preliminary biological studies were conducted to assess the activity of plant extracts on cell toxicity, herpes virus replication and cytokine expression. The results of this study suggest that aqueous extracts from S. frutescens do not appear to be cytotoxic or show anti-herpetic activity, but may activate the immune system by increasing expression of IL-6, IL-10 and TNFα. 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Students reported that more than 84.2% of the laboratory activities are below the average number of laboratory activities recommended by the curriculum with no significant difference between universities. The laboratory skill performance test score was below the midpoint. None of the students could be able to estimate and determine fields of vision of a microscope. There is a significant and a positively linear relationship between the students' grade point average (GPA) with identification of laboratory equipment, handling of microscope, setting of microscope, estimation of diameter of field of vision and measuring liquid. Laboratory skill performance test score is correlated with higher education entrance exam score but not with students' high school laboratory back ground. There is no significant difference in instructor's manipulative skills among universities (p ≥ 0.09) and instructors manipulative skills is neither correlated with qualification nor teaching experience (P≥0.056). The most common method of assessment instructors' use in the laboratory is laboratory report and identification of specimen examination (46.4%) and written exam and identification of specimen examination (35.7%). The number of courses having laboratory manuals is as low as 14.3%, in the new university. Manipulating materials, measuring and using numbers, and pre lab activity were common activities, and were found in every manual and in every university. Moreover, the result also revealed that the manuals contain high percentage rate of basic science process skills (75.4%) as compared to the integrated science process skills (24.6%). Correlation and multiple regression analyses revealed that students' laboratory performance skills is significantly positively correlated with higher education entrance exam score, availability of laboratory resources and instructors experiences. Instructors' experience has significant positive regression weights. 2016-04-01T00:00:00Z


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- In a message dated 11/12/2 9:43:06 PM, Lizzie wrote:
<<A sort of related question that I have long had would be does anyone
know of anything written for the layperson about the fate of the
Langue d'Oc? I dimly remember learning about France and its two
languages and how Langue d'Oeuil (sp) won out.. but Languedoc was
more than a place, more than a language, it was a whole culture. Has
anyone treated with that (in English) the way we have treated with
other great traditions, like Arthur and so on?
>>The Langue d'Oc is still spoken today by hundreds of thousands of people in
the southern third of France (as well as the Val d'Aran in Spain and parts of
the Italian Alps), although it has no official standing and no public
visibility, and the French government has long been trying to stamp it out as
a worthless 'patois'. In modern discussions of language it's usually referred
to as 'Occitan'. In spite of the official hostility many speakers of the
language have been struggling to preserve it as a vehicle of high culture:
many gifted writers produce works in Occitan, there's a weekly newspaper (_La
Setmana_), and even a federation of private schools that teach entirely
through the medium of Occitan (_Calandreta_); and in places like Gascony
(especially the Béarn) it's still a very strong community language.
Langue d'Oc began to lose out to Langue d'Oïl (_oïl_ being the way one
said "yes" in Mediaeval French -- it has since evolved to _oui_) during the
thirteenth century, when the bloody Albigensian Crusade established the
political, economic, and cultural hegemony of the North over the South, under
the guise of wiping out heresy. Occitan ceased to be a language with
international prestige and faded into obscurity, although it remained the
spoken language of most people in southern France until the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries, when compulsory schooling attempted to make French the
single, exclusive language of the entire population of France.
Ieu parli la lenga d'òc -- l'ai appresa quora eri joine. :-)
- In a message dated 11/13/2002 1:11:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
alexeik@... writes:
> Ieu parli la lenga d'òc -- l'ai appresa quora eri joine. :-)Ooh what does that mean, Alexei? Mmmm.... your posts always make me purr.
Anyway, is it really Occitan? That's so exciting. I get EBLUL's Lesser Used
Languages CONTACT publication, although I usually skim it and set it aside.
I will pay closer attention in the future. Thank you so much, and I'll be
rereading your post a few times today. Just the words above ooze troubador
music to my ears...
Lizzie the Flirt
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- I think technically "langue d'oc", "Occitan", and "Provencal" (another name
for the same language/region) mean slightly different things, but in
practice they're synonyms.
I've seen a few 19th-century books printed in this language, but it's not
common. France is traditionally very harsh on its linguistic/cultural
minorities - ask the Bretons. In this it differs sharply from Spain, where
Catalan, though certainly looked down upon by high Castillans, flourishes
and many books in it - and some other minority tongues - are published.
(That Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, is also the center of Spain's
book-publishing industry doesn't hurt.)
Catalan comes to my mind in connection with Occitan, because the written
languages both look (to my eye) like crosses between French and Spanish -
but totally different crosses, quite distinct from each other. No doubt
Alexei can say more about that.
- David Bratman
- In a message dated 11/13/2 6:15:16 PM, Lizzie wrote:
<<> Ieu parli la lenga d'òc -- l'ai appresa quora eri joine. :-)
>Ooh what does that mean, Alexei?>>
It just means "I speak Occitan -- I learned it when I was young".
- In a message dated 11/13/2002 1:29:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
alexeik@... writes:
> It just means "I speak Occitan -- I learned it when I was young".I guessed the first part, the second was the stumper. So did you really?
Not something you pick up in school over here, I suspect.
I am so sorry I didn't get to that con this summer... you and Connie Willis,
what a combination...
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Sandwich is back with a brand new album under PolyEast Records entitled Debris! The alternative rock band performed all the songs from Debris for the very first time at the UP Town Center last February 25!
Consisting of 10 tracks including lead single "Kagulo", the album showcases the 17 years of experience Diego, Mike, Mong, Myrene and Raymund have had together!
"Good luck!" Rayms jokingly exclaimed before unleashing their new songs at the launch! Obviously, the band didn't need any luck because they got the crowd head-banging and foot-tapping instantly with their catchy sound!
After hearing the entire album live, we can easily say that Debris shows the depth of the band's growth and maturity!
Sandwich had an unexpected treat for the audience that night! The one and only Rico Blanco joined them onstage to perform their collaboration "Ocular" which is featured in the album!
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Limerick man killed in New York crane accident
An Irish man has been killed after part of a crane fell on him in New York.
The man, named as Trevor Molloy, was a 40-year-old man who owned a construction business that operated in Limerick and New York.
The incident happened at 219 East 44th Street in Manhattan just before midday on Friday.
The New York Police Department pronounced him dead at the scene and they have launched an investigation into how the accident happened.
It is reported on Independent.ie that Loftus was married and was the father of two children.
"He has been living in New York for a couple of years, but he recently bought a pub at Neville's Cross, Kilfinny, in Limerick" one local told Independent.ie.
"He had started renovating with a view to returning home permanently.
"His wife and kids live in Ireland. He flew back to New York on Thursday morning having visited his family in Limerick.
"It's terribly tragic because his child is making his communion in two weeks time."


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Micromax is a leading player in the manufacture of mobile phones at a relatively affordable price tag. The company has provided immense competition to other mobile majors in the industry owing to its price tag. The latest product to be launched in the Indian market is Micromax H360. The product has been primarily released only in Delhi and Mumbai.
The mobile phone comes with a screen display size of 2.4 inches TFT Touch screen with a screen resolution of 240 x 320 pixels that provides superior picture quality. The display makes use of LCD technology. The mobile phone comes with a size specification of 113 x 49.8 x 13 mm. The product weighs around 104 grams which is relatively lighter compared to other contenders in the market. The mobile phone comes only with the Black color variant.
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Micromax H360 comes with a camera specification of 3.0 mega pixels that comes with a resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels that provides better image quality. Other features that enhance the camera include the presence of zoom functionality as well as Video out function. The mobile phone supports both 2G as well as 3G networks. The phone alerts include vibration alerts as well as polyphonic alerts. It comes with a microSD card slot of up to 8GB. It also consists of 52MB of internal memory. The connectivity features includes the presence of Bluetooth connectivity as well as USB connectivity that ensures high speed connectivity and also GPRS connectivity for smoother internet browsing. The handset also has FM radio feature present in it. The device can accommodate up to a maximum of 1000 entries as well as a maximum of 600 messages can be accommodated in the mobile phone.
The messaging feature in Micromax H360 includes SMS and MMS. The product also arrives with in-built games that enhance the users with fun filled gaming experience. It also implements audio as well as video players that supports formats that includes MP3, WAV player as well as MP4 and H.263 player formats. The device also incorporates predictive text input. The handset has a 1000mAh Lithium-ion battery that provides a maximum of 4 hours talk time as well as 180 hours of standby time. Other features include the presence of battery charger and user manual.
The price of Micromax H360 is in the range of Rs 5, 500 to Rs.6, 000 that makes this mobile phone an extremely affordable product as far as the Indian customers are concerned.


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Investors returning to the market
We are seeing a significant increase in both professional and occasional investors buying property in our area. Are you seeing the same and what has triggered this?
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Yes the same here in Brighton, Maybe its because of the better expected growth in the economy? What properties do you find they are interested in? Currently here, it seems more expensive properties are in demand, though this would not reflex the latest government budget intentions!Answered on Mar 31 2010, Report content
I believe bricks & mortar will always be a very sound mid to long term investment. There is more positive press about price rises so a lot of investment buyers we are dealing with perceive now is the bottom of the market. We have also seen a huge increase in demand from tenants.Answered on Mar 31 2010, Report content
I think they are but as with any market this is price reflective. Clearly changes in the market have meant that there are better value opportunities available for asset rich investors than for a long time. If a return of 8-10% is offered we are experiencing very strong demand. Commercially however things are still tough, caused mainly by a lack of lending in the market place.Answered on Apr 1 2010, Report content
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