Wolf Dieter Kuhlmann (8 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Frontispiz, 368 S. Oln.

Gebunden. Condition: New. In den Beitraegen des Bandes werden die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Protestantismus und neuen sozialen Bewegungen in den von Dynamik und Liberalisierung gekennzeichneten 1960er und 70er Jahren untersucht.Wie beeinflussten sich Protestantismus und Neue Sozial.

368 S., mit Frontispiz, Gr.-8°, Goldgepr. O-Leinen Aus dem Inhalt: Barbara Bauer: Wie hätte sich Dr. Johann Faust verteidigen können? Die Struktur der Selbstdarstellung in Autobiographien wissenschaftlicher Neuerer; Udo Benzenhöfer: Paracelsus auf dem Mond; Fritz Krafft: Zur Philologie- u. Naturwissenschaftsgeschichte des Basalts; Sven Limbeck: Die Visio Arislei. Überlieferung, Inhalt u. Nachleben einer alchemischen Allegorie. Mit Edition einer Versfassung; Angela Reinthal: "Alchemie des Poeten". John Dee (1527-1608) in Gustav Meyrink's Roman Der Engel vom westlichen Fenster (1927); Thomas Richter u. Gundolf Keil: Klostermann/-frau Melissengeist. Untersuchungen zum Einfluß des Melissenextraktes auf die neuzeitliche Kräuterbuchliteratur; Johann Anselm Steiger: Ein Trostbrief des Theosophen Abraham von Franckenberg (1593-1652); Hermann Wiegand: Konrad Celtis. Nekromant u. Bruder Fausts im Geiste? - Mit Bibliographie u. Register. - "Joachim Telle (1939-2013) war ein deutscher Altgermanist, Philologe und Wissenschaftshistoriker. Telle hat zahlreiche Schriften zur Geschichte der Alchemie und zu den Schriften des Paracelsus verfasst und herausgegeben. Er war zuletzt seit dem Jahr 2000 Honorarprofessor an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg (Breisgau)." (Wikipedia) - Vorsatz mit Signatur "Fi99", sonst ein sehr gutes Expl. Anbei die Kopie eines Briefes vom Hrsg. Kühlmann an die Sponsoren u.a. sowie ein weiterer an Dr. Karin Figala (offensichtlich ihre Signatur im Vorsatz), die bei der Drucklegung geholfen hat u. ein kurzer gedruckter Brief an sie, der verm. von J. Telle handschriftlich unterzeichnet ist (schlecht lesbar, trägt aber auch seinen Stempel). …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Hepatocytes and bile ductular cells possess stem-like potential in restoring liver tissue. This was derived from rat and mouse injury models such as (a) partial hepatectomy by surgery; (b) acute carbon tetrachloride intoxication; (c) injuries by D-galactosamine (GalN) or by N-nitrosomorpholine (NNM); (d) experimental hepatocarcinogenesis with NNM using different doses. Liver parenchyma was restored by adult hepatocytes after partial hepatectomy as well as after carbon tetrachloride intoxication. Concurrently, hepatocytes resumed synthesis of alpha-1-fetoprotein (AFP) which depended to a high degree on the animal species and strains used in that studies. In contrast to this way of regeneration, liver repair after heavy injuries by agents such as GalN and NNM was initiated by oval cell proliferation deriving from ductular epithelial cells of the canaliculi of HERING (canals of Hering, intrahepatic bile ductules) as sources of endogenous progenitors. Progenitor populations reach levels of differentiation with fetal gene reactivation and significant AFP expression. Proliferating oval cells operated as transit and amplification compartment during liver regeneration. Oval cell proliferation and concurrent AFP synthesis occurred also in the early stages of hepatocarcinogenesis when the carcinogen NNM was applied in toxic doses. The histologic features compared to those seen in GalN intoxication. NNM carcinogenicity was of concern for both oval cells and adult hepatocytes with risks of transformation and malignant development. At the cancer stage, carcinomas either synthesizing AFP or not can be found side by side in the same liver. AFP expression by cancer cells seems to be a special attribute to differentiation stages in carcinogenesis. Clonality, maturation arrest and retro-differentiation feature cells with high autonomy. 92 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Hepatocytes and bile ductular cells possess stem-like potential in restoring liver tissue. This was derived from rat and mouse injury models such as (a) partial hepatectomy by surgery; (b) acute carbon tetrachloride intoxication; (c) injuries by D-galactosamine (GalN) or by N-nitrosomorpholine (NNM); (d) experimental hepatocarcinogenesis with NNM using different doses. Liver parenchyma was restored by adult hepatocytes after partial hepatectomy as well as after carbon tetrachloride intoxication. Concurrently, hepatocytes resumed synthesis of alpha-1-fetoprotein (AFP) which depended to a high degree on the animal species and strains used in that studies. In contrast to this way of regeneration, liver repair after heavy injuries by agents such as GalN and NNM was initiated by oval cell proliferation deriving from ductular epithelial cells of the canaliculi of HERING (canals of Hering, intrahepatic bile ductules) as sources of endogenous progenitors. Progenitor populations reach levels of differentiation with fetal gene reactivation and significant AFP expression. Proliferating oval cells operated as transit and amplification compartment during liver regeneration. Oval cell proliferation and concurrent AFP synthesis occurred also in the early stages of hepatocarcinogenesis when the carcinogen NNM was applied in toxic doses. The histologic features compared to those seen in GalN intoxication. NNM carcinogenicity was of concern for both oval cells and adult hepatocytes with risks of transformation and malignant development. At the cancer stage, carcinomas either synthesizing AFP or not can be found side by side in the same liver. AFP expression by cancer cells seems to be a special attribute to differentiation stages in carcinogenesis. Clonality, maturation arrest and retro-differentiation feature cells with high autonomy.Cuvillier Verlag, Nonnenstieg 8, 37075 Göttingen 92 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Hepatocytes and bile ductular cells possess stem-like potential in restoring liver tissue. This was derived from rat and mouse injury models such as (a) partial hepatectomy by surgery; (b) acute carbon tetrachloride intoxication; (c) injuries by D-galactosamine (GalN) or by N-nitrosomorpholine (NNM); (d) experimental hepatocarcinogenesis with NNM using different doses. Liver parenchyma was restored by adult hepatocytes after partial hepatectomy as well as after carbon tetrachloride intoxication. Concurrently, hepatocytes resumed synthesis of alpha-1-fetoprotein (AFP) which depended to a high degree on the animal species and strains used in that studies. In contrast to this way of regeneration, liver repair after heavy injuries by agents such as GalN and NNM was initiated by oval cell proliferation deriving from ductular epithelial cells of the canaliculi of HERING (canals of Hering, intrahepatic bile ductules) as sources of endogenous progenitors. Progenitor populations reach levels of differentiation with fetal gene reactivation and significant AFP expression. Proliferating oval cells operated as transit and amplification compartment during liver regeneration. Oval cell proliferation and concurrent AFP synthesis occurred also in the early stages of hepatocarcinogenesis when the carcinogen NNM was applied in toxic doses. The histologic features compared to those seen in GalN intoxication. NNM carcinogenicity was of concern for both oval cells and adult hepatocytes with risks of transformation and malignant development. At the cancer stage, carcinomas either synthesizing AFP or not can be found side by side in the same liver. AFP expression by cancer cells seems to be a special attribute to differentiation stages in carcinogenesis. Clonality, maturation arrest and retro-differentiation feature cells with high autonomy.…