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Effects on the feline fibrosarcoma Cocca-6A cells following Adenoviral gene transfer.
No full text<p>(A) Phase contrast imaging of Ad.CMV transduced Cocca-6A control cells at 24 hours (200× magnification). (B) Fluorescence imaging (200× magnification) of the Ad.GFP-transduced Cocca-6A control cells at 24 hours. (C) Flow-cytometric diagram of Ad.GFP transduction of Cocca-6A cells (50 MOI, 24-hours after transduction). (C–H) Phase contrast imaging (200× magnification) of Ad.Rb/p105, Ad.Ras-DN, Ad.mda7/IL-24, CTV/IFNγ, and CTV-mda7/IL-24 transduced Cocca-6A cells (50 MOI, 24-hours after transduction).</p
Karyogram of the feline fibrosarcoma Cocca-6A cells.
No full text<p>(A) Oil immersion microphotograph (1000× magnification) of Giemsa block stained spotted metaphases from a representative colchicine treatment of the Cocca-6A cells. The Cocca-6A cells show the absence of one of the E1 chromosomes. (B) Semi-quantitative PCR of p53 gene in human HEK-293, feline FSkMC and Cocca 6A cells.</p
The Effects of the combination of Adenoviral gene transfer on the feline fibrosarcoma cells Cocca-6A.
No full text<p>Every panel shows the phase contrast imaging (200× magnification, 24-hours post transduction) and the propidium iodide flow cytometry analysis of Cocca-6A cells transduced with 50 MOIs of various combinations of double or triple transductions using Ads carrying Ad.<i>RB/p105</i>, Ad.<i>Ras</i>-DN, Ad.<i>mda-7/IL24</i>, CTV.<i>mda-7/IL24</i> or CTV.<i>IFNγ.</i> (a–g) Single adenoviral transduction and controls: (a) Control untransduced Cocca-6A cells. (b) Ad.GFP, (c) Ad.Rb/p105, (d) Ad.Ras-DN, (e) Ad.Mda7/IL-24, (f) CTV.Mda7/IL-24, (g) CTV.IFNγ transduced Cocca-6A cells. (h–q) Combinations of double or triple adenoviral transductions: (h) Ad.Rb/p105+ Ad.Ras-DN, (i) Ad.Rb/p105+ Ad.Mda7/IL-24, (j) Ad.Rb/p105+ CTV.Mda7/IL-24, (k) Ad.Rb/p105+ CTV.<i>IFNγ,</i> (l) Ad.Ras-DN + Ad.Mda7/IL-24, (m) Ad.Ras-DN + CTV.Mda7/IL-24, (n) Ad.Ras-DN + CTV.<i>IFNγ,</i> (o) Ad.Rb/p105+ Ad.Ras-DN + Ad.mda7/IL-24, <i>(p)</i> Ad.Rb/p105+ Ad.Ras-DN + CTV.mda7/IL-24, (q) Ad.Rb/p105+ Ad.Ras-DN + Ad.CTV.<i>IFNγ</i> transduced Cocca-6A cells.</p
Comics and human rights: the erasure of X-Women in days of future past
No full textCarolyn Cocca is Associate Professor in the Department of Politics, Economics, and Law at the State University of New York, College at Old Westbury. She is the author of Jailbait: The Politics of Statutory Rape Laws in the United States (SUNY Press), and most recently, of “The Brokeback Project: A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Portrayals of Women in Mainstream Superhero Comics, 1993-2013”, “Negotiating the Third Wave of Feminism in Wonder Woman” and “Re-booting Barbara Gordon: Batgirl, Oracle, and Feminist Disability Theories” in ImageTexT. She teaches courses on U.S. politics, civil liberties and civil rights law, and the politics of gender and sexuality
Comics and human rights: Wonder Woman and the trickiness of superheroines
No full textCarolyn Cocca is Associate Professor in the Department of Politics, Economics, and Law at the State University of New York, College at Old Westbury. She is the author of Jailbait: The Politics of Statutory Rape Laws in the United States (SUNY Press), and most recently, of “The Brokeback Project: A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Portrayals of Women in Mainstream Superhero Comics, 1993-2013”, “Negotiating the Third Wave of Feminism in Wonder Woman” and “Re-booting Barbara Gordon: Batgirl, Oracle, and Feminist Disability Theories” in ImageTexT. She teaches courses on U.S. politics, civil liberties and civil rights law, and the politics of gender and sexuality
Comics and human rights: oracle and representations of disability in superhero comics
No full textCarolyn Cocca is Associate Professor in the Department of Politics, Economics, and Law at the State University of New York, College at Old Westbury. She is the author of Jailbait: The Politics of Statutory Rape Laws in the United States (SUNY Press), and most recently, of “The Brokeback Project: A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Portrayals of Women in Mainstream Superhero Comics, 1993-2013”, “Negotiating the Third Wave of Feminism in Wonder Woman” and “Re-booting Barbara Gordon: Batgirl, Oracle, and Feminist Disability Theories” in ImageTexT. She teaches courses on U.S. politics, civil liberties and civil rights law, and the politics of gender and sexuality
Western blot analysis of Cocca-6A cell lysates following adenoviral transduction.
No full text<p>On the left lane are loaded control Cocca-6A cells. In the lane on right are loaded the transduced Cocca-6A cells. Anti beta-actin was used as a loading control. 50 µg of total lysates were run in SDS polyacrylamide gels. On the left side are indicated the different adenoviral transductions.</p
Lack of effects on the feline fibrosarcoma Cocca-6A cells following Adenoviral gene transfer.
No full text<p>(A–G) Phase contrast imaging (200× magnification) of Ad.p53, Ad.p130, Ad.p18, Ad.p19, Ad.p21, Ad.p27, and Ad.pTEN transduced Cocca-6A cells (50 MOI, 24-hours after transduction).</p
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