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[Retrato del Jalifa Muley el Hasan Ben el Mehdi y el Príncipe Muley el Hasan]
No full textAnotación manuscrita a lápiz en verso: "Hist. Cultural // II // 13 cms."Fechado según acontecimiento representadoSumario: De medio cuerpo, a la izquierda, S.A.R. el Príncipe Muley el Hasan, heredero al trono con S.A.R. el Jalifa Muley el Hasan ben el Mehdi, con motivo de la boda de este último en Tetuán, en Julio de 1949Publicaciones: Esta fotografía aparece reproducida en: Historia de la acción cultural de España en Marruecos (1912-1956). Tetuán : Editora marroquí, 195
Muley Point in Iron County, Utah, 1973
No full textBlack and white photograph showing a view of Muley Point in Iron County, Utah, August 1973
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Muley Pass
No full textMuley Pass tells the story of a town that's not really a town. It was built as a live-on movie set for a western tv show fifty years ago. But, when the show left forty years ago, Slug McLeod didn't. As de facto caretaker, he has to find a way to save the town from imminent destruction in service to High Speed rail - including stepping out of the 1890s into modern day Hollywood
F21RS SGCR No. 28 (Shashank Muley, PSIF)
No full textA Concurrent Resolution
To appoint Shashank Muley as a Legislative Delegate for the Program Support Initiative Fund Committe
La familia morisca de los Muley-Fez, príncipes meriníes e infantes de Granada
No full textLa familia morisca de los Muley-Fez desempeñan un importante papel en la Granada del siglo XVI, siendo especialmente conocido Francisco Núñez Muley. Hasta ahora no se sabía la razón genealógica de esta importante posición. En este artículo se prueba que Hernando o Fernando de Fez Muley era hijo del último sultán meriní de Marruecos, asesinado en 1465. Refugiado en la corte granadina, el príncipe meriní se casó con una de las hijas del sultán nazarí Abū-l-Hasan (Muley Haçen), con lo que el linaje de los Muley-Fez tenía un doble vínculo real como sucesores de la dinastía meriní y cognados de los nazaríes.The Moorish family of the Muley-Fez performs an important role in the Grenada of the 16th century, being especially known Francisco Nunez Muley. The genealogical reason of this important position has not been known until now. In this article we state that Hernando or Fernando de Fez Muley was a son of the last meriní sultan of Morocco, murdered in 1465. He took refuge in the court in Grenada, the meriní prince got married to one of the daughters of the nazarí sultan Abu-l-Hasan (Muley Haçen), so the lineage of the Muley-Fez had a double real link as successors of the meriní dynasty and "cognates" of the nazaríes
Árbol genealógico de la familia Muley Fez (siglo XVI), descendientes cognados de Muley Hacén, emir del reino nazarí de Granada
No full textDocumentary evidence for the genealogical reconstruction of the descendents of emir Muley Hacen is given in this work. This family is known as Muley Fez. The genealogy of this family has been rebuilt for six consecutive generations, from the end of the 15th century until the end of the 16th century. We have identified a family group of thirty seven persons trought documents. An extended network of family relationships has been discovered by crossing and sharing the information contained in more than twenty unpublished manuscripts of diverse origin and nature. The reconstruction of the genealogy is a previous and necessary step to remake the history and evolution of one of the most important lineages of the Morisco aristocracy of the 16th century, being a goal itself.Este trabajo de investigación revela las pruebas documentales que han hecho posible la reconstrucción genealógica de los descendientes del emir Muley Hacén; la familia conocida como Muley Fez. Hemos logrado reconstruir genealógicamente a la familia en el decurso de seis generaciones consecutivas, desde finales del s. XV hasta finales del s. XVI, identificando y documentando a un elenco familiar que asciende a treinta y siete individuos en total. El cruce y puesta en común de más de una veintena de manuscritos inéditos, de diversa procedencia y naturaleza, han puesto al descubierto una extensa red de parentesco familiar. La reconstrucción del árbol genealógico, pese a ser un fin en sí mismo, es también un paso previo y necesario para rehacer la historia y el devenir de uno de los más importantes linajes de la aristocracia morisca del s. XVI
Francisco Núñez Muley, Memorial (Granada, 1566)
No full textNúñez-Muley abstract
The Edict of 1567, or Anti-Morisco Edict, was promulgated by Spanish King Philip II on January 1, after being approved in Madrid on November 17, 1566. Its purpose was to eliminate specific Morisco customs, such as their language, dress, and dances. Núñez Muley’s Petition is an attempt to persuade Christian authorities to delay enforcing the 1567 Edict. The author lists each of the prohibitions and refutes their effectiveness. He compares Morisco customs to those of other Christian and Muslim communities in the Mediterranean and argues that the prohibitions will not eradicate any putative Islamic practices but instead erase Morisco cultural identity. Moriscos, he claims, are sincere Christians and loyal subjects who support the king’s decisions.
This unit contains a Spanish-language introduction and notes by Lisette Balabarca Fataccioli, and the original Spanish text, followed by a short bibliography of suggested readings
Technical performance and diagnostic utility of the new Elecsys (R) neuron-specific enolase enzyme immunoassay
No full textThis international multicenter study was designed to evaluate the technical performance of the new double-monoclonal, single-step Elecsys neuron-specific enolase (NSE) enzyme immunoassay (EIA) and to assess its utility as a sensitive and specific test for the diagnosis of small-cell lung cancer (SCLC). Intra and interassay coefficients of variation, determined in five control or serum specimens in six laboratories, ranged from 0.7 to 5.3 (interlaboratory median: 1.3%) and from 1.3 to 8.5 (interlaboratory median: 3.4%), respectively. Laboratory-to-laboratory comparability was excellent with respect to recovery and interassay coefficients of variation. The test was linear between 0.0 and 320 ng/ml (highest measured concentration). There was a significant correlation between NSE concentrations measured using the Elecsys NSE and the established Cobas Core NSE EIA II in all subjects (n=723) and in patients with lung cancer (n=333). However, NSE concentrations were systematically lower (approximately 9%) with the Elecsys NSE than with the comparison test. Based on a specificity of 95% in comparison with the group suffering from benign lung diseases (n=183), the cutoff value for the discrimination between malignant and benign conditions was set at 21.6 ng/ml. NSE was raised in 73.4% of SCLC patients (n=188) and was significantly higher (p<0.01) in extensive (87.8%) as opposed to limited disease (56.7%). NSE was also elevated in 16.0% of the cases with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC, n=374). It is concluded that the Elecsys NSE EIA is a reliable and accurate diagnostic procedure for the measurement of NSE in serum samples. The special merits of this new assay are the wide measuring range (according to manufacturers declaration up to 370 ng/ml) and a short incubation time of 18 min
Transcriptional regulatory network of developing mouse telencephalon
No full textIn mouse, a vesicle forms at the anterior part of the developing embryo at 9.5 day/stage (M9.5), which further develops into telencephalon at M10.5 day/stage. The equivalent stages in chick embryo are referred to as HH17 and HH24. We sequenced RNA populations from telencephalic region at the early (M9.5 and HH17) and late stages (M10.5 and HH24) of mouse and chick embryo. Four samples were sequenced for each stage of telencephalon development. The resulting RNA sequencing reads were used to assemble transcripts and for counting their abundance. The read counts for each transcript then used to compute its differential expression between M9.5 and M10.5 stages in mouse. Likewise, each chick transcript was compared between H17 and HH24 stages.
Genes having significant p-values with positive log2 -fold change represent increased expression at developmental stage B (late) compared to stage A (early) and are referred to as up-regulated (UP). Likewise, genes with negative log2-fold change represent decreased expression at stage B compared to stage A and are referred to as down-regulated (Down, DN). Gene expression with p-values above 0.05 was considered non-significant and represents no change between stage B and stage A and is referred to as no change (NC). Genes with read count roughly less than five in less than four samples were considered not expressed and referred to as NE. These four groups of genes were further categorized into sixteen groups based on the expression status of mouse and chick gene orthologs. These sixteen gene groups; UP, DN, NC, and NE mouse gene groups; and a gene group composed of all differentially expressed genes in mouse (DEG), were submitted to iRegulon Cytoscape plugin for predicting their transcriptional regulatory factors.
These gene groups and iRegulon prediction results for each of the groups are provided as datasets. Using significant iRegulon prediction results, we reconstructed transcriptional regulatory network for mouse telencephalon development, which is also provided as network file. In addition to a single excel file containing results for some of the gene groups where we found meaningful connection between the predicted transcription factors and their differentially expressed targets genes
Guia temàtica Biblioteca ETSAB: Casa Muley-Afid
No full textBibliografia sobre la Casa Muley-Afid, edifici modernista construït per Josep Puig i Cadafalch el 1914, al Passeig de la Bonanova 55 de Barcelona. L'any 2002 la casa fou restaurada pels arquitectes Pere Joan Ravetllat i Carme Ribas i actualment és la seu del Consolat General de Mèxic a Barcelona.Postprint (author's final draft
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