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The collected data of the PhD Thesis of Richards, Nicholas John 2025
No full textThis is a dataset of the data generated over the course of the PhD studies of Nicholas John Richards (2020-2024). It includes methods, analysis, figures, and example representative images. Much of the data deposited here are the microscope images in the form of TIFF files alongside the Excel sheets and GraphPad Prizm files that record, statistically analyse, and graph the data involved in the production of the figures of the above-mentioned thesis and published paper which resulted. The figures also included contained in PowerPoints. It is arranged by thesis chapter and experiment or stain performed. The complete methods used are also included in Word documents in a folder named as such.
The thesis by Nicholas John Richards to which this data relates is entitled: “The effects of the venom of the Tarantula spiders Poecilotheria regalis and Thrixopelma pruriens on skeletal muscle damage and nociception.” One paper has been published, this paper is Richards et al (2023), Indian Ornamental Tarantula (Poecilotheria regalis) Venom Affects Myoblast Function and Causes Skeletal Muscle Damage.
It was contributed to by Pradeep Vijaya Kumar (University of Reading, https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9894-2201) who collected the biochemistry data relating to the P. regalis venom (fluorescent PLA2, serine protease and metalloprotease assays) but these were analysed and graphed by Nicholas John Richards. The caseinolytic assays and biochemical assays on T. pruriens venom were performed by Nicholas John Richards.
Adedoyin Balogun (Hull York Medical School) also contributed by taking the images of the F4/80 staining of macrophages, these appeared as supplementary figures. These assay data and images were also later included in my thesis, with credit given, so are also included here. The copyright for the F4/80 images remains with Adedoyin Balogun. In addition, a further, at this time (March 2025) untitled, short communication is being drafted on the topic of nociception caused by the P. regalis venom.
Some data about an unrelated snake venom is the work of Sodiq Adeyemi (SA) (University of Reading, https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7664-7340). It is included because we used the same plate to investigate the caseinolytic activity of the P. regalis and the Bitis arietans Puff Adder snake. To avoid edits to the files and changes to the date modified this is also included
Recensione Libro - Spykman Nicholas John - America's strategy in World Politics
No full textRecensione Libro - Spykman Nicholas John - America's strategy in World Politic
Nicholas John Mamalakis
No full textNicholas John Mamalakis (1913-2005) was a Savannah native and son of Greek immigrants. He served with great distinction in the Naval Intelligence Agency during World War II and was awarded five war medals. Mamalakis returned to Savannah, continuing his career at Mercer General Insurance & Realty where after fifty years of service he was named President and Chairman of the Board. He was a very successful businessman who served on many boards, was involved in multiple civic organizations in the local community, and was active at St. Paul\u27s Greek Orthodox Church.
Mamalakis began his association with Armstrong in the 1960’s when he helped establish the Big “A” Club in athletics. He also participated in the Alumni Association and the University Foundation as well as serving as a trustee of the Foundation Board. Mamalakis was inducted into the Armstrong Atlantic State University Athletic Hall of Fame and has an Emerging Leaders Program named in his honor.
Nicholas John Mamalakis was posthumously awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters in December 2007 by Armstrong Atlantic State University.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gs-honorary-degrees/1017/thumbnail.jp
Nicholas John Jones
Get PDFNicholas John Jones was born in Ireland in 1825. He came to Savannah, Georgia, in 1870, after havinq been in this country for some time. He was a private in the Savannah Police Force from 1870 through 1884. He was married twice; his first wife, Mary, died in 1887, and he married his second wife, Annie, the next year. He had no children. Nicholas was by no means a flamboyant man, but he was active in buying and selling property and was quite good at turning a sizeable profit. From 1888 until his death, he lived at 402 East Liberty Street, on the corner of Habersham. He died on
June 21, 1910, of kidney disease and is buried in the Catholic Cemetary.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sav-bios-lane/1089/thumbnail.jp
Shackleton, Sir Nicholas John [Nick] (1937–2006), earth scientist and palaeoclimatologist
No full textOxford Dictionary of National Biography:
Shackleton, Sir Nicholas John [Nick] (1937–2006), earth scientist and palaeoclimatologist by I. Nicholas McCav
Shackleton, Sir Nicholas John [Nick] (1937–2006), earth scientist and palaeoclimatologist
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Shackleton, Sir Nicholas John [Nick] (1937–2006), earth scientist and palaeoclimatologist by I. Nicholas McCav
Obombration en un essai
No full textMackintosh Nicholas John, Reese Benjamin. Obombration en un essai. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 41 n°383, 1987. Aspects de la psychologie anglaise contemporaine. pp. 147-152
Nicholas John Williams: Das Gedächtnis Kubas. Die Revolution im Interview, Marburg, Tectum-Verlag, 2011. 304 pp. – ISBN 978-3828826632
No full textNicholas John Williams: Das Gedächtnis Kubas. Die Revolution im Interview [Cuba’s Memory. The Revolution Interviewed], Marburg, Tectum-Verlag, 2011. 304 pp. – ISBN 978-3828826632
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