299 research outputs found
Loss of ephrinB1 in osteogenic progenitor cells impedes endochondral ossification and compromises bone strength integrity during skeletal development
No full textAbstract not availableThao M. Nguyen, Agnieszka Arthur, Sharon Paton, Sarah Hemming, Romana Panagopoulos, John Codrington, Carl R. Walkley, Andrew C.W. Zannettino, Stan Grontho
Recalling George Oliver May and me
No full textA recollection of the author\u27s contacts with his friend George Oliver May. These personal insights provide an added dimension to the previous article, May and Paton: Two Giants Revisited, authored by Henry Francis Stabler and Norman X. Dressel
P.F. Alexander (ed), Alan Paton Selected Letters: Author, Poet, Teacher, Christian Thinker, Activist and Penal Reformer – A Full, but not Uncontroversial Life
No full textThis is a most useful and well-presented volume. As Phillips points out in his "Foreword", Paton (1903-1988) was not only the distinguished author of Cry the Beloved Country, but a school teacher, Christian thinker, organiser, political activist and penal reformer (p vii). This volume contains 350 letters of the 2 500 which survive. Paton was born in Pietermaritzburg and as a student at Natal University College, he began to write poetry. He also was President of the Student Representative Council. He became a teacher at Ixopo, married in 1928 and, after a serious illness in 1934, became a warden at an African reformatory in Diepkloof in what was then the Transvaal. Diepkloof had been an adult prison before being turned into a borstal for African youths. Paton worked to transform it into a school and the number of absconders fell dramatically. He felt passionately that his successes here could be applied to the country as a whole
Eastern Australian indigenous language centres - Collective action for community needs
No full textThe “Group”* is a confederation of Aboriginal language advocates from across Eastern Australia. They have elected to act as a 2-way conduit between government – both state and commonwealth and the many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and individuals who are currently working on the reclamation and maintenance of their languages. Currently the group is working in collaboration with national archival and acquisition institutions, national media organisations, labour organisations, state and commonwealth education and curriculum development agencies. In respect to its task of collaborating and representing the interests and needs of language centres, the group has facilitated state and national workshops with Aboriginal language centres. These have generated considerable discussion and agreement on a wide range of common concerns that focus on matters such as staffing, funding, training, relationships development and maintenance with government and community stakeholders and the promotion of Indigenous languages within an overwhelmingly monolingual environment.
This presentation will focus on a range of these concerns and outline the proactive role that the group has taken to address these issues with government, their agents, and communities themselves.
Author 1.
The ‘author’ a Gubbi Gubbi man from southeast Queensland, until recently was the Inspector, Aboriginal Education in the New South Wales Board of Studies. He has had extensive experience in schools, vocational education and universities before taking up his position at the Board in 2001. He was held positions in national, state and regional Indigenous organisations over many years. Over the last decade his work has focused on developing curriculum to teach both Aboriginal Studies and Aboriginal Languages. He has also worked with Aboriginal communities, schools and education systems across NSW to facilitate the development of quality educational projects that support effective school and community learning partnerships. He is currently a post-graduate doctoral student at Newcastle University.
Author 2.
The ‘Author’ is from the Yugambeh community south of Brisbane, in Queensland Australia. She has been involved for over twenty years with Indigenous language projects both at the community level and in consultation for state and national policy in support of languages. The ‘Author’ has for the past four years been the coordinator for two major language organisations providing representation for language centres over half of Australia. Through this work she played a key role in liaising with the Federal Government for the announcement of the 2009 National Indigenous Languages Policy.
She has had extensive experience in writing, editing and publishing, and is an author and publisher of a range of books designed to help teach languages to young children.
* The term “Group” is used in this document to replace the title of the organisation
Comparative assessment of the osteoconductive properties of different biomaterials in vivo seeded with human or ovine mesenchymal stem/stromal cells
No full textMesenchymal stromal/stem cells (MSC), when used in combination with biomaterial scaffolds, have been shown to contribute at varying efficiencies to bone and cartilage regeneration in preclinical large animal models and human clinical trials. In an orthopedic context, identification of the optimal scaffold, which is capable of inducing tissue regeneration, has been the subject of numerous studies. In the present study, we show that ex vivo-expanded MSC from human and ovine bone marrow display similar phenotypic properties, but exhibit differences in their ability to form bone in vivo when transplanted with different biocompatible scaffold composites. We found that the ovine MSC formed ectopic bone on all scaffolds tested with the exception of collagen-based demineralized bone matrix. In contrast, human MSC in general formed less bone and only on those biomaterials composed of ceramic particles containing at least 15% hydroxyapatite. This study demonstrates the differences in bone formation potential between human and ovine MSC in vivo based on the osteoconductive properties of different bioscaffolds currently being used for orthopedic clinical applications.Andrew C.W. Zannettino, Sharon Paton, Silviu Itescu, Stan Grontho
Coorong and lower lakes
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MP3 data disc is alternative format, with same content as sound disc.
"An author event presented by the Friends of the University of Adelaide Library, 25 November 2010, Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library."
Recorded at the University of Adelaide, 25 November 2010.
Electronic reproduction. Adelaide, S. Aust. : University of Adelaide Digital Library, Adelaide Research & Scholarship, 2011. Title from web page (viewed January 7, 2011). Electronic file in MP3 format. Available via the World Wide Web.David Paton provides a brief overview of the importance of maintaining environmental flows to the Murray Mouth for the maintenance of the Coorong and its biota. Concerned that the general public may be poorly informed through media reports that the Coorong is dying, Paton wrote a natural history of the region, At the End of the River: The Coorong and Lower Lakes, to inform the community about how the Coorong operates. Even in its current altered state, the Coorong still easily meets criteria for listing as a Wetland of International Importance, and importantly is recoverable and warrants an allocation of water
Paediatric HERMES: European accreditation of training centres in paediatric respiratory medicine
No full textHERMES: European accreditation of training centres in paediatric respiratory medicine http://ow.ly/ZBmUg
Patons (Pattons) and Patton Fanton De Verrayons: Genealogy of Family
No full textВисвітлюється історія та реконструюється генеалогія роду Патонів, з
якого походить ціла плеяда видатних діячів – військовики (Петро Іванович
Патон, Петро Іванович Патон-Фантон-де-Веррайон, Микола Іванович Патон, Олександр Миколайович Патон), дипломат (Оскар Петрович Патон),
правники (Іван Петрович Патон, Оскар Миколайович Патон), архітектор
(Петро Юрійович Патон), земський і громадський діяч (Михайло Оскарович
Патон) та науковці (Євген Оскарович Патон, Володимир Євгенович Патон,
Борис Євгенович Патон, Євгенія Борисівна Патон). Використано переважно джерела офіційного походження з архівосховищ України та Росії, зокрема справи про дворянство, що містять величезну кількість матеріалів як власне генеалогічного, так і загального біографічного характеру. Усі документи мають високий рівень достовірності. Незважаючи на це, під час верифікації
інформації здійснювалося їх критичне осмислення та зіставлення з іншими джерелами.In the article the author highlights the history and reconstructs the genealogy of
the Patons, from which comes a whole galaxy of prominent figures – military (Petro
Ivanovych Paton, Petro Ivanovych Paton Fanton de Verrayon, Mykola Ivanovych
Paton, Oleksandr Mykolaiovych Paton), diplomat (Oskar Petrovych Paton), lawyers
(Ivan Petrovych Paton, Oskar Mykolaiovych Paton), architect (Petro Yuriiovych
Paton), public figure (Mykhailo Oskarovych Paton) and scientists (Yevhen Oskarovych
Paton, Volodymyr Yevhenovych Paton, Borys Yevhenovych Paton, Yevheniia Borysivna Paton). The author used the sources of official origin from the archives of Ukraine and Russia. They contain a huge amount of documents of the genealogical
and general biographical nature. All documents have a high level of reliability.
During the verification of the information, their critical thinking was carried out and a comparison with other sources
Patons (Pattons) and Patton Fanton De Verrayons: Genealogy of Family
No full textВисвітлюється історія та реконструюється генеалогія роду Патонів, з
якого походить ціла плеяда видатних діячів – військовики (Петро Іванович
Патон, Петро Іванович Патон-Фантон-де-Веррайон, Микола Іванович Патон, Олександр Миколайович Патон), дипломат (Оскар Петрович Патон),
правники (Іван Петрович Патон, Оскар Миколайович Патон), архітектор
(Петро Юрійович Патон), земський і громадський діяч (Михайло Оскарович
Патон) та науковці (Євген Оскарович Патон, Володимир Євгенович Патон,
Борис Євгенович Патон, Євгенія Борисівна Патон). Використано переважно джерела офіційного походження з архівосховищ України та Росії, зокрема справи про дворянство, що містять величезну кількість матеріалів як власне генеалогічного, так і загального біографічного характеру. Усі документи мають високий рівень достовірності. Незважаючи на це, під час верифікації
інформації здійснювалося їх критичне осмислення та зіставлення з іншими джерелами.In the article the author highlights the history and reconstructs the genealogy of
the Patons, from which comes a whole galaxy of prominent figures – military (Petro
Ivanovych Paton, Petro Ivanovych Paton Fanton de Verrayon, Mykola Ivanovych
Paton, Oleksandr Mykolaiovych Paton), diplomat (Oskar Petrovych Paton), lawyers
(Ivan Petrovych Paton, Oskar Mykolaiovych Paton), architect (Petro Yuriiovych
Paton), public figure (Mykhailo Oskarovych Paton) and scientists (Yevhen Oskarovych
Paton, Volodymyr Yevhenovych Paton, Borys Yevhenovych Paton, Yevheniia Borysivna Paton). The author used the sources of official origin from the archives of Ukraine and Russia. They contain a huge amount of documents of the genealogical
and general biographical nature. All documents have a high level of reliability.
During the verification of the information, their critical thinking was carried out and a comparison with other sources
Род Патонов: история и генеалогия
No full textУ статті висвітлено історію та реконструйовано генеалогію роду Патонів, з якого походить ціла плеяда видатних діячів — військовики (Петро
Іванович Патон, Петро Іванович Патон-Фантон-де-Веррайон, Микола
Іванович Патон, Олександр Миколайович Патон), дипломат (Оскар Петрович Патон), правники (Іван Петрович Патон, Оскар Миколайович Патон), архітектор (Петро Юрійович Патон), земський і громадський діяч
(Михайло Оскарович Патон) та науковці (Євген Оскарович Патон, Володимир Євгенович Патон, Борис Євгенович Патон, Євгенія Борисівна Патон). Використано переважно джерела офіційного походження з архівосховищ України та Росії, зокрема справи про дворянство. Вони містять
величезну кількість документів як власне генеалогічного, так і загального
біографічного характеру. Усі документи мають високий рівень достовірності, але, незважаючи на це, під час верифікації інформації її було критично осмислено та порівняно з іншими джерелами. У статті також детально проаналізовано історіографію щодо досліджуваної проблеми.In the article the author highlights the history and reconstructs the genealogy of the Patons, from which comes a whole
galaxy of prominent figures — military (Petro Ivanovych Paton, Petro Ivanovych Paton-Fanton-de-Verraion, Mykola
Ivanovych Paton, Oleksandr Mykolaiovych Paton), diplomat (Oskar Petrovych Paton), lawyers (Ivan Petrovych Paton,
Oskar Mykolaiovych Paton), architect (Petro Juriiovych Paton), public figure (Mykhailo Oskarovych Paton) and
scientists (Yevhen Oskarovych Paton, Volodymyr Yevhenovych Paton, Borys Yevhenovych Paton, Yevheniia Borysivna
Paton). The author used the sources of official origin from the archives of Ukraine and Russia. They contain a huge
amount of documents of the genealogical and general biographical nature. All documents have a high level of reliability.
During the verification of information, its critical thinking was carried out and a comparison with other sources. The
article also gives a detailed analysis of the historiography of the studied problems
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