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Helen and Newton Harrison

Helen and Newton Harrison

Tatiana Sizonenko

De Gruyter
2024
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The publication addresses a highly topical subject: the interaction between art, science, and social processes - the basic working principle of the two outstanding artists Helen Harrison (1927–2022) and Newton Harrison (1932–2022), who are seen as the founders of Eco Art. It examines the development of their ideas, processes and techniques in the field of ecological art and their influence on nature and society using the example of their Californian works from the last 50 years, which were a laboratory for a wealth of innovative artistic strategies. The Harrisons later used these strategies in other parts of the world to help solve current environmental problems in local and global contexts. The volume contains critical essays as well as a revealing interview with Newton Harrison, in which he reflects on the development of their Californian oeuvre, and numerous illustrations documenting many of the artworks for the first time. Exhibition: La Jolla Historical Society as part of the „Pacific Standard Time 24“ in several Californian museums, fall/winter 2024/2025 www.pst.artDocumentation of 50 years' work by Helen and Newton Harrison, the founders of Eco Art Concepts and strategies to solve current environmental problems – and an urgent call to action Look inside
Investigations to the DNA resection regulation of ion-induced DSBs

Investigations to the DNA resection regulation of ion-induced DSBs

Tatyana Syzonenko

Sudwestdeutscher Verlag Fur Hochschulschriften AG
2018
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Complex DNA double-strand breaks (DSB) are the most severe DNA damage in that they represent an enormous challenge for the cell to repair faithfully as well as repairing at all. Two main repair pathways are known to repair DSBs: classical non-homologous end joining (c-NHEJ) and homologous recombination (HR). c-NHEJ is available in all cell cycle phases whereas the HR pathway functions only in S/G2 when the sister chromatid is available as a template. In addition, a further repair pathway is available to the cells - alternative non-homologous end joining (alt- NHEJ), which can operate on resected DNA break ends. DNA resection is an important step in the cell's decision as to which DSB repair pathway to choose. DNA resection takes place not only in S/G2 cells but also in G1 cells following complex DNA damage induced by heavy ion radiation. The goal of this work is to elucidate the mechanism of resection regulation in G1 cells after heavy ion irradiation. It specifically focuses on the role of the resection regulatory factors RIF1 and BRCA1. A useful model to study the mechanism of resection limitation are cells in quiescent state, G0 cells.
Tatiana

Tatiana

Jessica Conrad

Independently Published
2018
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When a fairy farts can it change a girls destiny? Tatiana is given a gift...or is it a curse? The right to earn true everlasting magical forever love to a fairy prince. All she has to do is catch his eye with a dance. Her mom is thrilled for her daughter's chance of true love and trusts in the fairy kings blessing. The clumsy Tatiana isn't quite as convinced. When Rowan, her fairy escort, arrives to take her to meet the Prince he is surprised to find that she can't dance a step.He takes pity on her as he guides her along the way. With the help of some outrageously funny fairy friends as they teach her the basics and rally to get her to the stage. Will she impress Prince Thorn or will her destiny as a fairy princess go unfulfilled? It could all rely on one chance encounter or on one fairy creatures....fart.
Tatiana

Tatiana

Ngozi Elizabeth Mbonu

Cookiereads
2023
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Tatiana is a story about a little girl who feels she doesn't belong. The students at school tease her daily and she had enough. One day she decides to escape from it all and ventures off into the forest outside of her small town. Here, Tatiana meets a friend full of wisdom and a kind heart. Tatiana is taught to open her eyes to a much bigger and better world filled with love. Tatiana learns to embrace who she is and let the light within her shine bright
Tatiana

Tatiana

Ngozi Elizabeth Mbonu

Cookiereads
2023
pokkari
Tatiana is a story about a little girl who feels she doesn't belong. The students at school tease her daily and she had enough. One day she decides to escape from it all and ventures off into the forest outside of her small town. Here, Tatiana meets a friend full of wisdom and a kind heart. Tatiana is taught to open her eyes to a much bigger and better world filled with love. Tatiana learns to embrace who she is and let the light within her shine bright
Tatiana

Tatiana

Martin Cruz Smith

Simon Schuster Ltd
2014
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A blistering new Arkady Renko novel whose heroine - the courageous, enigmatic journalist Tatiana - is based on real-life journalist Anna Politkovskaya
Tatiana

Tatiana

Tatiana Metternich

Elliott Thompson Limited
2004
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Born Princess Tatiana Wassiltchikoff, her first memories are of herself as a small child in St Petersburg in the closing years of Tsarist Russia, a world of English nannies, of comfort, space and beauty, about to be shattered by war and revolution. She and her family escaped aboard the Princess Ena, sent by King George V to rescue his aunt, to begin a new nomadic and often destitute life of emigration, travelling across Europe, to her father's estates in Lithuania. 1939 found her witnessing the horrors of Germany's invasion of Poland, before settling in Berlin, attached to the German Foreign Office, where she would meet and fall in love with her husband, Prince Paul Metternich. Her account of life within the Reich is graphic in its description of the horror and deprivation endured by the civilian population, and sharply critical of the Nazi regime. With her husband sent to the Russian front, her description of the nightmare years of the war are vividly conveyed, as are the dangerous months surrounding the Hitler assassination plot of July 1944 - the Princess and her husband were friends of many of the leading conspirators and only narrowly escaped themselves from being implicated. Tatiana is also the story of two houses: Konigswart and Johannisberg - both Metternich family homes. One of the most moving parts of this epic testament is of her appalling journey by horse-drawn cart from the doomed Konigswart palace, in what was then Czechoslovakia, ahead of advancing Russian troops, across a dangerous and lawless Germany to Johannisberg, which she would find bombed out of existence. Her struggle to rebuild Johannisberg; her extensive travels working across Europe as a senior Red Cross official; her husband's involvement (and her's) with international motor racing, when Prince Paul becomes head of the FIA; her reconciliation with the new Russia and the emerging democracies in Eastern Europe, all bring this extraordinary memoir bang up to date. Now in her ninth decade, Princess Tatiana leads as active and engrossing a life as ever, firmly aware that privilege also means responsibility to bear witness. First published in 1976, this new edition incorporates the many changes which Princess Metternich incorporated into her revised autobiography, recently published in Germany and Russia.