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"Zinke, Christine"
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Researching Educational Landscapes and Their Refigurational Spacing: Perspectives From Educational Science and Urban Planning
by
Million, Angela
,
Klepp, Sarah
,
Coelen, Thomas
in
Actor-network theory
,
actor-network theory (ANT)
,
Akteur-Netzwerk-Theorie (ANT)
2021
Lokale Bildungslandschaften sind in Deutschland in den letzten Jahren ein viel zitiertes Konzept. In diesem Beitrag behandeln wir die sozialräumliche Bildungslandschaft in Form eines Campus, der die Akteur*innen in Bildung und Stadtplanung an ein spezifisches Leitbild – die Konzentration auf die physische Form und programmatisches Handeln – bindet. Ein Bildungsraum als Campus beinhaltet somit konstitutive Dimensionen von Bildungspraktiken und räumlicher Refiguration von Bildungsbedingungen, die es noch zu entdecken und zu untersuchen gilt. Wir fokussieren die Perspektive von Kindern und Jugendlichen als Hauptzielgruppe dieses Leitbildes sowie die Perspektive der professionellen Akteur*innen. Wir geben daher einen kurzen Überblick über die Charakteristika sozialräumlicher Bildungslandschaften. Zunächst zeichnen wir die planerischen und pädagogischen Prozesse nach, die sich in Bildungsräumen eines Campus in ausgewählten deutschen Kommunen abspielen und vergleichen sie systematisch. Ein Schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf den Aneignungen und Atmosphären von Zugängen und Übergängen sowie auf Nutzungs- und Raumwahrnehmungsmustern. Nach der Analyse der laufenden Entwicklungsprozesse von sozialräumlichen Bildungslandschaften als Campus nehmen wir eine international vergleichende Perspektive ein, um diese zu erforschen.
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Bildungslandschaften in Campus-Form aus schulischer Perspektive
2022
Bildungslandschaften sollen informelle und formelle Bildungsprozesse ermöglichen. Die Campus-Form wird dabei vielerorts als Idealvorstellung angesehen. Sie soll eine engere Zusammenarbeit von Schulen und anderen Bildungseinrichtungen in hierfür geeigneten Architekturen und Außenräumen unterstützen. Sozialräumliche Aspekte sowie die Verknüpfung von Quartiersentwicklung und Bildungswesen spielen dabei eine wesentliche Rolle. Die Bedeutung der Campus-Form wird in diesem Artikel anhand von Interviews mit Schulakteur*innen herausgearbeitet.
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Bildungslandschaften in Campus-Form aus schulischer Perspektive
by
Hemmerich, Simon
,
Jestädt, Hannah
,
Million, Angela
in
Campuses
,
Education
,
Learning Processes
2022
Bildungslandschaften sollen informelle und formelle Bildungsprozesse ermöglichen. Die Campus-Form wird dabei vielerorts als Idealvorstellung angesehen. Sie soll eine engere Zusammenarbeit von Schulen und anderen Bildungseinrichtungen in hierfür geeigneten Architekturen und Außenräumen unterstützen. Sozialräumliche Aspekte sowie die Verknüpfung von Quartiersentwicklung und Bildungswesen spielen dabei eine wesentliche Rolle. Die Bedeutung der Campus-Form wird in diesem Artikel anhand von Interviews mit Schulakteur·innen herausgearbeitet.
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The impairment of small nerve fibers in severe sepsis and septic shock
by
Guntinas-Lichius, Orlando
,
Pausch, Christine
,
Witte, Otto W.
in
Aged
,
Biopsy - methods
,
Care and treatment
2016
Background
A decrease of small nerve fibers in skin biopsies during the course of critical illness has been demonstrated recently. However, the diagnostic use of skin biopsies in sepsis and its time course is not known.
Methods
Patients (n=32) with severe sepsis or septic shock were examined using skin biopsies, neurological examination, nerve conduction studies, and sympathetic skin response in the first week after onset of sepsis, 2 weeks and 4 months later and compared to gender- and age-matched healthy controls.
Results
Skin biopsies at the ankle and thigh revealed a significant decrease of intraepidermal nerve fiber density (IENFD) during the first week of sepsis and 2 weeks later. All patients developed critical illness polyneuropathy (CIP) according to electrophysiological criteria and 11 showed IENFD values lower than the 0.05 quantile. Four patients were biopsied after 4 months and still showed decreased IENFD. Results of nerve conduction studies and IENFD did considerably change over time. No differences for survival time between patients with IEFND lower and larger than 3.5 fibers/mm were found.
Conclusions
Skin biopsy is able to detect an impairment of small sensory nerve fibers early in the course of sepsis. However, it may not be suited as a prognostic parameter for survival.
Trial registration
German Clinical Trials Register, DRKS-ID:
DRKS00000642
, 12/17/2010
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Megakaryocytic Morphology and Clinical Parameters in Essential Thrombocythemia, Polycythemia Vera, and Primary Myelofibrosis With and Without JAK2 V617F
2014
Context.— Megakaryocytes are the “hallmark” of Philadelphia chromosome–negative myeloproliferative neoplasms, such as essential thrombocythemia, polycythemia vera, and primary myelofibrosis; their morphology in correlation with Janus kinase 2 ( JAK2 V617F) mutation as well as clinical and laboratory parameters remains unknown. Objective.— To assess the morphology of megakaryocytes in bone marrow biopsies of patients with and without JAK2 V617F mutation. Design.— Assessment of morphologic features of megakaryocytes in 112 bone marrow biopsies (52 essential thrombocythemia, 38 polycythemia vera, and 22 primary myelofibrosis) and correlation with clinical and laboratory data. Results.— JAK2 V617F mutation was detected in 24 of 52 essential thrombocythemia cases (46.2%), 36 of 38 polycythemia vera cases (97.5%), and 14 of 22 primary myelofibrosis cases (63.6%). By investigating morphometric and clinical parameters using multivariate analysis, we found that higher hemoglobin concentration, higher white blood cell counts, and lower platelet counts were significantly associated with JAK2 V617F. Striking morphologic similarities were found between polycythemia vera JAK2 V617F and primary myelofibrosis JAK2 V617F concerning the localization and cytoplasmic size of megakaryocytes. Although polycythemia vera JAK2 V617F and essential thrombocythemia JAK2 V617F shared similarities in localization, distribution, and amount of megakaryocytes, morphology was different. Megakaryocytic morphology also differed between primary myelofibrosis JAK2 V617F and essential thrombocythemia JAK2 V617F. Conclusion.— Our results indicate that primary myelofibrosis JAK2 V617F and polycythemia vera JAK2 V617F share pathogenetic pathways, resulting in morphologically similar megakaryocytes.
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Genetic diversity and landscape genetic structure of otter (Lutra lutra) populations in Europe
by
Mercier, Laurent
,
Kvaloy, Kirsti
,
Tornberg, Risto
in
Animal Genetics and Genomics
,
Bayesian clustering
,
Biodiversity
2010
Eurasian otter populations strongly declined and partially disappeared due to global and local causes (habitat destruction, water pollution, human persecution) in parts of their continental range. Conservation strategies, based on reintroduction projects or restoration of dispersal corridors, should rely on sound knowledge of the historical or recent consequences of population genetic structuring. Here we present the results of a survey performed on 616 samples, collected from 19 European countries, genotyped at the mtDNA control-region and 11 autosomal microsatellites. The mtDNA variability was low (nucleotide diversity = 0.0014; average number of pairwise differences = 2.25), suggesting that extant otter mtDNA lineages originated recently. A star-shaped mtDNA network did not allow outlining any phylogeographic inference. Microsatellites were only moderately variable (H o = 0.50; H e = 0.58, on average across populations), the average allele number was low (observed A o = 4.9, range 2.5-6.8; effective A e = 2.8; range 1.6-3.7), suggesting small historical effective population size. Extant otters likely originated from the expansion of a single refugial population. Bayesian clustering and landscape genetic analyses however indicate that local populations are genetically differentiated, perhaps as consequence of post-glacial demographic fluctuations and recent isolation. These results delineate a framework that should be used for implementing conservation programs in Europe, particularly if they are based on the reintroduction of wild or captive-reproduced otters.
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