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The Book of Denial

為了解決fragment 的問題，作者 這樣論述：

The uncommon and exceptional design of this book and its richly expressive illustrations combine with an elegantly phrased text and poignant narration to tell a horrific yet moving story that returns us to a lost history and reminds us that the worst terror of the human being is ourselves.＂How ca

n you see letters without wanting to read them? How can you look at the sea without wanting to swim in it?＂A boy (no more than nine) discovers that his father is writing a history of infanticide. Curiosity compels the boy, and so the sea in which he begins to swim is that of his father’s sloping han

dwriting. Every night, the boy goes through a fragment of those pages--pages that make him feel suffocated and unable to sleep--while every day he asks himself if children should know this horror story. But the boy’s most pressing concern is something else: that history is catching-up with him and t

he other children, as his father’s book progresses through the ages. Will the story reach the present day and find him?This book has many intentions, one of them being to ask why adults know so little about the moments in history where infants were exterminated, such as the time of the Roman Emperor

Nero, the crusades against children, the massacre of the Holy Innocents, the Congress of Basel in 1437, Napoleon and the regiments of Marie Louise... right up to the child trafficking and domestic violence of today. Chávez Castañeda and Magallanes focus here so that others will care, and so that th

is history will resurface for transmission and remembrance. They also tell the story as a commentary on our own times, as a way of provoking us to think more honestly and deeply about childhood, children, and what we owe them.A visually stunning horror story, ghost story, and work of graphic literar

y fiction, this book tells a raw and disturbing story rooted in our human history, with a devastating and unforgettable ending. Written by genre-defying Mexican author Ricardo Chávez Castañeda, The Book of Denial is a dark and powerful story within a story, illustrated with a striking graphic sensib

ility by Alejandro Magallanes and translated by Lawrence Schimel.This is the third book to appear under Unruly, an imprint of picture books for older readers, and will include a short note to readers about how it continues to build this experimental framework of visually complex, sophisticated pictu

re books for teens and adults.

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The Man with the Golden Arm

為了解決fragment 的問題，作者Algren, Nelson 這樣論述：

One of the most neglected American writers and also one of the best loved, NELSON ALGREN wrote once that ＂literature is made upon any occasion that a challenge is put to the legal apparatus by conscience in touch with humanity.＂ His writings always lived up to that definition. He was born on March 2

8, 1909, in Detroit and lived mostly in Chicago. His first short fiction was published in Story magazine in 1933. In 1935 he published his first novel, Somebody in Boots. In early 1942, Algren put the finishing touches on a second novel and joined the war as an enlisted man. By 1945, he still had no

t made the grade of Private first class, but the novel Never Come Morning was widely praised and eventually sold over a million copies. Jean-Paul Sartre translated the French-language edition. In 1947 came The Neon Wilderness, his famous short story collection which would permanently establish his p

lace in American letters. The Man with the Golden Arm, generally considered Algren’s most important novel, appeared in 1949 and became the first winner of the National Book Award for Fiction in March 1950. Then came Chicago: City on the Make (1951), a prose poem, and A Walk on the Wild Side (1956),

a rewrite of Somebody in Boots. Algren also published two travel books, Who Lost an American? and Notes from a Sea Voyage. The Last Carousel, a collection of short fiction and nonfiction, appeared in 1973. He died on May 9, 1981, within days of his appointment as a fellow of the American Academy and

Institute of Arts and Letters. His last novel, The Devil’s Stocking, based on the life of Hurricane Carter, and Nonconformity: Writing on Writing, a 1952 essay on the art of writing, were published posthumously in 1983 and 1996 respectively. In 2009 came Entrapment and Other Writings, a major colle

ction of previously unpublished writings that included two early short story masterpieces, ＂Forgive Them, Lord,＂ and ＂The Lightless Room,＂ and the long unfinished novel fragment referenced in the book’s title. COLIN ASHER is the author of Never a Lovely So Real (W.W. Norton, 2019), the definitive bi

ography of Nelson Algren. An instructor at CUNY, he was a 2015/2016 Fellow at the Leon Levy Center for Biography.

潛藏危機：Musashi-1固有無序區域介導與神經退行性疾病相關蛋白之異常聚集

為了解決fragment 的問題，作者杜岱芸 這樣論述：

蛋白質病變(proteopathy)是退行性疾病的常見原因，通過錯誤折疊的蛋白質異常聚集形成類澱粉沉積症(amyloidogenesis)，從而導致破壞組織內的穩態。尤其是，近期研究表明細胞內具有固有無序區域 (intrinsically disordered regions)的蛋白容易進行液-液相分離(liquid-liquid phase separation)，從而在細胞中組裝蛋白質凝聚層(coacervates)。在本研究中，我們假設具有固有無序區域的蛋白質受環境壓力影響，促進異常折疊甚至形成聚集體，這將進一步形成澱粉樣斑塊(amyloid plaques)並在組織內堆積，導致蛋白質

病變。我們主要探討不僅是RNA結合蛋白、也是幹性基因的Musashi-1，是否與具有豐富IDR的Musashi-1 C-末端區域相互作用以進行液-液相分離，最終形成澱粉樣原纖維(amyloid fibrils)。為了確認哪些序列更易於形成澱粉樣蛋白，因此對Musashi-1的C-末端進行了序列連續刪除來取得不同長度的片段。我們的研究結果表明Musashi-1 C-末端面對不同pH值和鹽濃度會影響液-液相分離狀態，包含改變蛋白質相分離的出現時間、形狀和大小，隨著時間的推移，Musashi-1 C-末端也可以形成澱粉樣蛋白原纖維。而當在氧化壓力下，它會在細胞內誘導組裝應激顆粒與不可逆的聚集體的形成

，另一方面，當細胞同時表達Musashi-1 C-末端和內源性TDP-43，Musashi-1 C-末端誘導TDP-43從細胞核錯誤定位到細胞質。此外，Musashi-1 C-末端促進磷酸化和泛素化TDP-43。總結來說，我們提出了關於Musashi-1與神經退行性疾病相關蛋白相互作用導致異常聚集的新見解，這些發現有助於提供解決退行性疾病的新思路。