Mind-body concepts in the Middle Ages: part II. The Moslem influence, the great theological systems, and cultural attitudes toward the mentally ill in the late Middle Ages.
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In 1979 Mesmer's Mémoire sur la découverte du magnestisme animal appeared in Paris. Although Mesmer believed in physical rather than psychological causes, his work in healing through suggestion marks the beginning of modern psychotherapy. In 1879 several state mental hospitals opened in the United States, amid controversies between the medical profession and the public over the treatment of mental illness. Ernest Jones, a pioneer in the establishment of psychonanalysis and author of the most comprehensive and authoritative biography of Freud, was born that same year.
The author recalls 1978's anniversaries of events and individuals prominent in the history of medicine, psychiatry, and psychology and examines their practical and theoretical contributions.
Two types of cytoplasmic ribosomes of Euglena gracilis have been found when the stability in vitro of the large subunit at 25 degrees C for 30 min has been considered. Sucrose density gradient analysis have revealed that the large subunit of ribosomes obtained from cells harvested in the stationary phase of growth was degraded when heated at 25 degrees C. The large subunit of ribosomes obtained from exponentially growing cells was stable in the same experimental conditions. Studies of the ribosomal RNAs have not explained this differential stability observed in vitro. In fact, after SDS-extraction, the largest RNA species always appears degraded in both types of ribosomes. Therefore, an explanation to this phenomenon have been searched for through the analysis of the ribosomal proteins. One and two dimensional gel electrophoresis techniques have been employed. At least one difference between the two ribosomal protein groups has been observed and this could be associated to the differential stability of the ribosomes. Approximately 72 proteins molecules have been found in Euglena's cytoplasmic ribosome. About 42 proteins belong to the large subunit and 30 to the small one.
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The author recalls this year's anniversaries of events and individuals prominent in the history of medicine, psychiatry, and psychology and examines their practical and theoretical contributions.
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The author recalls this year's anniversaires of events and individuals prominent in the history of medicine, psychiatry, and psychology and examines their practical or theoretical contributions.
The cytoplasmic ribosomes from Euglena gracilis var. bacillaris are found to be of two types taking into consideration their stability "in vitro". In the group of unstable ribosomes the large subunit is degraded. The other group apparently does not suffer any degradation under the conditions described. However the RNAs extracted from both types of ribosomes are degraded during sucrose density gradients. The degradation of the largest RNA species has been reported previously, but no comment has been made about the stability of the ribosome itself.
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