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PubMed1994

BERTE--a database for children with congenital heart defects.

To secure the follow-up of children with congenital heart defects in Norway the Dept. of Pediatric Cardiology has developed a tailor-made database. This also simplifies the regular flow of information about these patients both inside the hospital and between the hospital and the others who are in charge of the patient care on various levels.

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PubMed1975

[Common categories in the speech of Bert Brechts and the speech of a schizophrenic].

The author demonstrates structural similarities and phenomenal resemblances between the language of Bertolt Brecht and the idiosyncrasies of expression of schizophrenic subjects. He compares some typical modes of expression on the basis of which he draws some general conclusions. What they have in common appears to be a 'disorganization' of the world as we know it which consists of 'things' and 'symbols'. It is only the notion of the more or less conscious use of these means of expression which allows one to distinguish between the 'linguistic world' of Brecht and that of schizophrenic subjects. These findings agree with those of other studies which have revealed affinities between the artistic expression of the mentally deranged and certain trends in art. The author has elaborated a number of heuristic categories which may be employed to understand the various modes of expression and has presented them in table form.

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PubMed1992

[Ervin Neher and Bert Sakmann, 1991 Nobel Prize laureates for physiology and medicine. Ion channels and the patch clamp technic].

E. Neher and B. Sakmann were awarded the Nobel Prize for achievements in Physiology or Medicine in 1991. They developed the "patch clamp technique" which enables measurement of ionic currents through channels in the plasma membrane of living cells, and characterized their functional properties. An overview of three types of ion channels is presented: voltage gated channels, ligand gated channels and G-protein gated channels. An attempt was made to correlate their function with the structure of the protein complexes that represent ionic channels. The perforated patch clamp technique is mentioned as an alternative that enables recording of membrane currents without washing out the content of the interior of the cells.

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