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A to Z of Creative Writing Methods: Knowing, Doing, Practicing and Creating

為了解決Axon的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Francesca Rendle-Short is Associate Dean Writing and Publishing at RMIT University. She is interested in a research practice that seeks to subvert normative practices; she is particularly interested in championing a queer and LGBTQI point of view. Her books include Bite Your Tongue and Imago, and th

e anthologies The Near and The Far and The Near and The Far Vol 2 (2016, 2019), and Press: 100 Love Letters (2017). She is one of the initiators and supervisors of the RMIT PRS Asia (Practice Research Symposium), a PhD creative writing program based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with a program of stu

dents from currently Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, and Hawaii. Julienne van Loon is a Vice Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow at RMIT University. She is the author of the novels Road Story (2005), Beneath the Bloodwood Tree (2008) and Harmless (2013) as well as the nonfiction work, The Thinking

Woman (2019). She is an editor at the leading scholarly journal TEXT: Journal of Writing and Writing Programs. David Carlin is Professor of Creative Writing and Co-Director of the non/fictionLab at RMIT University. His books include The After-Normal: Brief, Alphabetical Essays on a Changing Planet (

2019), 100 Atmospheres: Studies in Scale and Wonder (2019), The Abyssinian Contortionist (2015), Our Father Who Wasn’t There (2010), and the anthologies The Near and the Far, Vols 1&2 (2016, 2019). His essays have been published widely; he has written and directed for film, theatre, circus and radio

. David is Co-Chair of NonfictioNOW. Peta Murray is a Vice-Chancellor’s Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at RMIT University. Her best-known play is Wallflowering. Other plays include Salt and The Keys to the Animal Room. Critical writing includes a chapter in Creative Manoeuvres: Writing, Making, Being

(2014), and articles for TEXT, Axon, and New Writing. Her current focus is the performable essay. Stayci Taylor is an Industry Fellow with the Media Program in the School of Media and Communication. Since attaining her PhD in 2016, Stayci has accrued a track record of over 20 scholarly publications

, as well as co-editing two special journal issues, while maintaining her professional practice as a screenwriter for film and television. Deborah Wardle has recently graduated as a doctoral student in Creative Writing at RMIT University. Her short story ’Love Letters’ was shortlisted for the Joseph

ine Ulrick Prize in 2016. She teaches Creative Writing at University of Melbourne and Federation University, Ballarat. She relishes her ’long apprenticeship’ in the art of writing stories that reflect human and non-human responses to global warming.

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研究 Cep170 不同的分布位置以及其對神經型態發生之影響

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微管是神經細胞中不可缺少的結構，會參與神經細胞發育過程中的每一步驟，與微管有相互作用的蛋白質稱為微管相關蛋白 (MAP)，許多 MAP 會藉由調節微管影響神經細胞的發育。運用質譜儀定量且定序比較分化為神經細胞前後的MAP，發現 Cep170 富含於神經細胞的微管。 Cep170 為一具有 Forkhead associated (FHA) 功能域的中心體相關蛋白，位於具有絲分裂能力細胞的中心體遠端附屬物 (subdistal appendage)， Cep170 被發現和人腦發育異常相關疾病有關，例如小頭畸形和平腦症，如此證明 Cep170 在中樞神經系統的發育中有著至關重要的作用。實驗室發

現 Cep170 大量表達會促進神經纖維生長，然而由於先前抑制 Cep170 的效率較差，無法觀察到抑制 Cep170 後對於神經細胞的影響；另外還觀察到 Cep170 在神經細胞中有多種不同的定位：細胞本體中形成一個點、沿著神經纖維的點狀分布、在最長的神經纖維的尾端含量上升，但是這些不同位置在神經細胞中的作用仍然未知。在此研究中，我們成功抑制神經細胞內的 Cep170 ；此外，我們依照功能域設計不同的 Cep170 截斷行突變來破壞神經細胞中特定的 Cep170 分布。我們發現沿著神經纖維的點狀分佈需要微管結合功能域和 FHA 功能域，而 Cep170 聚集於神經纖維尾端需要 FHA 功能域

；且微管穩定性會影響 Cep170 沿著神經纖維的點狀分佈，不穩定的微管會導致 Cep170 於近端神經纖維的點狀分布消失。

A to Z of Creative Writing Methods: Knowing, Doing, Practicing and Creating

為了解決Axon的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Francesca Rendle-Short is Associate Dean Writing and Publishing at RMIT University. She is interested in a research practice that seeks to subvert normative practices; she is particularly interested in championing a queer and LGBTQI point of view. Her books include Bite Your Tongue and Imago, and th

e anthologies The Near and The Far and The Near and The Far Vol 2 (2016, 2019), and Press: 100 Love Letters (2017). She is one of the initiators and supervisors of the RMIT PRS Asia (Practice Research Symposium), a PhD creative writing program based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with a program of stu

dents from currently Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, and Hawaii. Julienne van Loon is a Vice Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow at RMIT University. She is the author of the novels Road Story (2005), Beneath the Bloodwood Tree (2008) and Harmless (2013) as well as the nonfiction work, The Thinking

Woman (2019). She is an editor at the leading scholarly journal TEXT: Journal of Writing and Writing Programs. David Carlin is Professor of Creative Writing and Co-Director of the non/fictionLab at RMIT University. His books include The After-Normal: Brief, Alphabetical Essays on a Changing Planet (

2019), 100 Atmospheres: Studies in Scale and Wonder (2019), The Abyssinian Contortionist (2015), Our Father Who Wasn’t There (2010), and the anthologies The Near and the Far, Vols 1&2 (2016, 2019). His essays have been published widely; he has written and directed for film, theatre, circus and radio

. David is Co-Chair of NonfictioNOW. Peta Murray is a Vice-Chancellor’s Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at RMIT University. Her best-known play is Wallflowering. Other plays include Salt and The Keys to the Animal Room. Critical writing includes a chapter in Creative Manoeuvres: Writing, Making, Being

(2014), and articles for TEXT, Axon, and New Writing. Her current focus is the performable essay. Stayci Taylor is an Industry Fellow with the Media Program in the School of Media and Communication. Since attaining her PhD in 2016, Stayci has accrued a track record of over 20 scholarly publications

, as well as co-editing two special journal issues, while maintaining her professional practice as a screenwriter for film and television. Deborah Wardle has recently graduated as a doctoral student in Creative Writing at RMIT University. Her short story ’Love Letters’ was shortlisted for the Joseph

ine Ulrick Prize in 2016. She teaches Creative Writing at University of Melbourne and Federation University, Ballarat. She relishes her ’long apprenticeship’ in the art of writing stories that reflect human and non-human responses to global warming.

多功能環保量子點作為靶向雙成像和光動力癌症治療平台

為了解決Axon的問題，作者諾菲 這樣論述：

Recommendation letter iiAbstract in chinese iiiAbstract in english vAcknowledgments viiContents viiiList of figures xiiList of tables xviiList of abbreviation ixChapter 1. Introduction 11.1 General introduction 21.2 Objective of study 61.3 Structure of the dissert

ation 6Chapter 2. Literature review 82.1 Nanoparticles 92.2 Semiconductor quantum dots 102.3 The quantum confinement, optical properties, and core/shell structure of QDs 122.4 Synthesis of QDs 192.4.1 Nucleation and growth 212.4.2 Hot injection method 252.4.3 Heat-up method

282.4.4 Solvothermal approach 312.4.5 Hydrothermal approach 332.4.6 Microwave irradiation approach 352.5. Folate receptor targeting agents 382.6 QDs biomedical applications 422.6.1 Optical imaging 422.6.2 Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 442.6.3 Drug delivery 462.6.4 Photo

‑dynamic therapy (PDT) and Photo‑thermal (PTT) therapy 59Chapter 3. Manganese-doped green tea-derived carbon quantum dots as a targeted dual imaging and photodynamic therapy platform 483.1 Introduction 523.2 Experimental methods 533.2.1 Materials 553.2.2 Synthesis of Mn-CQD 563.2.

3 Preparation of Mn-CQDs@FA/Ce6 563.2.4 Characterization 573.2.5 Cell structure and viability evaluation 583.2.6 In vitro photodynamic cancer cells’ ablation 593.2.7 Cell imaging 603.3 Results 603.3.1 Synthesis of Mn-CQDs 603.3.2 Preparation of Mn-CQDs@FA/Ce6 643.3.3 Photolu

minescence characteristics and ROS generation of Mn-CQDs@FA/Ce6 conjugates 663.3.4 Mn-CQDs as MRI contrast agents 693.3.5 In vitro cellular uptake and therapeutic effect 723.4 Discussion 753.5 Summary 77Chapter 4. Multifunctional MnCuInSe/ZnS quantum dots for bioimaging and photodyna

mic therapy 794.1 Introduction 804.2 Experimental methods 834.2.1 Materials 834.2.2 Synthesis of the CuInS, CuInSe, MnCuInSe core and CuInS/ZnS, CuInSe/ZnS and MnCuInSe/ZnS core/shell carbon quantum dots 844.2.3 Characterization 854.2.4 Optical and photoluminescence properties of

MnCuInSe/ZnS assay 854.2.5 Photoactivity assessment of MnCuInSe/ZnS 864.2.6 In Vitro MR 864.2.7 Cell culture and in vitro cytotoxicity evaluation 874.2.8 Cell imaging 884.3. Results and discussion 884.3.1. Synthesis and characterization of MnCuInSe/ZnS 884.3.2 Optical and photol

uminescence properties of MnCuInSe/ZnS 904.3.3 Stability of MnCuInSe/ZnS QDs colloidal solution 944.3.4 ROS generation of MnCuInSe/ZnS 974.3.5 Magnetic resonance imaging 984.3.6 In vitro cellular uptake and therapeutic effect 1014.3.7 Confocal imaging 1024.4. Summary 105Chapte

r 5. Conclusions 1065.1 Conclusions 1075.2 Future outlooks 109References 110Appendix 134