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Triumph Trident / BSA Rocket III: 1968 to 1976

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Having Triumph Trident & BSA Rocket III in your pocket is just like having a motorcycle marque expert by your side when you're shopping for one of these classic Triumph motorcycles. Benefit from Chris Rooke's years of experience with Triples, learn how to spot a bad bike quickly, and how to assess a

promising one like a professional mechanic. Get the right bike at the right price Packed with good advice - from the difference between models and which is the right one for you, through assessing the engine, paintwork, frame and what are original or aftermarket features - this is the complete gui

de to choosing, assessing and buying the Triumph Trident or BSA Rocket III of your dreams Chris Rooke was brought up in a mechanical family where his father was always tinkering with clocks and engines, and Chris inherited his love of all things mechanical from him. Where he gained his love of mo

torcycles from is anyone’s guess! His first bikes were a Vespa 125 and a Lambretta SX200 at the tender age of 13, followed by a Raleigh Runabout, and then his first ’real’ bike - a Casal moped (a rather cheap version of the Yamaha FS1E, made in Portugal) when he was 16. He then bought a BSA Starfire

250 when he turned 17 and this was the first bike he ever rebuilt that went again afterwards! After a short dalliance with a Suzuki Rebel 350, and having the dubious pleasure of sharing a flat with the owner of a ’tired’ 1972 Norton Commando Combat 750cc that was off the road more than on, he bough

t the love of his life - a 1954 Matchless 350 GLS Heavyweight single that he stripped down and turned into a bobber/chopper and this remained his sole means of transport for many years. Sadly that bike was then stolen and after rebuilding a Triumph T100 for a friend he purchased a Triumph Bonneville

T140 which was duly rebuilt and pressed into service, but this was soon sold to fund a house purchase (familiar story?) and for many years he remained bikeless. When his fortunes changed for the better he bought an E-Type Jaguar 4.2 FHC Series II which he completely restored form the ground up and

formed the basis of his first restoration manual. The whole process took nine years, but as soon as he completed it he was forced to sell it for financial reasons. Undaunted he was then able to buy two Triumph Tridents, a 1973 T150V and a 1975 T160 which he completely restored quickly followed by th

e iconic Kawasaki Z900, and these form the basis of two further restoration manuals, along with the Essential Buyer’s Guide to the Triumph Trident and BSA Rocket III.

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分子和臨床標誌對於手術切除後肝癌的預後角色

為了解決Kawasaki 750cc的問題，作者蔡明釗 這樣論述：

肝細胞癌是一種侵襲性高的惡性腫瘤，即便是診斷為早期肝癌且接受根除性手術切除，術後 5 年復發率仍可高達 50%~60%，也因而伴隨著高死亡率。我們首先從分子生物學的角度來探討一個新的腫瘤抑制基因 Chibby 在肝癌中扮演的角色。接著我們從臨床角度分析比較兩種一線的 B 型肝炎口服抗病毒藥物，ETV 以及 TDF，他們對於肝癌復發的抑制效果。首先，在分子生物學研究上探討 Chibby 蛋白在肝癌裡的角色，我們發現比起配對的非肝癌正常肝臟組織，Chibby蛋白在肝癌組織的表達有意義的下降，並且 Chibby表達量與肝癌的惡性度成反比。此外，在 Chibby 低表達量的肝癌病患其肝癌復發率和總存

活率都較差。在與 β-catenin 的關係中，我們發現肝癌細胞核中β-catenin 高表達並且 Chibby 低表達在肝癌復發(p = 0.012)和死亡(p = 0.05)都是獨立危險因子。在體外細胞實驗發現肝癌細胞株的 Chibby抑制後，β-catenin 以及其下游標的蛋白 C-myc 以及 cyclin D1 蛋白的表達都被上調，從而促進細胞的增殖和侵襲。第二部分我們比較 B 型肝炎的第一線藥物治療對肝癌術後預後的影響。我們分析 219 名慢性B 型肝炎巴塞隆納分期早期肝癌(BCLC stage 0 or A)病患且接受肝癌切除。其中接受 ETV 治療有 146 位，接受 TDF

治療有 73 位。與 ETV治療組相比，TDF 治療有意義的減少肝癌的復發。進一步發現 TDF比起 ETV 在抑制肝癌的晚期復發更有意義，但在早期復發則無意義。結論， Chibby 蛋白在肝癌中扮演抑癌的角色。組織中 Chibby 低表達與晚期肝癌和腫瘤分化差有關，並且可用於預測肝癌術後的復發以及死亡率。在慢性 B 型肝炎肝癌病患腫瘤切除後，TDF 比起 ETV有意義的抑制肝癌復發，特別是在肝癌的晚期復發。

How to Restore Triumph Trident T150/T160 & BSA Rocket III: Your Step-by-Step Colour Illustrated Guide to Complete Restoration

為了解決Kawasaki 750cc的問題，作者Rooke, Chris 這樣論述：

Written by an enthusiast with many years' experience of working on classic British motorcycles, this book covers the complete dismantling, refurbishment, and rebuilding of two Tridents: a 1973 Triumph T150V and a 1975 Triumph T160. This immensely helpful book covers all parts of the rebuild in great

detail; parts that other manuals gloss over, leaving the restorer confused and frustrated. From the simplest of jobs, such as removing the fuel tank, through to detailed explanations of rebuilding the engine and carburettors, this manual is an absolute must for any enthusiast contemplating working

on their Triumph or BSA triple. Over 650 colour photographs and detailed text descriptions clarify every stage ... engine, gearbox, clutch, electrics, frame, wheels, forks, swinging arm, brakes, instruments ... the whole bike Highly readable and entertaining, the author readily admits to the variou

s pitfalls and mistakes he makes in order for others to avoid them. Designed to sit alongside existing workshop manuals, this book is intended to help the owner complete a full restoration of their beloved triple. Essential garage literature Chris Rooke was brought up in a mechanical family where

his father was always tinkering with clocks and engines, and Chris inherited his love of all things mechanical from him. Where he gained his love of motorcycles from is anyone’s guess! His first bikes were a Vespa 125 and a Lambretta SX200 at the tender age of 13, followed by a Raleigh Runabout, an

d then his first ’real’ bike - a Casal moped (a rather cheap version of the Yamaha FS1E, made in Portugal) when he was 16. He then bought a BSA Starfire 250 when he turned 17 and this was the first bike he ever rebuilt that went again afterwards! After a short dalliance with a Suzuki Rebel 350, and

having the dubious pleasure of sharing a flat with the owner of a ’tired’ 1972 Norton Commando Combat 750cc that was off the road more than on, he bought the love of his life - a 1954 Matchless 350 GLS Heavyweight single that he stripped down and turned into a bobber/chopper and this remained his so

le means of transport for many years. Sadly that bike was then stolen and after rebuilding a Triumph T100 for a friend he purchased a Triumph Bonneville T140 which was duly rebuilt and pressed into service, but this was soon sold to fund a house purchase (familiar story?) and for many years he remai

ned bikeless. When his fortunes changed for the better he bought an E-Type Jaguar 4.2 FHC Series II which he completely restored form the ground up and formed the basis of his first restoration manual. The whole process took nine years, but as soon as he completed it he was forced to sell it for fin

ancial reasons. Undaunted he was then able to buy two Triumph Tridents, a 1973 T150V and a 1975 T160 which he completely restored quickly followed by the iconic Kawasaki Z900, and these form the basis of two further restoration manuals, along with the Essential Buyer’s Guide to the Triumph Trident a

nd BSA Rocket III.

微核糖核酸在乾癬病人巨噬細胞和破骨細胞活化的調控

為了解決Kawasaki 750cc的問題，作者林尚宏 這樣論述：

Table of Contents指導教授推薦書………………………………………………………….口試委員審定書………………………………………………………….誌 謝…… ................................................................................................. iii中文摘要.. ................................................................................................. ivAbstract

….. ................................................................................................ viTable of Contents ..................................................................................... viiiList of figures .........................................................................

.................. xivList of tables ............................................................................................ xviiAbbreviation .......................................................................................... xviiiChapter 1. Introduction .................................

.............................................. 11.1 Background ....................................................................................... 11.2 The rationale of this study ................................................................. 51.2.1 The mechanism of macrophage polarization in

the pathogenesis of psoriasis vulgaris ............................................ 51.2.2 The mechanism of osteoclast activation and its resorption activity in the pathogenesis of PsA ........................................... 71.2.3 The regulatory mechanism of microRNAs in CD14+ monocyte contrib

utes to active osteoclastogenesis and osteolytic effect in PsA ............................................................. 91.3 The aims of this study ..................................................................... 101.4 Strategy ..............................................................

.............................. 121.4.1 The mechanism of CD14+monocyte-derived macrophage polarization in the pathogenesis of psoriasis vulgaris ............ 121.4.2 The role of microRNAs in CD14+ monocyte-derived osteoclast in the pathogenesis of PsA ..................................... 13Chapter 2

. Materials and Methods ............................................................ 142.1 Patients and subjects........................................................................ 142.2 Materials .......................................................................................... 142.2.1

U937 and THP-1 cell line ......................................................... 142.2.2 Antibodies, medium, chemical drugs, and RNA inhibitors...... 152.2.3 The primer sequence used in qRT-PCR ................................... 182.3 Methods ......................................................

..................................... 182.3.1 M1 and M2 macrophage polarization from human CD14+ monocytes and U937 cell line................................................. 182.3.2 Flow cytometry for identification of M1, M2 macrophages and osteoclast precursors ..................................

192.3.3 Immunofluorescence exam ....................................................... 202.3.4 Luciferase assay ........................................................................ 222.3.5 Quantitative real-time reverse transcription–polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) analysis ................

........................ 232.3.6 MicroRNA expression profiling in CD14+ monocytes by NGS ......................................................................................... 242.3.7 Osteoclast formation from human CD14+ monocytes and THP-1 cell line .............................................

........................... 242.3.8 Bone resorption assay ............................................................... 252.3.9 Transient transfection of microRNAs inhibitors ...................... 252.3.10 RNA interference .................................................................... 262.3

.11 Western blot analysis .............................................................. 272.3.12 Human cytokine and chemokine antibody array .................... 282.3.13 Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for cytokine detection ...............................................................

.... 282.3.14 Cell migration ......................................................................... 292.3.15 Statistical analysis ................................................................... 29Chapter 3. Results ..............................................................................

....... 313.1 Demographic data of psoriatic patients and HCs in macrophage polarization study .......................................................................... 313.2 The ratio of M1/M2, M1/M2a and M1/M2b macrophage polarization is higher in patients with psoriasis ..........................

.. 313.3 The decrease in clinical severity is associated with the decrease in M1/M2a ratio in patients with psoriasis after successful treatment with adalimumab ......................................... 323.4 The ratio of M1/M2a is decreased in adalimumab-treated U937 macrophages ...................

..................................................... 333.5 Selective activation of STAT1 and Mrc1 in M1 and M2 macrophages, respectively ............................................................ 333.6 IRF-1 expression and activity were decreased in M1 cells after adalimumab treatment, but was no

t altered in M2 cells ............... 343.7 TNF-α inhibitor (adalimumab) inhibits M1 macrophage polarization independent of STAT1 and IRF-1 activation ........... 353.8 Increased numbers of M1 and M2 macrophages in psoriatic skin lesions resumed to baseline after a successful treatment with adalimum

ab ........................................................... 35 3.9 Subject demographics of PsA patients, patients with psoriasis and HCs .......................................................................... 363.10 Upregulation of miR-146a-5p in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients .............

...................................................................... 373.11 qRT-PCR coupled with machine learning identified miR-146a-5p as an early predictor for PsA ................................... 373.12 The increased osteoclast differentiation and enhanced bone resorption activity in PsA pa

tients are abrogated by RNA interference against miR-146a-5p ................................................. 383.13 miR-146a-5p expression was reduced in CD14 + cells of PsA patients in clinical remission ................................................. 393.14 miR-146a-5p expression was correlate

d to CRP level in PsA patients ........................................................................................... 393.15 Subjects for validation of candidate microRNAs from NGS study in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients, patients with psoriasis and HCs ......................................

.................................... 403.16 Upregulation of miR-941 in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients by qRT-PCR, with support vector machine learning, identified miR-941 as an early predictor for PsA .......................... 413.17 Enhanced osteoclast activation and bone resorption in PsA pati

ents with increased miR-941 expression ................................. 423.18 miR-941 inhibition abolished the osteoclast activation and functional resorption in PsA patients ............................................ 423.19 miR-941 inhibits WNT16 expression in CD14+ monocytes, and then contribu

tes to active osteoclastogenesis independent of miR-146a-5p ......................................................... 433.20 The enhanced miR-941 expression was reduced in CD14+ cells from PsA patients after successful biologics treatment ........ 453.21 Increased WNT5A expression in monocytes-deriv

ed osteoclasts ex vivo and osteoclasts of destructive joint in PsA patients ................................................................................... 453.22 TNF-α upregulated the expression of WNT5A in CD14+ monocytes-derived osteoclast from PsA, while active osteoclastogenesis and RANK ex

pression is independent from WNT5A interference ..................................................................... 463.23 WNT5A selectively upregulated the production MCP-1 in monocyte derived osteoclast of PsA patients, while both xiiproductionof CXCL1 and CXCL16 are independent from WNT5A pathw

ay .......................................................................... 483.24 TNF-α increased the WNT5A expression and MCP-1 production in THP-1 cells derived osteoclasts .............................. 493.25 Supernatants from osteoclasts of PsA patients recruited more osteoclast precursors w

ere reversed by MCP-1 inhibitor ............. 513.26 Both WNT5A expression and MCP-1 production from CD14+ derived osteoclasts of PsA patients decreased after TNF-α inhibitors ............................................................................ 52Chapter 4. Discussion .......................

........................................................ 544.1 Preferential M1 macrophage polarization in psoriasis .................... 544.1.1 The ratio of M1/M2 macrophage correlated with the disease severity of psoriasis .................................................... 544.1.2 TNF-α blocker

inhibits M1 macrophage polarization through a STAT1- and IRF-1-independent pathway .............. 554.1.3 Increased infiltrations of M1 and M2 macrophages in psoriatic skin may explain complex cytokines stimulations from the local microenvironment ........................................... 564.2 Bo

th miR-941 and miR-146a-5p from CD14+ monocytes serve as potential diagnostic biomarker for PsA ........................... 574.2.1 The interference of miR-941 and miR-146a-5p in CD14+ monocytes resumed active osteoclastogenesis and resorption activity in PsA ........................................

............... 584.2.2 The interference of miR-941 and miR-146a-5p may serve as a potential treatment target in PsA ............................ 594.2.3 MiR-941 inhibited osteoclastogenesis via WNT16 repression in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients ............... 594.3 Increased expression of WNT5A

in monocytes-derived osteoclasts in PsA patients ...................................................... 604.3.1 TNF-α upregulated the expression of WNT5A in CD14+ monocyte-derived osteoclast in PsA ....................................... 614.3.2 Increased MCP-1 production from CD14+ monocyte-derive

d osteoclast could be reversed by WNT5A inhibitor .................................................................... 624.3.3 Anti-TNF-α agents decreased the recruitment of osteoclast precursors through WNT5A and MCP-1 inhibition .....................................................................

............ 64Chapter 5. Conclusions and Future Researches ....................................... 66Figures….. ................................................................................................ 69Tables……. ..............................................................................

............... 121References.. ............................................................................................. 130Appendix… ............................................................................................. 145Bibliography ...................................................

..................................... 146Approval of human study .................................................................... 151Answers to opinions of Oral Defense Committee .............................. 155List of figuresFigure 1. The study design for the role of CD14+monocyte-derived mac

rophage polarization in the pathogenesis of psoriasis vulgaris. .............................................................................. 70Figure 2. The study design for the role of microRNAs in CD14+ monocyte-derived osteoclast in the pathogenesis of PsA. . 71Figure 3. Macrophage polarization

phenotypes were analyzed by multi-color flow cytometry. ................................................ 72Figure 4. Increased level of M1-related cytokines from circulating CD14+ cells-derived M1-like macrophages. ...................... 73Figure 5. The ratio of M1/M2, M1/M2a, M1/M2b and M1/M2c wer

e higher in patients with psoriasis and the improved PASI score correlated significantly with the declined ratio of M1 to M2a after a successful treatment of adalimumab......................................................................... 74Figure 6. TNF-α blockage inhibited the increased ratio o

f M1/M2a in IFN-γ and TNF-α-treated cells (M1 macrophage). .............................................................. 76Figure 7. TNF-α blockage inhibited the expression of IRF-1 induced by IFN-γ and TNF-α (M1 polarization). ............... 79Figure 8. TNF-α inhibitor suppressed M1 macrophage po

larization, which was independent of STAT1 and IRF-1 activation. .. 81Figure 9. The increasing numbers of M1 and M2 macrophages in psoriatic lesions were resumed to baseline after a clinically successful treatment with adalimumab. .............. 83Figure 10. Expression of miR146a-5p is higher in CD1

4+ monocytes from PsA patients than HCs. .............................................. 85Figure 11. Increased expression of miR-146a-5p in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients, validation by qRT-PCR, and demonstration of utility by support vector machine analysis. .....................................

......................................... 86Figure 12. Both preferential osteoclast differentiation and bone resorption activity in PsA patients were abrogated with miR-146a-5p inhibitor. .............................. 88Figure 13. CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients showed reduced expression of miR-1

46a-5p following successful treatment. ............................................................................................ 90Figure 14. The expression of miR-146a-5p in CD14+ monocytes of PsA patients is correlated to the CRP level ........................ 92Figure 15. High expression of mi

R-941 in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients. ....................................................................... 94Figure 16. PsA patients with higher miR-941 expression demonstrated increased osteoclast differentiation potential and resorption activity derived from CD14+ monocytes. .............

............. 96Figure 17. miR-941 inhibitor reversed osteoclast differentiation and bone resorption activity in patients with PsA. .................... 98Figure 18. miR-941 inhibits osteoclastogenesis and negatively regulates WNT16 independent of miR-146a-5p. ............. 100Figure 19. Reduced miR

-941 expression in CD14 + monocytes from PsA patients after successful biologic treatment. ............. 102Figure 20. Increased expression of WNT5A in peripheral CD14+ monocytes derived osteoclasts and osteoclasts of destructive joints from PsA patients. ................................ 103Figure 2

1. TNF-α upregulated the expression of WNT5A in CD14+ monocytes derived osteoclast from PsA, while active xviosteoclastogenesisand RANK expression is independent from WNT5A interference. .......................... 109Figure 22. WNT5A selective upregulated the production of MCP-1, while the expressio

n of CXCL1 and CXCL16 are independent from WNT5A inhibitor. ............................... 111Figure 23. TNF-α increased the expression of WNT5A in THP-1 cells derived osteoclasts. ................................................... 113Figure 24. High number of osteoclasts precursors were recruited

by culture supernatant of CD14+ monocytes derived osteoclasts from PsA patients could be reversed by MCP-1 antibody. .............................................................. 115Figure 25. Anti-TNF-α agents inhibit the expression of WNT5A and production of MCP-1 from supernatants of CD14+ deri

ved osteoclast in PsA patients. ................................... 117Figure 26. The regulatory mechanism of macrophage and osteoclast in the pathogenesis of psoriasis vulgaris and PsA. ................................................................................... 119List of tablesTable 1. The

primers sequence used in qRT-PCR ................................. 122Table 2. Demographics of patients with psoriasis and healthy controls ................................................................. 125Table 3. Demographics and clinical characteristics of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) patients,

psoriatic patients without arthritis and healthy controls ............................................ 127Table 4. The expression levels of miR-146a-5p in CD14+ monocytes from PsA patients and healthy controls (HCs) were measured by qRT-PCR. The Delta Ct values were standardized with the Ct values o

f internal Normal U6. .......................................................... 128Table 5. Demographics of psoriatic arthritis patients (PsA), psoriatic patients without arthritis (PsO), and healthy controls (HCs) ............................................... 129