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This Is My Dad

為了解決ps app的問題，作者Powell, Dimity 這樣論述：

Dimity Powell writes for children because she would secretly love to be one again. To support this fantasy she produces sometimes silly, sometimes sad, always sparkly stories for school magazines, anthologies, online apps as creative digital content, and as junior novels and picture books. Many of h

er stories have been shortlisted or won awards including her digital narrative, The Chapel of Unlove for the Story City App, shortlisted for the Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards 2016. Two of her picture books feature on the Kindergo App and appear as part of Virgin Australia’s Inflight Child

ren’s Entertainment Program. PS Who Stole Santa’s Mail? filled the Christmas stockings of children everywhere for the first time in 2012. At the End of Holyrood Lane is her second picture book with EK Books. The Fix-It Man, also illustrated by Nicky Johnston, debuted in 2017. Dimity is also Managing

Editor of highly respected children’s literature website Kids’ Book Review, and a Books in Homes role model. Her past adventures include skiing the French Alps, Kombiing around a quarter of Australia, spotting manatees in Florida, and getting lost in the Bermuda Triangle. She’s tried a few grown-up

jobs, but thinks it’s more fun writing for children now because she believes that great stories -- like ice-cream -- are life essentials. One day, she would love to travel to Lapland and meet Santa for real.Nicky Johnston is an educator, speaker and author/illustrator of children’s books. She enjoy

s every aspect of creating books for kids, especially illustration. Nicky’s illustration style is often described as whimsical, emotive, soft and expressive. She is passionate about promoting emotional resilience in children and raising awareness of mental health issues. Nicky’s love of teaching see

s her busy with school visits to share her journey of becoming an author and illustrator, and to show children the process of creating a book using excerpts of her work. She also presents at workshops and conferences. As well as teaching, Nicky works from home writing and illustrating in her art stu

dio, and has contributed to 16 books including At the End of Holyrood Lane(EK Books, 2018), The Fix-It Man (EK Books 2017), Saying Goodbye to Barkley (EK Books, 2019), The Incredibly Busy Mind of Bowen Bartholomew Crisp (with Paul Russell, 2021, EK Books) and Upside-Down Friday (EK Books, 2021).

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研究穩定抗生物分子沾黏材料之分子結構設計、改質程序建構及生物醫學應用

為了解決ps app的問題，作者唐碩禧 這樣論述：

　　自二戰時期到現在，生物惰性材料已發展超過80個年頭，科學家們已了解到利用氫鍵受體或是雙離子結構，可產生厚實的水合層來屏蔽生物分子。然而，進行生物惰性的改質時，由於表面自由能與粗糙度的影響，會讓改質劑難以良好地附著在材料表面上，並在乾燥過程中產生皺縮甚至龜裂的現象。此外，目前的化學接枝方式不但程序繁瑣又耗時，使用藥劑又對環境不友善。而更令人煩惱的是，目前絕大多數的改質劑都是使用具有酯類或是醯胺類官能基的壓克力材料，對於長時間在生物環境中使用會有水解的疑慮，進而導致使用壽命減少的風險產生。　　因此，本論文將分別著重在－改質物的附著性提升、快速化學接枝、抗水解之生物惰性結構設計等三部份進行探討

。以期望未來的生醫材料之設計與生產，能夠朝向穩定而快速的改質以及耐用來發展。　　本論文第一部份使用常壓空氣電漿進行5分鐘的表面活化，使表面氧元素增加24倍，並大幅降低改質物PS-co-PEGMA的聚集現象。而超音波微粒噴塗技術不但可精確控制改質密度達0.01 mg/cm2，且當達到0.3 mg/cm2時，表面即被改質物完整覆蓋。以此技術進行生化檢測盤改質，可提升8倍的檢測靈敏度，使試劑即便稀釋128倍，仍具有高度辨識性。　　本論文第二部份使用親水性雙離子環氧樹脂Poly(GMA-co-SBMA)搭配UV光固化技術，可使每平方公尺的PET不織布纖維薄膜僅需11.5 g的高分子，並照光不到30分鐘

，即可降低近8成的血液貼附及9成的細胞貼附。未來對於PU及PEEK的改質，或是應用在微流道及微型晶片實驗室之領域，這種一步驟快速化學接枝的清潔製程，具有相當大的應用潛力。　　本論文第三部份使用非壓克力型雙離子高分子zP(S-co-4VP)，對材料進行快速的自組裝塗佈改質。不但可降低98%的細菌與血液貼附量，且經過高溫濕式滅菌後的細菌貼附量僅上升74%，而壓克力型雙離子高分子P(S-co-SBMA)卻增加192%。這對於未來在發酵產業、反覆滅菌、長時間使用等需求來說，具有相當大的應用潛力。

Arduino步進馬達控制

為了解決ps app的問題，作者曹永忠,許智誠,蔡英德 這樣論述：

　　本書針對目前學習上的盲點，希望透過現有產品的產品解析，透過產品簡單的拆解，以逆向工程的手法，將目前已有產品拆解之後，將核心控制系統之軟硬體，透過簡單易學的Arduino單晶片與C語言，重新設計出原有產品之核心控制系統，進而改進、加強、升級其控制方法。如此一來，因為學子們已經對原有產品有深入了解，在進行『重製核心控制系統』過程之中，可以很有把握的了解自己正在進行什麼，而非針對許多邏輯化的需求進行開發。   　　本書以市面常見的步進馬達為主要開發標的，我們身邊不乏許多的東西，只要能動的產品，都需要馬達來當作動力來源。以『步進馬達控制』為實驗主體，透過小型步進馬達控制到使用驅動模組來使用步進

馬達，來進行本書的內容，相信整個研發過程會更加了解。

探討在神經退化性疾病中調控核醣核酸結合蛋白MBNL2表現之機轉

為了解決ps app的問題，作者王李馨 這樣論述：

中文摘要 iAbstract iiContents iiiIntroduction 1Myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) 1Cerebral involvement of adult-onset DM1 2Genetic basis of DM1 4Molecular mechanism in DM1 4Mouse models of DM1 with expression of CUG repeats 6RNA-binding protein: Muscleblind-like (MBNL) family

8MBNL1 and MBNL2 knockout mice 9Calcium-dependent cysteine protease: Calpain 11Calpain-1 and -2 11Calpain-1 and -2 deficient mice 12Calpain-1 and -2 in neurodegeneration 13Alzheimer’s disease (AD) 14Disease stages of AD 14Clinical presentations of AD 15Brain atrophy of AD

15Two pathological hallmarks of AD 16The aims of the study 20Materials and methods 211. Animals 212. Primary hippocampal neuron culture, drug treatment, virus infection and transfection 213. Cell culture and transient transfection 234. Total protein extraction and sub

cellular fractionation 245. Immunoprecipitation (IP) 256. Immunoblotting analysis 257. RNA preparation, RT-PCR and splicing analysis 268. Immunofluorescence staining and immunohistochemistry 279. Quantification of fluorescent images of brain sections 2910. Quantif

ication of fluorescent images of neurons 3011. Antibodies 3012. Plasmids 3113. Statistical analysis 31Results 331. Characterize the role of MBNL2 in neuronal maturation1.1. MBNL2 is expressed postnatally and increased as neuronal maturation 331.2. MBNL2 expression

is required for promoting adult pattern of RNA processingand neuronal differentiation 342. Determine how neurodegenerative conditions reduce MBNL2 expression2.1. Glutamate-induced excitotoxicity reduces MBNL2 protein expression viaNMDAR activation 352.2. NMDAR-mediated Calpain-2 acti

vation causes MBNL2 protein degradation 362.3. Calcium-dependent nuclear translocation of CAPN2 is associated with reducedMBNL2 expression 382.4. Dysregulated calcium homeostasis reduces MBNL2 expression 392.5. Enhanced nuclear translocation of CAPN2 occurs in the EpA960/CamKII-Cre

brain 402.6. Enhanced nuclear translocation of CAPN2 in neurodegeneration recapitulates thefetal developmental pattern 413. Explore the possibility of the reduced MBNL2 expression associated re-induced fetalpattern of RNA processing as a common feature among neurodegenerative disorders3.

1. Enhanced nuclear translocation of CAPN2, reduced MBNL2 expression and associated aberrant MBNL2-regulated alternative splicing in the degenerative brains of AD 41Discussion 44Perspective 48References 49List of figuresFigure 1. MBNL2 is expressed postnatally and increased with bra

in maturation 64Figure 2. MBNL2 is expressed in the more differentiated cells during hippocampusmaturation 65Figure 3. MBNL2 is expressed ubiquitously in the adult mouse brain 66Figure 4. MBNL2 is expressed in the neurons, oligodendrocytes and astrocytes 67Figure 5. The knockdown

efficiency of MBNL2 shRNAs in cultured neurons 68Figure 6. The alternative splicing and polyadenylation of MBNL2 targets show a fetal to adult transition during neuronal differentiation 70Figure 7. MBNL2 depletion disrupts the developmental RNA processing transition in cultured neurons

71Figure 8. MBNL2 depletion impairs dendrite maturation in cultured neurons 72Figure 9. Glutamate treatment induces excitotoxicity in mature cultured neurons showing condensed nucleus 74Figure 10. Glutamate-induced excitotoxicity reduces MBNL2 protein level in mature cultured neurons 75

Figure 11. Glutamate reduces MBNL2 level via NMDAR activation in cultured neurons 77Figure 12. NMDAR-mediated MBNL2 reduction is calcium dependent 78Figure 13. The alternative splicing and polyadenylation of MBNL2 targets are disrupted in neurons treated with glutamate or NMDA 79Figure 14.

MBNL2 mRNA level is unchanged in cultured neurons treated with glutamate or NMDA 81Figure 15. MBNL2 protein is stable in the neurons 82Figure 16. NMDAR signaling-mediated MBNL2 reduction requires calpain activity incultured neurons 83Figure 17. Protein expression of CAPN1 and CAPN2 are alte

red in NMDA-treatedneurons 84Figure 18. MBNL2 binds to both CAPN1 and CAPN22 in HEK293 cells 85Figure 19. Knockdown efficiency of CAPN1 or CAPN2 shRNAs in neurons 86Figure 20. NMDAR-mediated calpain-2 activation causes MBNL2 degradation inneurons 87Figure 21. Depletion of CAPN2 preserves

MBNL2-regulated alternative splicing andpolyadenylation in neurons upon NMDA treatment 88Figure 22. CAPN2 is predominantly expressed in the cytoplasm of mature neurons 90Figure 23. NMDA treatment induces the nuclear translocation of CAPN2 in neurons 91Figure 24. NMDAR-mediated MBNL2 reduct

ion requires calpain-2 expression in thenucleus and cytoplasm of neurons 92Figure 25. NMDA-induced nuclear translocation of CAPN2 requires calcium 93Figure 26. Nuclear translocation of CAPN2 involves in MBNL2 degradation 94Figure 27. Dysregulated calcium homeostasis induces the nuclear tran

slocation of CAPN2 and reduced MBNL2 expression in neurons 95Figure 28. CAPN2 depletion preserves MBNL2 expression in the neurons with dysregulated calcium homeostasis 96Figure 29. Effect of CAPN2 depletion on the RNA processing pattern of MBNL2 targets in A23187-treated neurons 97Figure 30

. CAPN2 nuclear translocation is occurred in the EpA960/CaMKII-Cre mouse brains 98Figure 31. Nuclear-to-cytoplasmic distribution of CAPN2 during neuronal differentiation 99Figure 32. Nuclear translocation of CAPN2 occurs in the APP/PS1 and THY-Tau22brains 100Figure 33. Reduced MBNL2 express

ion in the APP/PS1 and THY-Tau22 brains 101Figure 34. Aberrant MBNL2-regulated alternative splicing in the APP/PS1 and THY-Tau22 brains 102