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• 61. [Article] Humanism in the Digital Age

  The importance of writing and reading in Humanist Studies from manuscript to digital culture.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Humanism in the Digital Age Author: Lollini, Massimo, 1954- Year: 2011 The importance of writing and reading in Humanist Studies from manuscript to digital culture. Title: Humanism in the Digital Age Author: Lollini, Massimo, 1954- Year: 2011 The importance of writing and reading in Humanist Studies from manuscript to digital culture. Close

• 62. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0150

  	Wolf confronting a large ibex (Bronze Age); argali partially lost under lichen (Iron Age).; Bronze Age; Iron Age; Uncertain
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0150 Year: 2003 Wolf confronting a large ibex (Bronze Age); argali partially lost under lichen (Iron Age).; Bronze Age; Iron Age; Uncertain Title: RA_PETR_TG_0150 Year: 2003 Wolf confronting a large ibex (Bronze Age); argali partially lost under lichen (Iron Age).; Bronze Age; Iron Age; Uncertain Close

• 63. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0305

  	Split slab seen here inverted: below, small running animals including ibex and wolves from the Bronze Age; above, crude images from the Iron Age.; Bronze Age; Iron Age; varied
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0305 Year: 2003 Split slab seen here inverted: below, small running animals including ibex and wolves from the Bronze Age; above, crude images from the Iron Age.; Bronze Age; Iron Age; varied Title: RA_PETR_TG_0305 Year: 2003 Split slab seen here inverted: below, small running animals including ibex and wolves from the Bronze Age; above, crude images from the Iron Age.; Bronze Age; Iron Age; varied Close

• 64. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0646

  	Scraped surface with old elk, deeply pecked argali, Iron Age goat, and stylized stag (far right).; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Iron Age
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0646 Year: 2000 Scraped surface with old elk, deeply pecked argali, Iron Age goat, and stylized stag (far right).; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Iron Age Title: RA_PETR_TG_0646 Year: 2000 Scraped surface with old elk, deeply pecked argali, Iron Age goat, and stylized stag (far right).; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Iron Age Close

• 65. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0120

  	Boulder with Bronze Age ibex on side, Iron Age syncretic stag and other animals on upper surface.; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0120 Year: 2001 Boulder with Bronze Age ibex on side, Iron Age syncretic stag and other animals on upper surface.; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Title: RA_PETR_TG_0120 Year: 2001 Boulder with Bronze Age ibex on side, Iron Age syncretic stag and other animals on upper surface.; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Close

• 66. [Image] VIEW_00010_KV

  	View down to Kazakh cemetery constructed from stones of Early Iron Age burial mounds and Bronze Age khirigsuur; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: VIEW_00010_KV Year: 2003 View down to Kazakh cemetery constructed from stones of Early Iron Age burial mounds and Bronze Age khirigsuur; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Title: VIEW_00010_KV Year: 2003 View down to Kazakh cemetery constructed from stones of Early Iron Age burial mounds and Bronze Age khirigsuur; Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Close

• 67. [Image] RA_PETR_OI_0435

  	Split boulder with two different scenes from two different periods. On the upper half, executed within broad frames, figures herding large bulls (Late Bronze Age); on the side, small running figures including ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_OI_0435 Year: 1998 Split boulder with two different scenes from two different periods. On the upper half, executed within broad frames, figures herding large bulls (Late Bronze Age); on the side, small running figures including wolves or dogs and stags (/Bronze Age).; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age Title: RA_PETR_OI_0435 Year: 1998 Split boulder with two different scenes from two different periods. On the upper half, executed within broad frames, figures herding large bulls (Late Bronze Age); on the side, small running figures including wolves or dogs and stags (/Bronze Age).; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age Close

• 68. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0554

  	Horizontal surface with several animals reflecting three different periods: a Bronze Age yak, below; a fine, stylized deer with exaggerated antlers, above; and a somewhat later, still whitish realistic ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0554 Year: 2000 Horizontal surface with several animals reflecting three different periods: a Bronze Age yak, below; a fine, stylized deer with exaggerated antlers, above; and a somewhat later, still whitish realistic elk on the right.; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Title: RA_PETR_TG_0554 Year: 2000 Horizontal surface with several animals reflecting three different periods: a Bronze Age yak, below; a fine, stylized deer with exaggerated antlers, above; and a somewhat later, still whitish realistic elk on the right.; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Early Iron Age Close

• 69. [Image] RA_PETR_TG_0757

  	Images on vertical surface of outcrop: small Bronze Age hunt below, with animal partially covered by lichen; fine Late Bronze Age animals above.; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RA_PETR_TG_0757 Year: 2004 Images on vertical surface of outcrop: small Bronze Age hunt below, with animal partially covered by lichen; fine Late Bronze Age animals above.; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age Title: RA_PETR_TG_0757 Year: 2004 Images on vertical surface of outcrop: small Bronze Age hunt below, with animal partially covered by lichen; fine Late Bronze Age animals above.; Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age Close

• 70. [Article] An Accumulation of Senescent Cells May Contribute to Chronic Inflammation of the Mammalian Liver

  The aging process is a biological phenomenon in mammals that heavily contributes to the onset of chronic diseases. While there are many theories that attempt to explain the biological onset of aging, one ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: An Accumulation of Senescent Cells May Contribute to Chronic Inflammation of the Mammalian Liver Author: Sugiyama, Aaron The aging process is a biological phenomenon in mammals that heavily contributes to the onset of chronic diseases. While there are many theories that attempt to explain the biological onset of aging, one emerging theory involves chronic inflammation. Chronic inflammation has been previously linked to several age-related diseases and is a known driver of chronic inflammation. To examine chronic inflammation and cellular senescence in the context of aging, we examined hepatocytes harvested from rat livers as a model. We found that rat hepatocytes not only undergo cellular senescence, but that senescent cells accumulate with age. This accumulation of senescent cells with age was also accompanied by a large increase in miR-146a and miR-155 (a seven fold and a forty-five fold change respectively) in the old rat exosomes, which indicate chronic inflammatory insult. These findings corroborate with our findings regarding an accumulation of senescent cells in the liver, and suggests that the liver undergoes an inflammatory stress. We then examined a possible treatment for cellular senescence: the drug known as dasatinib. Title: An Accumulation of Senescent Cells May Contribute to Chronic Inflammation of the Mammalian Liver Author: Sugiyama, Aaron The aging process is a biological phenomenon in mammals that heavily contributes to the onset of chronic diseases. While there are many theories that attempt to explain the biological onset of aging, one emerging theory involves chronic inflammation. Chronic inflammation has been previously linked to several age-related diseases and is a known driver of chronic inflammation. To examine chronic inflammation and cellular senescence in the context of aging, we examined hepatocytes harvested from rat livers as a model. We found that rat hepatocytes not only undergo cellular senescence, but that senescent cells accumulate with age. This accumulation of senescent cells with age was also accompanied by a large increase in miR-146a and miR-155 (a seven fold and a forty-five fold change respectively) in the old rat exosomes, which indicate chronic inflammatory insult. These findings corroborate with our findings regarding an accumulation of senescent cells in the liver, and suggests that the liver undergoes an inflammatory stress. We then examined a possible treatment for cellular senescence: the drug known as dasatinib. Close