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Articles by Susan Briscoe
Larval diet drives remodelling of the peritrophic matrix in the Australian sheep blowfly and influences vaccine efficacy
Abstract Flystrike, the infestation of the skin by larvae of predominately Australian Sheep Blowfly on Sheep, costs the Australian sheep industry more than $320 million annually. The peritrophic matrix (PM) is a chitin–protein barrier lining the insect midgut that is essential for digestion, protection, and host–parasite interactions. In Lucilia cuprina larvae, the PM is also a proven vaccine target, yet how diet influences its molecular composition remains unclear.
21 originálních patchworkových tašek
O knize 21 originálních patchworkových tašek Kniha přináší výběr patchworkových tašek pro všechny příležitosti do práce i pro zábavu. Naleznete tu návod jak si zhotovit tašky na nákup, do školy, na procházky, na večírek, pro vaše quiltovací pomůcky nebo prostě takové, jaké se hodí k vašim oblíbeným riflím. S přehlednými popisy, fotografiemi a nákresy si je zvládne vytvořit i začátečník, zkušenější si mohou vyzkoušet nové techniky nebo se vrátit k těm oblíbeným.
Sashiko: japonská technika prošívání
O knize Sashiko: japonská technika prošívání Sashiko je tradiční japonská technika, která využívá jednoduchých stehů k vytvoření dekorativních vzorů ideálních pro patchwork, quilting a vyšívání. Po obeznámení s pomůckami a základy této techniky se dozvíte jak vytvořit více než 90 vzorů. Postupy jsou popsány krok za krokem pomocí fotografií a nákresů. Jednotlivé vzory pak využijete ve 33 projektech, v nichž si zhotovíte např. prostírání, blahopřání, tašku či polštář.
I Am Dying From Terminal Cancer. Here's What It's Taught Me About Living.
Sparkling bright and eight months pregnant, my French-speaking surgeon in Montreal, Quebec, was perhaps more direct than she would have been in her native language. She’d just removed my uterus and everything else that I could spare from my abdomen, but she was reporting on what she hadn’t been able to remove of the sarcoma that had, in just the weeks waiting for surgery, spread beyond hope in my belly. “You will die of this,” she told me matter-of-factly.
I Am Dying From Terminal Cancer. Here's What It's Taught Me About Living.
S usan, with her hair mostly out from chemo, and her sons Oliver (left) and Nathan (right) at Nathan's graduation from the National Circus School (background). Sparkling bright and eight months pregnant, my French-speaking surgeon in Montreal, Quebec, was perhaps more direct than she would have been in her native language.
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