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國立陽明交通大學 口腔生物研究所 黎萬君所指導 謝宜達的 探討粒線體基因體於頭頸癌化過程中所扮演的角色 （2021），提出TT&CO 台中關鍵因素是什麼，來自於頭頸癌、粒線體、代謝反轉。
而第二篇論文國立陽明交通大學 跨領域神經科學國際研究生博士學位學程 王桂馨、李怡萱所指導 王李馨的 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 （2021），提出因為有 核醣核酸結合蛋白MBNL2、蛋白分解酵素Calpain-2、神經興奮性毒性、肌強直型肌肉萎縮症、阿茲海默症、神經退化、核醣核酸剪接的重點而找出了 TT&CO 台中的解答。
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Manual Training: First Lessons in Woodworking
為了解決TT&CO 台中 的問題，作者Compton, Alfred G. 這樣論述：
MANUAL TRAINING FIRST LESSONS WOOD -MTOIIZIING PROFESSOR OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS IN THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, INSTRUCTOR IN CIIARGE OF 1114 WORKSHOPS OF THE COLLEGE, ARD AUTHOR OF 11 MANUAL OF LOGARITHMIC COMPUTATION IVISOK, BLAKEMAN, AND COAIPANY lpublfebera NEW YORK AND CHICAGQ 1888,
BY IVISON, BLAKERlAK CO. - PRESS OF HENRY H. CLARK CO., BOSTON. CORRECTIONS. ..- - . By mistake of the draughtsman several errors appear in the figures which should be corrected, as below Page 16, Fig. 7.-The end of the block should show concentric rings, not a spiral. It is shown correctly in this
figure. I, i 8 Page 75, Fig. 30.-The set ----A screw should be in the head of the gauge, not in the rod. It is shown correctly in the annexed cuts. Page 113, Fig. 49.-The last part of this figure should be changed to appear as below TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE PREFACE . a.. . 111 ZXTERIATS I, ESSON AS T
OOI, S SEEDED . vii I. Cutting tools - knife and hatchet crosscutting . . l 11. Knife and hatchet continued splittiilg whittling, 2nd hcving 111. Strength of wood . IV. The Cross-cut-saw . . 8 . 14 . 21 1. Shrinking, cracking and warping of tilnler 28 I . Working-sketches . 32 VII. Working-drawings
. . 38 VIII. Making a nailed box laying out tllc work 44 IX. Hammer and nails putting at box together . . 49 X. The same, continued taking apart . 54 XI. The Jaclr-plane . . 5s XII. The Smoothing-plane . . G8 XIII. Back-saw ancl hcnch-dog . . 75 XIV. The Chisel paring and chamfering characters of ci
ifferent woods . . S5 V BC. Tools and Materials required for the Course of Lessons in Wood-Working. I.-TOOLS, OPUE FOR EACH PUPIL. Pocket-knife, two blades. Lead pencil, No. 2. Marking-gauge. Cross-cut-saw, 22 inches long, 8 teeth to the inch. Rip-saw, 22 c 6 4 L 6 6 6 Tenon-saw, 14 6 6 12 t L 6 6 D
ove-tail-saw, 8 6 L 15 CL tt Try square, steel blade, 6 inches long. Hammer, weight 1 lb., handled. Mallet, 1 lb., handled. Two-foot folding rule, metric and English on opposite sides. Jack-plane, double-ironed. Smoothing-plane, double-ironed. Firmer chisel, one inch, pear-tree handle. L half-inch 6
6 6 6 6 6 quarter-inch 6 11.-TOOLS, ONE FOR EACH BENCH TWO PUPILS. Double bench, with closets. Bevel, blade 12 inches long. . . . v111 drlawivtrl Trctiwig. -- Oil-stone, in box. Oil-can, filled. Bench-dog, G inches by 12. Brace. Center-bit, inch. Screw-driver, inch. Brad-awls, A and 2. 111. - TOOLS
FOR EXCI1 CI, ASS. One chopping-block, 12 to 15 inches in dinlncter, 20 inches high. One dozen straight-edges, X 2 - 24, pine. Three glue-pots, 1 quart. Three glue-brushes. Two dozen hand-screws, 14 inches. L L L 6 6 6 6 9 Twenty pounds glue. Can of sperln-oil, 1 gallon. white shellac varnish, 1 ga
llon. One fore-plane. Three plows, with bits. One draw-knife. IV.-MATERIALS FOR EACH PUPIL. LESSON 1. - Stick of white pine, square, 10 long. Stick of pine or hemlock fire-wood, 2 feet long, 2 inches thick. LESSON 11. -Two pieces of pine, each X 2-6, one straight-grained the other crooked. Piece of
pine or hemlock fire-wood, six or eight inches X Manual fiaining. LESSON XXIV. -Half sheet sand-paper, nunlber 0. V. - MATERIALS OF ILLUSTRATION FOR EACH CLASS. Specilnen of fiher of hemp and flax for Lesson III., 11. 14. Iiece of rotund pine or spruce, about six inches long, wit11 bark on, for Less
on III., p. 16. Snlall testing-ilachine desirable hut not indispensable for Lesson III., p. 18. Piece or pieces of round timber, about 10 or 12 inches i11 diameter and 2 feet long, stripped of bark, showing character and direction of cracks or checks for Lcsson P, p. 31. Sinlilnr pieces cut into boa
rds, which are numbered and tied together, sltils included, in their proper places, for same. Block of valnut 5 X 34- - F, with hole in one end as in descriltion, p. 34, 35. Nailed box, 05 X S - 12, as figured on p. 3
探討粒線體基因體於頭頸癌化過程中所扮演的角色
為了解決TT&CO 台中 的問題，作者謝宜達 這樣論述：
近年來，許多研究指出腫瘤細胞的生成是由正常細胞中經由數種不同的因素交互作用積累，最終失去原有的恆定而衍生出別於正常細胞的狀態。當中包括致癌基因活化、抑癌基因失調、無效的細胞凋亡機制、細胞代謝路徑失調、免疫毒殺逃脫作用、血管新生、侵襲轉移能力增加以及異常加速的細胞分裂。在此研究中，我們將針對癌細胞內的代謝失調，透過內在因子調控代謝途徑，觀察該角色對於細胞內的機制是否能影響癌化過程。雖然不同部位的癌細胞所表現的代謝路徑差異相當大，然而當中以頭頸癌作為研究代謝路徑的文獻甚少。因此，本研究選用頭頸癌作為目標細胞，將粒線體轉錄因子A (Mitochondrion Transcriptional Fac
tor A, TFAM) 透過基因靜默或過度活化後，觀察頭頸癌細胞內的代謝及細胞惡性程度變化。結果顯示，在TFAM表現下降時，癌細胞的惡性程度與對照組相比有顯著上升的趨勢，反之，在過度表達的癌細胞中，其惡性程度則有趨緩的現象。另外，在具化療藥物抗性的頭頸癌細胞株中可發現粒線體DNA (mtDNA) 有表現下降的現象，指出mtDNA的套數及表現可能與癌細胞化療藥物的感受性有所關聯。在進一步釐清TFAM低下時所引發分子層面研究中，我們發現致癌基因MAPK-AKT-S6路徑有過度活化的情形，且在過度表現TFAM後可將原先活化的致癌基因及訊號活性抑制，證實此致癌機轉可能是扮演TFAM調節頭頸癌惡性程度
的分子路徑。另一方面，在TFAM低下時，可發現粒線體的膜電位、質量及呼吸作用皆有降低的現象；相反地，在糖解作用的途徑則被激活，表明癌細胞在TFAM表現改變的狀況下，會調整原先的代謝路徑使其可因應突發的改變，而此舉可能與惡性程度上升有所關係。除此之外，我們透過長期餵養致癌物之小鼠舌癌動物其舌頭組織進行轉錄體的分析發現：mtDNA的拷貝數會隨著餵養的時間增加而有所減少，顯示在癌化的過程當中，mtDNA數目的減少與其進展相關。同時，藉由分析臨床收取之頭頸癌病人病灶組織及其癌旁組織之mtDNA表現量，結果得知mtDNA表現量在人類頭頸癌癌化組織中與癌旁組織相比呈現下降趨勢，指出正常細胞癌化過程中，mt
DNA低下可能為重要的促癌角色。綜合以上實驗結果，本研究驗證了TFAM為頭頸部腫瘤的抑制因子，透過增加TFAM活性進而調控mtDNA的表現量可減緩頭頸癌癌化特性。並在動物實驗的模型或臨床組織中，發現mtDNA的表現量與癌化程度具負相關性。說明TFAM及mtDNA降低表現應可成為預測早期頭頸癌癌化之生物標記。
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TT&CO 台中 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