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Tard o d'hora algun il·luminat us dirà això. I no, l'idioma colonial no és el que ens uneix entre catalans, doncs a l'Estat espanyol ens han imposat per imperatiu legal l'idioma de Castella, a França ens han imposat el francès, i Andorra és l'únic Estat on no se'ns imposen idiomes forans.
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Gut Mapping
Our gut is a complex and diverse organ made up of many specialised compartments and cell types. But how the colon changes when healing after injury, for example with inflammatory bowel diseases, isn’t understood. Researchers compared the colons of healthy mice (left column) with those who had been suffering with colitis – an inflammation of the colon – for a week followed by a week to heal from the damage (right column; colons have been furled like ‘Swiss rolls’). Histological staining shows the structures of the colon (top row), but the researchers then used a technique called spatial transcriptomics to map what genes were active in each section of the colon during the healing response (bottom row). This ‘gut map’ is a useful tool to further study the specific genes and signalling pathways identified that may play pivotal roles in response to damage in certain regions of the gut.
Written by Sophie Arthur
Image from work by Sara M. Parigi, Ludvig Larsson and Srustidhar Das, and colleagues
Division of Immunology and Allergy, Department of Medicine Solna, Karolinska Institute and University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in Nature Communications, February 2022
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6 avril 1815 : rétrocession de l’île Bourbon (La Réunion) à la France ➽ https://bit.ly/2SUldOq Découverte au XVIe siècle par des navigateurs portugais qui n’y implantèrent aucune colonie, la future île Bourbon devint possession du roi de France un siècle plus tard, et devint bientôt une étape incontournable pour les navires faisant route vers Madagascar
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