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1. 1962 October Edition of the Gong : The Gong, Vol. 35, No. 1 (Volume 35, Issue 1)

Author

Alderson, R. A., Cashman, S., Daly, P., Demoustier, C., Dowling, M., Fassero, F., Fisk, S., Fontenot, J., Gallagher, J., Howe, D., Helen, Sr. Janet, Julius, J., Klein, S., Kriegshauser, K., Letourneau, S., McDonnell, M. C., Mahoney, A., Peskorse, J., Puricelli, C., Renard, L., Robert, M., Roy, M., Schurk, S., Sheridan, S., Smith, M. V., Steinlage, M., Tlapek, P., Vatterott, M., Willman, V., Maryville University Archives, Schneider, Fran, Shaughnessy, Eileen, Howe, M., Kimble, A., Perry, A., and Shaughnessy, M.

Subjects
History, Education
Abstract

This edition of the Gong includes articles on the following titles: The Gong Pg. 1 "Children of Mary Give Workshop For Student Body" "Gratitude Follows Rev. Mother Lamy" "Ecumenical Year Increases Obligation of Excellence, Says College President" "Dedication of Dowling Memorial Library To Bring Noted Speakers to St. Louis" "Rev. Mother Stanley Superior At Maryville; Faculty Adds 11" "College Club Sponsors Bridge Party, Oct. 27" "Distinguished Scholars Give Honors Seminar" Pg. 2 "Success of Council Depends on Laity" "Ole Miss Muffs On Human Rights" "Five Original Art Objects Made Specially for College" "Mall Talk" "Best-Selling Biography Reveals Michelangelo's Multiform Genius" Pg. 3 "Scared? Perhaps, But Not for Long, Says Sue of Summer in Germany" "Fr. Ong, S. J., Speaks At CCICA Meeting" "Student Council Aims at Responsibility for All" "New Editors Direct College Publications" "Gay Yankee President Manifests Happy Blend of East, South Traits" "Students Honor Golden Jubilarian With 'Marriage of St. Francis'" "Personnel Women, Counselors Meet" "Alumnae Group Plan Sophomore Barbeque" "Kent Addison Speaks On Contemporary Art" Pg. 4 "Conventions Probe Necessity For Community Awareness" "Fall Program Opens With 8 New Courses" "Woman's Role to Form Other Christs, Says Theologian" "St. Louis Craftsmen Present Art Exhibit" "Brilliant Colors, Modern Furnishings Accent New Offices, Rumpus Room" "Faculty Changes" "Reading Plays Newest Trend On Fall Stage" "New Riding Program Attracts Enthusiasts" "President's Address" Alumnae News Supplement Pg. 1 "R.I.P." "News of People You Should Know" "Weddings" "Religious News" Pg. 2 "Babies---Boys" "Babies---Girls"

Published
1962

2. 1962 February Edition of the Gon : The Gong, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Volume 34, Issue 4)

Author

Boland, A., Cooke, M., Dowling, M., Fallon, S., Fassero, F., Francis, J., Franz, S., Grindon, M., Grise, C., Guinan, P., Jouharian, J., Kasper, P., Kimble, A., Kreigshauser, K., Krygier, P., McCarthy, P., Murtaugh, H. J., O'Connell, K., Perry, A., Porter, G., Puricelli, C., Richie, S., Rodgers, T., Ruddick, F., Ryan, B., Scanlon, A., Schurk, S., Shaughnessy, M., Skinner, V., Simones, D., Tuthill, M., Yoch, K., Maryville University Archives, Schneider, Fran, Shaughnessy, Eileen, Corcoran, M., Howe, M., McNamee, M., O'Connell, K., and Wheeler, E.

Subjects
History, Education
Abstract

This edition of the Gong includes articles on the following titles: The Gong Pg. 1 "Noted Passionist Will Speak Here On Biblical Study" "Semester Brings New Instructors" "2 Student Retreats Schedules for March" "Notre Dame, Maryville Glee Clubs Offer Joint Concert at Villa Tomorrow Night" "Corporations Help Drive for Funds" Gala Weekend Promises Fun With Parents" "Catholic Colleges Plan Program Co-ordination" "Sodality Sponsors 'Project Love', Makes First Communion Dresses" Pg. 2 "Goldwater at Low Ebb in College Poll" "Constitutional Amendments Will Stabilize Government" "Aggression or Liberation?--Goan Views Nehru Policies" "Mall Talk" "How Did You Like "Franny and Zooey"" "The Gong Staff" Pg. 3 "Brazilian Missionary Sends Suggestions To Lay Volunteers for Latin America" "General Office Plays Do-It-All Roles for College Paper Work" ""They're Slow, But Very Lovable," Says Student Teach Mary Kay" "Kenya Students..." "ACCW Workshop Held at Maryville" "College Club to Have Day of Recollection" Pg. 4 "Dom Columba Speaks Here on Socialism" "Mardi Gras Fete Will Help Finance College Yearbook" "Theater Group Traces Drama Development" "Family Spirit From General Co-operation Best Value of Concert, Says Director" "Varsity Schedules 2 B-Ball Games With Area Teams" "African Bishop of Most Recent RSCJ Mission Says Money to Educate Priests Is Chief Need" "Maryville to Begin CCD Instructions" Alumnae News Supplement Pg. 1 "2 Alumnae in South America" "Religious News" "Weddings" "Alumnae Family Receive Honors" "R.I.P" "Maryville Calendar" "DES Elects New Officers, Discusses American Culture" Pg. 2 "People You Know..." "Alumnae News Supplement Staff" Pg. 3 "People You Know..." (Continued) "3 Alumnae Speak To Student Body At Assembly" Pg. 4 "The Alumnae Office" "Baby Girls" "Baby Boys" "Many Thanks..." "The Desloges in Merrie Olde Middlesex" "If anyone has any information on the following alumnae, please send it in..."

Published
1962

3. Cyclosporine A delays wound healing and apoptosis and suppresses activin beta-A expression in rats.

Author

Petri JB, Schurk S, Gebauer S, and Haustein UF

Subjects
Animals, Apoptosis immunology, Disease Models, Animal, Drug Evaluation, Preclinical, Fibroblasts drug effects, Granulation Tissue drug effects, Granulation Tissue immunology, Male, Rats, Rats, Wistar, Time Factors, Wound Healing immunology, Activins, Apoptosis drug effects, Cyclosporine pharmacology, Immunosuppressive Agents pharmacology, Oligopeptides, Peptides drug effects, Wound Healing drug effects
Abstract

Cyclosporine A is a powerful immunosuppressive agent which is widely used for the prevention of allograft rejection and for the treatment of autoimmune diseases. Clinical and experimental data show that it may also act on connective tissue. We investigated the influence of cyclosporine A on granulation tissue formation and wound healing. Using an in vitro approach, we followed the time course of rat dermal fibroblasts during wound repair. Granulation fibroblasts were compared to dermal fibroblasts flow cytometrically and by mRNA analysis with respect to the expression of procollagen alpha1(I), integrin beta1, interleukin-6, transforming growth factor beta1, keratinocyte growth factor and activin betaA. The most pronounced effect in cyclosporine-treated rats was the strong down-regulation of activin beta expression. In cryo-sections of granulation tissue from the same rats, the distribution and expression intensity of intercellular adhesion molecule and its receptors were investigated by immunohistology. Clearly, a time course was detectable. Tissue from CsA-treated animals showed a delay of three days compared to untreated animals. Apoptosis was also delayed in CsA-treated rats by around three days. Furthermore, we investigated the effect of CsA on the expression of collagen alpha1(I), fibronectin and matrix metalloprotease 1 genes in dermal fibroblasts from untreated donors. No changes in the mRNA steady state levels of these genes were revealed after direct addition of different doses of CsA to fibroblast cultures. Our data suggest that CsA may interfere with the complicated net of interactions between connective tissue and the immune system by down-regulation of the inflammatory phase by modulation of cytokines and a subsequent delay of tissue repair.

Published
1998

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