The paper is concerned with a small group of anonymous treatises, located together in the Ms. 524 of the Corpus Christi College Library in Cambridge on fol. 112r to 131v. How these treatises are connected together through their common structure and subject matter and how they create one consistent group is examined. Particular attention is paid to the brief treatise Effectus adventus Domini (On the Effects of the Entry of the Lord <into the Soul>), which is remarkable for its elaborate structure and colourful narrative of the individual effects. The treatise is compared with similar texts as well and an edition of the treatise is provided at the end of the paper. and Jan Odstrčilík.
V posledních několika letech se velice často diskutuje vliv inzulinu podobného růstového faktoru 1 (IGF1, insulin-like growth factor 1, somatomedin) a jeho vazebných proteinů na vznik a rozvoj nádorových onemocnění. Od počátku 80. let minulého století bylo provedeno mnoho experimentů a studií na toto téma. Tyto poznatky nám umožnily pochopit fungování systému IGF1 a jeho roli v růstu, diferenciaci a přežívání buněk a ve svém konečném důsledku vedly k vývoji nejnovější generace onkologických léčiv. Přes významné úspěchy ve výzkumu fungování systému IGF1 není jasné jeho využití v nádorové diagnostice., The influence of IGF1 (insulin-like growth factor 1) and its binding proteins to the cancer incidence and development have been discussed recently. Since the early 80’s of the last century, many experiments and studies were carried out on this topic. These findings allow us to give an idea about the functioning of IGF1 and its role in the growth, differentiation and cell surviving. Our knowledge ultimately resulted in the development of the latest generation of oncological drugs. Despite of major achievements in research of IGF1, its place in tumor diagnosis is currently not so clear., Kučera R., Topolčan O., Fiala O., Šimánek V., and Literatura