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예방의학회지(1997년)에 게재된 원저논문 영문초록의 질 평가
박종구,김춘배,Park, Jong-Ku,Hannibal, Desmond,Kim, Chun-Bae 대한예방의학회 1999 Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health Vol.32 No.1
Objectives. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the quality of abstracts of original articles. Methods. This subjects selected total 63 abstracts of the original articles of the Korean Journal of Preventive Medicine in 1997. The quality of abstracts was measured against a checklist of evaluation criteria, which were divided into eight categories and the numbers of inappropriate words (including grammar) according to criterionbased survey. A score for each abstract was obtained by dividing the number of criteria presented by the number applicable. The overall mean score was also determined. Results. The overall mean score of abstract quality was 0.55 out of 1. Of the abstracts subject selection 83% didn't include specific technical descriptors. Of those that gave conclusions 92% didn't address study limitations and 78% made no recommendations for future study. The overall mean number of inappropriate usage of words (including grammar) per abstract was 14.1. The overall mean number of English words was 283. In the multiple regression analyses, the research career of the first author and the number of English words to the number of inappropriate usage of words were statistically significant. Also, in the secondary regression model, the number of English words to the quality score of abstract was only statistically significant. Conclusions. Most of the abstracts provided some information pertaining to each evaluation criterion. However, they did not provide sufficient details to enhance the reader's understanding of the article. On the basis of the study the abstracts need improvement in its description of the reported subject selection, statements of limitations and recommendations, etc. The Korean Society for Preventive Medicine will recommend a proposal for more informative abstracts in Korean J Prey Med and will take into consideration the introduction of foreign review of abstracts. Future studies should address these issues and compare the quality of abstracts between different journals and their time of publication.
Cheon, Seon Ah,Bal, Jyotiranjan,Song, Yunkyoung,Hwang, Hai‐,min,Kim, Ah Ruem,Kang, Woo Kyu,Kang, Hyun Ah,Hannibal‐,Bach, Hans K.,Knudsen, Jens,Ejsing, Christer S.,Kim, Jeong‐,Yoon Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2012 Molecular microbiology Vol.83 No.4
<P><B>Summary</B></P><P>Lag1p and Lac1p catalyse ceramide synthesis in <I>Saccharomyces cerevisiae.</I> This study shows that Lag1 family proteins are generally required for polarized growth in hemiascomycetous yeast. However, in contrast to <I>S. cerevisiae</I> where these proteins are functionally redundant, <I>C. albicans</I> Lag1p (CaLag1p) and Lac1p (CaLac1p) are functionally distinct. Lack of CaLag1p, but not CaLac1p, caused severe defects in the growth and hyphal morphogenesis of <I>C. albicans</I>. Deletion of <I>CaLAG1</I> decreased expression of the hypha‐specific <I>HWP1</I> and <I>ECE1</I> genes. Moreover, overexpression of <I>CaLAG1</I> induced pseudohyphal growth in this organism under non‐hypha‐inducing conditions, suggesting that CaLag1p is necessary for relaying signals to induce hypha‐specific gene expression. Analysis of ceramide and sphingolipid composition revealed that CaLag1p predominantly synthesizes ceramides with C24:0/C26:0 fatty acid moieties, which are involved in generating inositol‐containing sphingolipids, whereas CaLac1p produces ceramides with C18:0 fatty acid moieties, which are precursors for glucosylsphingolipids. Thus, our study demonstrates that CaLag1p and CaLac1p have distinct substrate specificities and physiological roles in <I>C. albicans</I>.</P>