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1.
a. Disinfecting carts going out [during the plague, Harbin, February 1911]
b. [Group portrait] Taken 10 July …
c. Group of sisters and orphans waiting at St. Leopold’s [Catholic ceremony]

2. 
a. A search party [during the plague, Harbin]
b. [Dr. Wu Lien-teh working in his first plague laboratory,  January 1911]
c. [Group portrait]
d. [Chinese village people]
e. My Gun bearer [travel in Northwest China, 1910]
f.  [Uygur people and Han child in Northwest China, 1910]
g-h. [Portraits of men riding horses]

3.
a. [Kazak woman riding a horse in Northwest China, 1910]
b. [Woman and children]
c. [Children]
d. [Uygur family in Northwest China,1910]
e. [Man on a donkey]
f.  [Two females]
g. [Two policemen of Ching Chow]
h. [Children]

4.
a. [Children]
b. [Uygur girl]
c. [Uygur man]
d. [Child with dog]
e. [Elderly Kazak man]
f.  [Elderly man]
g. [Elderly woman]
h. [Young boy]
i. [Man riding a donkey]
j. [Man outside a residence]

5.
a. [Yamen runner (policeman)]
b. [Man with a book]
c. [A woman of Han nationality]
d. [Woman sitting outside a dwelling?]
e. [Man with cart]
f. [Ch’ant’ ou cake seller in main street of Ku che’en tzu. April]
g. [Elderly man]
h. [Elderly man]
i-j. [Group portraits]

6.
a. Two policemen of Ching Chow
b. [Soldier]
c. [Soldier]
d. [Man]
e. [Beggars]
f. [A Mongolian man in Northeast China]
g. [Man]
h. [An Uygur man]
i. Old woman and high wheeled cart, Hou Kou
j. [Carts with baskets]

7.
a. [Emperor Xuan Tong (1st on the right), Prime Minister (centre), the son of Prince Chun Qin (held by Prime Minister)]
b. [Christian group (female)] Wei Hsien
c. [Japanese postcard illustrating a Korean labourer]
d-f. [New Army officers in uniform]
e. [Group portrait of children with one adult]
g. [Korean girls]

8.
a-b. [Couple outside a residence]
c. [A minority boy in Southwest China]
d. [New Army officers in uniform]
e. [Snapshot of man in western clothes]
f. [Japanese couple]
g. Monument in Tai Ku [Christians at the front of a monument in Tai Ku, Shanxi Province]
h. [Two Western women riding donkeys with their guides]

9.
Typical old lady of Yunnan and her grandchildren

10.
[Mandarins with Yin Kuang (1836-1918) (centre), Na Tung (2nd from right side in the 1st row)]

11.
a. [Mandarins with Chu Hung-chi (a native of Shanhua human Province), 3rd from the left in the 1st row]
b. [Duke Lan]
[Duke Lan was exiled to Xinjiang after the Boxer War. Morrison called on him during the trip to the Northwest in 1910]

12.
[Mandarins with Chu Hung-chi (a native of Shanhua human Province), 3rd from the left in the 1st row]

13.
[Mandarins with Yin Kuang (1836-1918) (centre), Na Tung (2nd from right side in the 1st row)]

14. 
a. [Portrait of 2 men]
b. [2 Mongolian girls]
c. Tang Shou Chien, General of Chekiang [postcard]
d. [Group photograph with Sir Claude MacDonald (2nd row, centre) and customs volunteers after the siege]
e. [Yuan Shi-Kai taking up his post as the provisional President of the Republic of China in 1912]

15.
a. [Hu Yu-fen meeting Prince Henri at Ma Chia-pu Station]
b. [Snapshot of  man with dogs & cat]
c. [Studio portrait of a Mandarin]

16.
a. [Snapshot of a Mandarin]
b. Mongolian Army training
c. [Snapshot of a man]
d. [Group portrait of Mandarins]
 
17.
a. [Highest ranking officers of the Relief Force in Peking, 1900]
b. [Mongolian armed force]
c. Group of Officials [Foreign missionaries with Chinese gentlemen]

18.
a. [Yuan Shi-Kai]
b. Chinese girl, Kashgar
c. Lay and medical staff. Medical staff all in foreign clothes
[Chinese and Western gentlemen]
d. [Foreign soldiers in Peking, 1900 during the Boxer Uprising with the gun known as 'the International'.] 
e. Mongol girl [prostitute, Jing Ying-hua]
f. [Group portrait]

19.
Detachment of 33 students sent to Japan by Govt. 
[Shansi University students and their teachers, 1907]

Item 28: Portraits of unidentified Asians, ca 1900-1920 / photographs from the papers of George Ernest Morrison

It has been estimated that up to 30% of detectable polyps in patients regress spontaneously. One major challenge in the evaluation of effective therapy of cancer is the readout for tumor regression and favorable biological response to therapy. Inducible near infra-red (NIR) fluorescent probes were utilized to visualize intestinal polyps of mice hemizygous for a novel truncation of the Adenomatous Polyposis coli (APC) gene. Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy in live mice allowed visualization of cathepsin activity in richly vascularized benign dysplastic lesions. Using biotinylated suicide inhibitors we quantified increased activities of the Cathepsin B & Z in the polyps. More than (3/4) of the probe signal was localized in CD11b(+)Gr1(+) myeloid derived suppressor cells (MDSC) and CD11b(+)F4/80(+) macrophages infiltrating the lesions. Polyposis was attenuated through genetic ablation of cathepsin B, and suppressed by neutralization of TNFalpha in mice. In both cases, diminished probe signal was accounted for by loss of MDSC. Thus, in vivo NIR imaging of focal cathepsin activity reveals inflammatory reactions etiologically linked with cancer progression and is a suitable approach for monitoring response to therapy.

PloS one, 2008-08, Vol.3 (8), p.e2916-e2916

Live Imaging of Cysteine-Cathepsin Activity Reveals Dynamics of Focal Inflammation, Angiogenesis, and Polyp Growth

PloS one, 2008-10, Vol.3 (10)

Correction: Live Imaging of Cysteine-Cathepsin Activity Reveals Dynamics of Focal Inflammation, Angiogenesis, and Polyp Growth

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Item 28: Portraits of unidentified Asians, ca 1900-1920 / photographs from the papers of George Ernest Morrison

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Live Imaging of Cysteine-Cathepsin Activity Reveals Dynamics of Focal Inflammation, Angiogenesis, and Polyp Growth

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Correction: Live Imaging of Cysteine-Cathepsin Activity Reveals Dynamics of Focal Inflammation, Angiogenesis, and Polyp Growth

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