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The following box listings retain the original numbering of folders and items assigned by Helen Bersten.

BOX 10
1. Dentist’s ledger/cash book/patient register, 1915-1925, with slip inscribed ‘Sutherland’

2. ‘Personal’, 1943-1989 including correspondence, notes and printed material

3. ‘SL Personal’, including correspondence, articles, printed material,
and folder with ephemera from Centenary of Dental Education in NSW function, 16 Mar. 2001

4. The Dental Cosmos, 75th anniversary issue, Jan. 1934 

5. Artificial Dentures of Old Japan / T. Watanabe’, being mainly articles on Japanese dental history
 
6. Notes by Levine on ‘Some Examples of Japanese Crown & Bridge Work’, enclosed with folder 5.

7. Dental Health Education and Research Foundation information brochure

8. ‘The Royal New Zealand Dental Corps [1915-65]’, being reprint of article, 1965

9. ‘Dental Al[umni]. Soc[iety]. News & Notes in Dental Outlook’, 1980-1987, including articles and issue of Appollonia, no. 7, Mar. 1982

10. Photocopied articles on Menzies Campbell Collections

11. Aeromedical Review, Oct. 1978, featuring interview with Miles R. Markley, DDS by Arden Christen, Colonel USAF, DC

12. Aeromedical Review, June1979. featuring interview with Sumter S. Arnim, DDS, PhD by Arden Christen, Colonel USAF, DC

13. ‘Historical development of the porcelain jacket crown’, by John D. Smythe, being copied extract from his  MDS thesis, Sydney University, 1963

14. ‘Lecture Notes / Dental Student / J.H. Whitehead / Fitzroy Ave Balmain, ca. 1912

15. ‘Lecture Notes / Dental Student / G.D. Milford, ‘Rockly’ Stuart St. Manly, ca.. 1912

16. ‘Dental Student’s Notes [J. H. Whitehead ?] / Sydney, ca. 1912
 
17. ‘Anatomy Lecture Notes / Dental Student / J.H. Whitehead / Fitzroy Ave Balmain’, ca. 1912

BOX 11
18. Photocopy of article, ‘The foundations of professional dentistry’ by J. Ben Robinson, 1940

19. ‘History of cleft lip and palate treatment’ by Blair O. Rogers, being photocopy of chapter, 1971

20. The Story of Dentistry by R. Lucock Wilson, 1956

21. Resuscitation, An Historical Perspective, being catalogue of exhibit, San Francisco, 1976

22. ‘The Origins of the Dental Profession in New Zealand’ by R.F. Stockwell, being reprint of article, 1975-1976

23. ‘Rod Stockwell, Verses, Dental Biog[raphy]’, being envelope of articles and verse relating to itinerant and country dentists in Western Australia, including James Wilson, Gilbert Dowling Henderson, Abraham Herman, Ralph Potts

24.	‘Ralph Potts (Stockwell)’, being copies of papers relating to the practice of Perth dentist, Ralph Potts, 1894-1895

25. ‘An Account of the History of Perth Dental Hospital’ by R.F. Stockwell

26. ‘A View of the History of the Dental School [University of Western Australia] by R.F. Stockwell, 1983

27. ‘Kindhart’s Inheritors in New Holland. History of Dentistry in W.A.’, by R.F. Stockwell, 1977

28. Excerpt from ‘The Origins of the Dental Profession in Western Australia’ by R.F. Stockwell, 1994

29. Untitled and corrected typescript, with photographs, mainly on Western Australian dental history by R.F. Stockwell, 1973

30. ‘Dental Survey Expeditions to Warburton Ranges, W.A.’ by R.F. Stockwell, 1968-1971

31. New Zealand Dental History: Personalities of Importance in the Early Days of New Zealand Dentistry (…) by R.F. Stockwell, 1980

32. ‘Syd. Univ. Dental School Photos’, including staff and graduate photos from magazines,  1952-1976; and photographs of staff, 1971 and of SUDUA committee, 1923

BOX 12
33. Card of Instructions for Postoperative Care following Peridontal Surgery issued by Robert Gottsegen, DDS, New York

34. Menu of RAADC Corps dinner,  Army Headquarters Officers’ Mess, Melbourne, 6 Apr. 1972 1972

35. Speech to 20th anniversary dinner for 1993 graduates

36. Photograph of old dental surgery at Pioneer Village Museum, Burnie, Tasmania
 
37. ‘Aust. Soc. Perio (Federal)’, 1973-1977, including correspondence with Vin Amerena and Lloyd O’ Brien, and obituary of Geoff Withycombe
 
38. ‘Australian Society of Periodontology. First Constitution, draft and final ‘, 1961’, including autographs of members present at inaugural meeting, 15 Aug. 1961

39. Printed copy of constitution of Australian Society of Periodontology, 1981

40. Proceedings of the First Scientific Session of the Australian Society of  Periodontology, Melbourne, 1967

41. ‘Aust. Soc. Perio (NSW)’, 1962-1972, including agendas, meeting notices, minutes and correspondence of the Australian Society of Periodontology

42. ‘ADS’, including issues of Dental Cosmos, 1903 and 1912; and The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1931, with references to advertisements for dental instruments

43. Preventive Periondotics by E.G. Altman and K.H. Wendon, 1974

44. ‘Historical Notes on Dental Schools in Australia’ T.W.O. Loh, 1970

45. ‘Sydney Levine’, being green folder containing the nomination of Levine for the award of the Fairfax Reading Memorial , 1974

46. The Contributions of Pasteur to Dental Science by Joseph F. Volker, 1972

47. Dental Historian, Lindsay Club Newsletter, no. 15, 1988

48. Radiotherapy in Pyorrhoea Alveolaris and Dental Radiography by Sinclair Tousey, 1904

49. Photograph of participants at 15th Australian Dental Congress, Adelaide,  1959

50. Programme of 16th Australian Dental Congress opening ceremony, Sydney Town Hall, 1961

51. Menu for 18th DASUS Annual Dinner, 8 Nov. 1961

52. Menu for Sydney University Dental Undergraduates Association final year dinner, 11 Dec. 1961

53. Article on early dental extraction instruments by HF Atkinson, from Australian Dental Journal, 47:2, 2002

54. Cutting on award of RACDS Kenneth J.G. Sutherland Prize 2002

55. Envelope with photograph of advertisement for J.R. Hallett’s painless dentistry

56. Photograph of DASUS award to W. Alan Grainger, 12 Aug. 1970

57. ‘Aust. Soc. Perio Federal’, 1966-1971, including correspondence, on, among other things, the Ray Williams Memorial Prize

58. Three pages of diary notes from New Guinea?, with comment about students translating Goldman’s Introduction to Periodontia into local languages. Includes translations: Titan language from Manus Is, Tocai language from New Britain, Kiwai language of the Daru people from Western Papua, Pidgin English

59. ‘Anesthesia: Fifty Years of Progress’ by Henry K. Beecher and Charlotte Ford, being reprint  of article, 1955

60. First Aid Manual on Jaw Injuries by the Australian Dental Association (NSW Branch), 1942

61. ‘Twenty Fifth Anniversary of RAADC’, 1969

62. Achievements.: Dental Health Education and Research Foundation 1962-1982 

63. ‘Menus [and invitations to] Dental Dinners 1904-1928. Charles D’autry Hall’, with many autographed

64. ‘Aust. Dent. Hist. Charles Hall & others’ contains printing block of Hall; photograph of NSW dentists, 1905; phototograph of 3rd Australian Dental Congress, 1912; postcard from 1912 Congress in Brisbane; visiting cards belonging to Mrs. Charles Hall; Henry Peach letterhead;  Charles Hall letterhead, appointment card and accounts; carbon typescript ‘Argument in favour of examinations being held by University authorities’ by Charles Hall, 1907; list of subscribers to Dental Review

65. ‘Aust. Dental Chronology’, including ‘Outline of Dentistry in Australia by Peter Barnard, Draft of Milestones in Dentistry’, with pages relating to dentistry in NSW, 1788-1920, received from Bill Haymet , 1970

Boxes 10-12: Sydney Levine further papers relating to dentists and dental history

The roles of RNA 5-methylcytosine (RNA:m5C) and RNA:m5C methyltransferases (RCMTs) in lineage-associated chromatin organization and drug response/resistance are unclear. Here we demonstrate that the RCMTs, namely NSUN3 and DNMT2, directly bind hnRNPK, a conserved RNA-binding protein. hnRNPK interacts with the lineage-determining transcription factors (TFs), GATA1 and SPI1/PU.1, and with CDK9/P-TEFb to recruit RNA-polymerase-II at nascent RNA, leading to formation of 5-Azacitidine (5-AZA)-sensitive chromatin structure. In contrast, NSUN1 binds BRD4 and RNA-polymerase-II to form an active chromatin structure that is insensitive to 5-AZA, but hypersensitive to the BRD4 inhibitor JQ1 and to the downregulation of NSUN1 by siRNAs. Both 5-AZA-resistant leukaemia cell lines and clinically 5-AZA-resistant myelodysplastic syndrome and acute myeloid leukaemia specimens have a significant increase in RNA:m5C and NSUN1-/BRD4-associated active chromatin. This study reveals novel RNA:m5C/RCMT-mediated chromatin structures that modulate 5-AZA response/resistance in leukaemia cells, and hence provides a new insight into treatment of leukaemia.

Nature communications, 2018-03, Vol.9, p.1-16

RNA cytosine methylation and methyltransferases mediate chromatin organization and 5-azacytidine response and resistance in leukaemia

In the originally published version of this Article, the GAPDH loading control blot in Fig. 1a was inadvertently replaced with a duplicate of the DNMT2 blot in the same panel during assembly of the figure. This has now been corrected in both the PDF and HTML versions of the Article.

Nature communications, 2018-06, Vol.9, p.1-1

Author Correction: RNA cytosine methylation and methyltransferases mediate chromatin organization and 5-azacytidine response and resistance in leukaemia

The Goldbach conjecture states that every even integer is the sum of two primes. This conjecture was proposed in 1742 and, despite being obviously true, has remained unproven. To prove this conjecture, I have identified a subset of the even numbers that have relatively few prime pairs compared to the other even numbers. This subset is the set of all n such that n=2p where p is prime. An equation was derived that determines the number of prime pairs for n=2p. It is then proven that the equation never goes to zero for any n, and as n increases, the number of prime pairs also increases, thus validating Goldbach's conjecture.

arXiv.org, 2018-12

Definitive General Proof of Goldbach's conjecture

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RNA cytosine methylation and methyltransferases mediate chromatin organization and 5-azacytidine response and resistance in leukaemia

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