Exosomal MicroRNAs Derived from Human Amniotic Epithelial Cells Accelerate Wound Healing by Promoting the Proliferation and Migration of Fibroblasts by Bin Zhao, Xiaodong Li, Xiaomin Shi, Xueqin Shi, Wei Zhang, Gaofeng Wu, Xujie Wang, Linlin Su, Dahai Hu

“…However, the promotive effect of hAEC-Exos was abolished by pretreating hAEC-Exos with RNase A, not PROse. Importantly, in vivo wound healing assay showed that local injection of hAEC-Exos or PROse pretreated hAEC-Exos at skin wounds significantly accelerated wound healing. …”
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Changes in Hemodynamics and Tissue Oxygenation Saturation in the Brain and Skeletal Muscle Induced by Speech Therapy – A Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study by U. Wolf, F. Scholkmann, R. Rosenberger, M. Wolf, M. Nelle

“…The Mayer wave spectral power (MWP) was also significantly affected, i.e., mainly the MWP of the Δ[O2Hb] and Δ[tHb] increased in the brain during recitation of hexameter and prose verse. The changes in MWP were also significantly different between hexameter and alliteration, and hexameter and prose. …”
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Mina Loy’s Surrealist Strategies of Renewal by Diane Drouin

“…However, although Loy’s poems may have been influenced by this American “renaissance of poetry,” her often overlooked prose autobiographies in prose – that she began in Paris in the 1920s and completed in New York in the 1940s – should be analyzed in the light of the Surrealist renewal of language. …”
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ACTIVITIES TO ANTICIPATE THE WEAKNESSES OF STUDENTS’ READING MATERIALS FROM INTERNET by Maria Eka Mulatsih

“…Students were free to choose their reading materials which consisted of two short stories and four novels for Prose class, three simplified novels and three original novels for Book Report class. …”
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H. G. Wells’s and E. M. Forster’s Transformative Arts: Theoretical Divergences and Formal Connections by Laurent Mellet

“…These oscillations expose a common conception of prose fiction to reinvent itself but also the world out there which is typically Edwardian, liberal and democratic.…”
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Comparative discourse analysis of logical memory recall in normal elderly from rural and urban areas by Lúcia Inês de Araújo, Sérgio Leme da Silva, Leonardo Caixeta

“…ABSTRACT This study examined the nature of errors in prose recall made in normal aging from different cultural backgrounds: rural and urban areas. …”
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Pater and the Lacedaemonian Ideal by John Coates

“…The piece epitomises the subtlety of Pater’s prose technique and his handling of ideas. While sympathising with, and even celebrating, aspects of ancient Sparta life and their Victorian analogues, he demurs from them and nudges his readers into doubts about both.…”
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Les poilus parlaient patois by Jean-Baptiste Martin

“…This wide range of texts (letters, poems, dramas, patriotic songs, prose) brings a new perspective on the Great War.…”
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Le Procès des poètes : Flaubert contre « l’écume du cœur » by Aurélie Loiseleur

“…Indeed, his letters, specially those written to the poet Louise Colet, give him the opportunity to re-examine his esthetical-sentimental creed and specify his own position as a prose poet in an open war against those who represent “the poetry of the heart”.…”
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ALEXEY LOSEV: LIFE AND DESTINY OF A PHILOSOPHER by Lyudmila B. Logunova, Yuriy Yu. Petrunin

“…Research method is the interpretation of philosophical and literary texts (prose and poetry), diaries, and memoirs of people who knew A.F. …”
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Flaubert lecteur de Montaigne by Philippe Jousset

“…Furthermore, Montaigne proves to be a prose model, particularly in the freer style of his Correspondence.…”
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A volta da realidade das margens by Paulo Roberto Tonani do Patrocínio

“…It is with this approach that I propose to comment on some of the contemporary literary production, especially prose that describes marginalizing situations in Brazil’s big cities. …”
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From Sensationalism to Sensation: Brian Evenson’s Affecting Texts by Nawelle Lechevalier-Bekadar

“…This article intends to analyze the ways in which Evenson’s prose endeavors to probe the limits of literature, reassessing its power to seize the body of the reader by opening the text to a virtually physical reception.…”
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Note subjective sur le style flaubertien by Philippe Jousset

“…Representative of what is called the “average” epistolary writing, it can be used as a negative to understand to what extent the novelist engaged in self-mutilation so as to “faire oeuvre” by perfecting the art of prose that has brought him so much praise. The major issues is that by becoming a totem Flaubert’s style has given literature and its teaching in France a decisive orientation, of which today’s debates show the historicity.…”
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La fin de vers, laboratoire de l’œuvre poétique de l’artiste Josef Albers by Vincent Broqua

“…In his extended poetry, Albers constructed a new type of line between verse and prose to allow for an experience of the physicality of the text. …”
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The Open Boat and the Shipwreck of the Singular: American Poetry and the Democratic Ideal by Elizabeth Willis

“…How is it that vanguard works of poetry and prose repeatedly re-enact foundational narratives of Americanness ? …”
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Richard Fox of St Albans by Anna Probert

“…In 1448, Richard Fox, a lay man employed by St Albans Abbey, completed a substantial prose chronicle of British and Continental affairs. …”
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Art and the ‘Second Darkness’ by Catherine Lanone

“…He describes the Bloomsbury legacy in terms of aesthetic change, such as Virginia Woolf’s rhythmical sensuous prose or Lytton Strachey’s ironic, revolutionary biographies. …”
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Pierre Miremont (1901-1979) : un félibre oublié du félibrige ? by Cecile Noilhan

“…His abundant and varied literary works reckon more than 40 books of all kinds (poetry, prose writing, drama, linguistic studies on the Peiregord dialect, etc.). …”
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An Eye for an Eye: Brian Evenson’s Merciless Art of Exposure by Jean-Yves Pellegrin

“…Aiming at transparency or blankness, Evenson’s impersonal writing, though controlled and measured, introduces minimal distance between the reader and the acts of violence it depicts, as if trying to disappear behind them. Evenson’s prose thus makes a bid for the evidential power of photography and, by the same token, attempts to turn the reader’s own eye into a camera eye. …”
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