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FLT3 mutation incidence and timing of origin in a population case series of pediatric leukemia
1 Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, UCSF, Helen Diller Cancer Research Building, 1450 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94158, USA
2 Children's Hospital and Research Center, Oakland, 747 52nd Street, Oakland, CA 94609, USA
3 Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders of Northern Virginia, 6565 Arlington Blvd, Suite 200, Falls Church VA 22042, USA
4 School of Public Health, UC Berkeley, 1995 University Avenue, Suite 460, Berkeley, CA 94704, USA
BMC Cancer 2010, 10:513 doi:10.1186/1471-2407-10-513Published: 27 September 2010
Mutations in FLT3 result in activated tyrosine kinase activity, cell growth stimulation, and a poor prognosis among various subtypes of leukemia. The causes and timing of the mutations are not currently known. We evaluated the prevalence and timing of origin of FLT3 mutations in a population series of childhood leukemia patients from Northern California.
We screened and sequenced FLT3 mutations (point mutations and internal tandem duplications, ITDs) among 517 childhood leukemia patients, and assessed whether these mutations occurred before or after birth using sensitive "backtracking" methods.
We determined a mutation prevalence of 9 of 73 acute myeloid leukemias (AMLs, 12%) and 9 of 441 acute lymphocytic leukemias (ALLs, 2%). Among AMLs, FLT3 mutations were more common in older patients, and among ALLs, FLT3 mutations were more common in patients with high hyperdiploidy (3.7%) than those without this cytogenetic feature (1.4%). Five FLT3 ITDs, one deletion mutation, and 3 point mutations were assessed for their presence in neonatal Guthrie spots using sensitive real-time PCR techniques, and no patients were found to harbor FLT3 mutations at birth.
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An absolutely incredible and little-noted essay last week in the Wall Street Journal - Understanding the Terror Threat by Paul Campos – should be required reading for anyone in a position of authority in this great country of ours.
And in so doing, we have done a grave dishonor to the sacred heritage of our country. A country built by risk-taking immigrants, by pioneers and action-driven leaders like George Washington, Teddy Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King.
Campos makes his point via citing the actual statistical probability of being a victim of an act of terrorism:
• In the decade of the 2000's, only one out of approximately 25 million passengers was killed in a terror attack aboard an American commercial airliner (all on 9/11)
• To put this in perspective, a person has about a one in 500,000 chance each year of being struck by lightning.
• Deaths from terrorism on airlines were at least five times less common in the 2000s than in any decade from the 1940s through the 1980s.
Campos does point to the one exception in the back of everyone's mind - the threat of nuclear terrorism. He agrees that this is a statistically real serious threat to which an intense, global policy response is very warranted.
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2iSome years ago I started work on my first CUDA implementation of the Multiparticle Collision Dynamics (MPC) algorithm, a particle-in-cell code used to simulate hydrodynamic interactions between solvents and solutes. As part of this algorithm, a number of particle parameters are summed to calculate certain cell parameters. This was in the days of the Tesla GPU architecture (such as GT200 GPUs, Compute Capability 1.x), which had poor atomic operation performance. A linked list approach I developed worked well on Tesla and Fermi as an alternative to atomic adds but performed poorly on Kepler GPUs. However, atomic operations are much faster on the Kepler and Maxwell architectures, so it makes sense to use atomic adds.
These types of summations are not limited to MPC or particle-in-cell codes, but, to some extent, occur whenever data elements are aggregated by key. For data elements sorted and combined by key with a large number of possible values, pre-combining elements with the same key at warp level can lead to a significant speed-up. In this post, I will describe algorithms for speeding up your summations (or similar aggregations) for problems with a large number of keys where there is a reasonable correlation between the thread index and the key. This is usually the case for elements that are at least partially sorted. Unfortunately, this argument works in both directions: these algorithms are not for you if your number of keys is small or your distribution of keys is random. To clarify: by a "large" number of keys I mean more than could be handled if all bins were put into shared memory.
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"There are a lot of things you want to get to over the course of a ball game," Heupel said. "We tried to get to some of it."
Texas' defense had been particularly susceptible to mobile quarterbacks throughout its first five games this season. Opposing quarterbacks averaged 104 rushing yards per game against the Longhorns before Saturday, and Bell had demonstrated the ability to be effective with his legs.
"We saw a lot (of quarterback runs) when they played TCU," said Texas senior defensive end Jackson Jeffcoat. "(Bell) didn't run as much, and that was fine with us."
Bell completed only 12 of his 26 pass attempts Saturday for 133 yards with no touchdowns and the two interceptions.
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I have lots of new workshops coming up for everybody to get involved with - and they're all free!
Here's a run down, but for more details check the links in the right sidebar under Events coming up.
If family fun is your thing, my first workshop is Bones and Pantographs on Saturday 3rd October at Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester, as part of my Reliquary Project at the University. This is a free family drop-in to come and experiment making BIG drawings from bones using pantographs.
After that I am currently planning with Attenborough Arts a series of Saturday afternoon family workshops from November to January to accompany their first exhibition in the new gallery, Art, Life, Activism: Contemporary art and the Politics of Disability. With an impressive line up of artists exhibiting, my workshops will aim to give fun ways for families to engage creatively with some of the exhibition's themes.
On 17th October I'll be making a return to the Fruit Routes project at Loughborough University where I'll be involved in the Harvest Celebration, a day of creative goings-on and exchange of fruit grown on campus. This is a fantastic project by artist Anne-Marie Culhane and the celebrations get bigger every year!
For adults, I'll be running a second workshop on Critical Poster Design. This is a series of events I'm doing for the ICA alongside their touring exhibition Whose Gaze is it Anyway?, looking at Arab pop culture. My first workshop (pictured) took place at Phoenix Arts in Leicester, where we used a variety of hand printing techniques to create fictional film posters inspired by the exhibition. I'll be repeating this workshop at the Potteries Museum in Stoke-on-Trent on 26th October, exact details to be confirmed. If you're interested, check back to this page and the Events listing in the sidebar.
There are, as ever, other projects in development too... so keep following for more information.
I hope to see some of you at my workshops!
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Thursday, 3 September 2015
Bones and Pantographs
Bones and Pantographs Workshop
Saturday 3rd October 2015
Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester
Drop in between 1 and 3pm.
Work with Jo Dacombe, artist-in-residence at the School of Archaeology at the University of Leicester, to make small and huge drawings inspired by animal bones!
All animals share the same basic skeletal structure, but their bones can vary in size from the extremely tiny to the enormous. Jo will be using pantographs, a mechanical device used to turn small drawings into large ones, to create drawings of bones in different sizes. This is a drop-in workshop for anybody and everybody to come and have a go at drawing with a pantograph and making your own scale drawings.
The event is free.
Suitable for all ages, children must be accompanied by an adult.
This event is part of The Big Draw, the world's biggest drawing festival.
Jo's residency, The Reliquary Project, is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Thank you to Attenborough Arts Centre for their support.
Photo by Andrew Postlethwaite
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
Animal Tropes and Enchanted Woodlands
|Animals in the woods, The Hunter and the Hunted, Colwick Woods
Because I'm inspired by the image of the reliquary, a Medieval Christian notion, I have been reading around the medieval period. A wonderful book is Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art1 a book on marginalia, those intriguing images that decorate the margins of medieval texts. Here animals appear in strange guises. Dogs dress as humans or hide under their cloaks, there are snails that attack medieval knights in armour, hares become archers intent on the murder of humans, and rabbits scamper about and nestle up against pretty girls. A lot of this is believed to be sexually suggestive, and I love the book's whole thesis that the margins are where the artist defiles and pokes fun at the righteousness of the page's main text.
It's the theme of running wild, of humans believing they are central, but around the edges are these wild creatures rampantly ignoring the preaching of the text:
"One of the most powerful statements that the monstrosities of marginal art make is that they violate the taboo that separates the human from the animal."
|Becoming animals, Colwick Woods
In Saints and Animals in the Middle Ages 2 animals again represent the wildness, but in these old stories their relationship with the divine is complicated and contradictory. The stories seem to me to be a constant battle between wildness, or freedom, and those in authority. Sometimes the authority is simply that of the human, who believes that he has dominion over the earth and the animals, but finds he cannot control the wildness all around him. Sometimes the authority is the Church, but often the wild and natural creatures are seen as closer to god than humans and, although crude and base, are actually more akin with the purest of Christian hearts. The religious hermit chooses to live in the forest with the creatures because they are not tainted by the deceitfulness of humans. Again the hare often appears, as a symbol of wildness. In stories such as St Anselm and the Hare and in the topos of the hermit and the hunted animal, the hare may represent the soul chased by its demons. The hermit is able to rescue the hunted animal because he lives outside of human society.
|LJ and I discussing the hawthorn in Colwick Woods
LJ and I will be running a stall on the afternoon of the Colwick Woods Gala Day, Sunday 5th July, where we will have activities for families - seek us out if you can!
All photographs in this post by Matthew Vaughan.
1 Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art, Michael Camille: Reaktion Books, London, 1992↩
2 Saints and Animals in the Middle Ages, D Alexander: Boydell Press, 2008 ↩
Friday, 17 April 2015
Surveying Bradgate
It's a lonely walk from the car park. I'm looking for the archaeologists, somewhere on the park they've been surveying for a few days. The weather is changeable, one minute warm sun and the next heavy dark clouds and driving rain. As I walk along the path the rain turns to hail stones and it's really chilly.
Then I see them in the distance, and it warms me. Not stopping for the weather, the archaeologists plough on through, choreographing their poles and tapes, a step by step measure across the ground, delving rods into the earth.
I sidle up to one of them, a student who is sheltering under a tree and leaning on a red and white striped pole, it seems like a sensible place to be. I ask her what they're doing. She describes marvelous things to me, like tapping the earth's magnetic pole, gauging amounts of moisture in the soil and what the gaps tell us. She talks of lasers passing through orange prisms and ways of seeing into the earth. She stands by a pile of rods and tripods. I think they are magician's tools.
I speak to Rob. He tells me how they were led here, to this spot, by viewing aerial images and seeing the tell tale shapes of the earth that we can't see standing on the ground. It's like reading the signs meant for the gods, and seeing back in time.
I watch them for a while, mapping this other viewpoint. Mapping and re-mapping, mapping materiality, mapping by metal, stone, wood, soil.
The rain is still throwing it down, forced into us by a strong wind. Their carefully placed tapes come loose and flap, they catch them and re-measure and their rhythmic trudge continues. Finally the sun breaks out again, and dries my jeans.
I see some people I know, Katrien and Mark. I don't speak to them much because they are counting. Katrien draws rectangles and numbers on her clipboard. She mentions some animal bones that have been spotted in a river.
The measuring is done for the day, and they start to pack up and compare notes. Everybody seems tired and glad to finish, but still with a mild excitement because they know that Mark will take the results and look at the images that evening and it will be very soon that they begin to see what the instruments can see.
Richard appears, having fetched the van. I ask him about the river bones. Katrien and I follow him in a near-run across the scrub, me stumbling, Katrien more gracefully. We reach a small brook, Richard navigates its curves and locates the spot. We crouch on the grass, my knees are on sodden soil and my hands lean on stinging nettles. I have to get my chin over the edge of the water to see the bones.
At first I can't see them, then do, or don't, or is it rock, I'm not sure. "How did you spot them?" I ask Richard.
"Just walking in the water."
His eyes are trained to see bones, even when camouflaged, it's like a habit. Give Richard an animal bone and he instantly starts to identify it, what age it was, trying to find its story. It's like a reflex action.
Exhausted from battling the weather and the physicality of the repetitive walking, lifting, placing, walking, lifting, placing, staking and taping, the archaeologists climb back in the bus and are gone. There is no sign that they were ever here, but for a few discreet markers staked in the grass, my wet knees and my tingling palms.
As I walk back to the car park, now under blue skies, I see a new image superimposed on this land, an image with village homes, a kennel, a slaughterhouse, blackened heaps, buildings and walls. And it is transformed forever.
The cliché is that archaeology is about digging. Today I realise it's about seeing. Seeing in different ways.
That night I go to a poetry event. One of the poets talks of reading a landscape like a phrenologist, its undulations mapped like lumps and bumps on a skull to discover its underlying character.
And my palms are tingling.
You can follow the progress and see photos of the Bradgate Park dig on their Facebook page.
Dr Mark Gillings is running a day conference on Archaeology and the Map, find out more at critical-mapping.net/wp/
Saturday, 14 March 2015
Schrödinger's box, a cat reliquary
|Schrödinger's box, digital x-ray, 2015
Richard and I have had a few discussions about medieval reliquary boxes; were they ever opened or not? Originally they may have been opened, but later reliquaries were permanently closed or even sealed to prevent people from handling the relics. Therefore whatever is inside them is, in fact, unknown. You could say that it is merely a matter of faith that there is anything in the box at all; pilgrims who came to pay tribute to the relics of a saint believed that the box contained the saint's bones, but there was no proof of this and they probably couldn't even see the bones themselves.
In the later medieval period there are examples of reliquaries which were more like elaborate display cases and one could view the bones within. Rock crystal was used as a viewing chamber, as in a reliquary in the Walter's Art Museum in Baltimore. I'm making another piece about this.
But for other reliquaries it was merely the signifier of the box itself that maintained the belief that it held powerful relics.
I made a wooden box in a classic reliquary shape, with a sloped lid, to resemble the shape of a sarcophagus. We put cat bones inside, closed it and then x-rayed it. The results are rather beautiful and I love the foreshortening from the rays "flattening" a three dimensional object.
It was an odd process making a box that was not to be seen itself, but would have its inner revealed, and even its construction. This made the fixings for the box much more important than the box itself, I paid more attention to the screws than to the wooden case. It also meant I had to consider the materials for more than their structural or surface properties. It was a curious thing to be making an object whilst thinking of the relative densities of its parts.
We called it Schrödinger's box. In Schrödinger's famous thought experiment the cat in the box is both alive and dead until the box is opened and the cat is observed as one or the other. But with an x-ray, what's in the box is both seen and unseen at the same time, in a sense, without even opening the box. I don't know what that means for Schrödinger's cat, existing in two states of being, but our cat in a box makes me think of those archaeological objects which hover between two states of the past and the present, detected or even just suspected, but not yet recovered.
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
The Hypothetical Object
I've been thinking about the idea of a hypothetical object.
An object that you think might exist, but it has not been discovered yet.
Something that remains unfound.
Or, an object that you can hypothesise about: an object that is found but you don't know what it is, or why it is.
It's about the guessing game of archaeology, that is based around objects, materials, traces, gaps.
Today I made a drawing that is a tangle of lines, but from the tangles some shapes emerge that look like bones and could be recognised by somebody who is familiar with them. Somebody who knows what to look for.
I remember a phrase that Dr Thomas used in a lecture a little while ago. The lecture was about horse breeding, and, if I remember correctly, he was talking about how horse bones may have been used for other things after the horse had died, perhaps ground up and used as fertiliser, and thus they were being "removed from the archaeological record." I was intrigued by the notion of "the archaeological record", the idea that there are items kicking around somewhere that are all part of this bigger framework, this complete record, a jigsaw of hypothetical objects that just need to be pieced together and it will all make sense...
Except the record is not a complete logical record, it is blurry and has gaps and parts removed or altered, and it shifts constantly and is redrawn. Tangled, disentangled, linking knots tied and then untied.
It will never be complete. It's an ongoing and impossible quest. And I like that.
An object that you think might exist, but it has not been discovered yet.
Something that remains unfound.
Or, an object that you can hypothesise about: an object that is found but you don't know what it is, or why it is.
It's about the guessing game of archaeology, that is based around objects, materials, traces, gaps.
|Tangle drawing, detail. Graphite on paper, 2015
Today I made a drawing that is a tangle of lines, but from the tangles some shapes emerge that look like bones and could be recognised by somebody who is familiar with them. Somebody who knows what to look for.
I remember a phrase that Dr Thomas used in a lecture a little while ago. The lecture was about horse breeding, and, if I remember correctly, he was talking about how horse bones may have been used for other things after the horse had died, perhaps ground up and used as fertiliser, and thus they were being "removed from the archaeological record." I was intrigued by the notion of "the archaeological record", the idea that there are items kicking around somewhere that are all part of this bigger framework, this complete record, a jigsaw of hypothetical objects that just need to be pieced together and it will all make sense...
Except the record is not a complete logical record, it is blurry and has gaps and parts removed or altered, and it shifts constantly and is redrawn. Tangled, disentangled, linking knots tied and then untied.
It will never be complete. It's an ongoing and impossible quest. And I like that.
Friday, 20 February 2015
Olivia Laing was writing about a place in Sussex, but I thought about her words as I sat on a bench in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, looking out over this landscape.
"The past is not behind us but beneath, and the ground we walk on is nothing more than a pit of bones, from which the grass unstinting grows."1
This area will be the subject of an archaeological dig in the summer months as part of the University's Fieldschool. I've spent the last week devising a way to make a creative response to the dig as part of my residency.
Reading through the excavation plan, I've picked up some terms new to me: LiDAR, a sort of laser-scanning of the landscape, that can "see" through buildings and trees to create a beautiful graded monochrome image of the land's undulations; and lithics, the study of flints and stone tools, our earliest form of tool making. New and old technologies converging.
Bradgate Park has a long history, but as a protected area most of it has not been excavated so there are many secrets still hidden. As a place that I walk often, it will be really exciting to be a part of an investigation here.
I'm already thinking about the area in a different way. I watch the people enjoying the winter sunshine, walking the paths and tilting up the slopes, not giving a thought to what might be beneath them in suspended time. I wonder how my work will respond to the unlayering of some of this landscape.
The University's Fieldschool now have a blog and a Facebook page where you can follow progress and find out about the public open days.
1 To The River, Olivia Laing, 2011↩
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A program of short lectures, screenings, and a performance will be presented at the Stedelijk Museum as part of Kamarado.
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To celebrate the opening of the exhibition Kamarado, the exhibition in Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam (SMBA), the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam presents a program of short lectures, screenings, and a performance. The program ties on to different ideas about comrades as they come to the fore in the artwork of Adrian Melis, Mieke Van de Voort, Paolo Chiasera, and Rupali Patil.
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