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Detection of novel 3' untranslated region extensions with 3' expression microarrays
The 3' untranslated regions (UTRs) of transcripts are not well characterized for many genes and often extend beyond the annotated regions. Since Affymetrix 3' expression arrays were designed based on expressed sequence tags, many probesets map to intergenic regions downstream of genes. We used expression information from these probesets to predict transcript extension beyond currently known boundaries.
Based on our dataset encompassing expression in 22 different murine tissues, we identified 845 genes with predicted 3'UTR extensions. These extensions have a similar conservation as known 3'UTRs, which is distinctly higher than intergenic regions. We verified 8 of the predictions by PCR and found all of the predicted regions to be expressed. The method can be extended to other 3' expression microarray platforms as we demonstrate with human data. Additional confirming evidence was obtained from public paired end read data.
We show that many genes have 3'UTR regions extending beyond currently known gene regions and provide a method to identify such regions based on microarray expression data. Since 3' UTR contain microRNA binding sites and other stability determining regions, identification of the full length 3' UTR is important to elucidate posttranscriptional regulation.
The 3' untranslated region (3'UTR) of a gene does not belong to the protein coding sequence, however it plays an important role in posttranscriptional regulation
Delineation of the 3' end of a transcript so far relied on ESTs or high-throughput sequencing of full-length cDNAs in various cell lines or in one specific tissue
Affymetrix genechips are widely used microarray platforms to measure expression of thousands of transcripts simultaneously. With this technology, mRNAs extracted from the experimental sample are labeled and then hybridized to 25 bp long probes
We developed a method which detects currently unannotated probe sets that target putative extensions of the known 3' UTRs. This algorithm makes use of expression data in many diverse tissues and can be applied to any 3' expression platform where such data are available.
Mouse gene expression data
We have focused our analysis on the Affymetrix 430 2.0 mouse expression array (MOE430 2.0), since this is a widely used platform, containing 45101 probe sets covering most of the known RefSeq transcripts. Our dataset consists of 70 microarrays in total covering 22 different murine tissues with 3-5 replicates per tissue. We covered a wide range of tissue types that included slow dividing tissues such as brain cortex and eye as well as fast dividing tissues such as small intestine and embryonic stem cells.
Of the 45101 probe sets, 5400 (12%) currently do not correspond to any known RefSeq gene (august 2008), but are expressed significantly above the noise level in at least one of our arrays.
Computational screen for extended probe sets
As a starting point of our algorithm, RefSeq was chosen because of the high quality curation and up-to-date annotations. For each of the 21769 murine transcripts in RefSeq, the algorithm detects the probe set located most 3'of the transcript (termed hereafter 'primary probe set') and then evaluates the next downstream probe set whether or not it might target an extended transcript. The analysis pipeline is depicted in Figure
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Identification of unannotated extended probe sets
Identification of unannotated extended probe sets. A. At the core of this analysis is our murine mRNA expression database comprising 22 different tissues. Unannotated probe sets binding putative 3' UTR extensions were identified as shown in the flow chart. The number of RefSeq transcripts retained after each filtering step is shown, finally resulting in 922 transcripts corresponding to 845 unique gene symbols for which 3' UTR extensions are predicted. B. Histogram with Pearson's correlations. The red histogram depicts correlations between the 1849 probe set pairs selected as shown in panel A. The blue histogram depicts correlations between random pairs of probe sets from the same microarray platform. As a cut-off for statistically significant co-expression, a Pearson correlation of 0.6 was chosen, resulting in an estimated false positive rate of 2%.
To determine consistent co-expression, we calculated the Pearson correlation coefficients between the expression profiles for all probe set pairs retained thus far and plotted the histogram (Figure
Of the 1849 probe set pairs identified in the first step of the analysis, 922 pairs (50%) had a Pearson coefficient higher than 0.6. We mapped these 922 transcripts to 845 unique gene symbols. For genes with several transcript isoforms, we selected the transcript of which the current annotation extended most 3'. These 845 genes are listed in Additional file
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Table S1: List of Affymetrix mouse MOE 430 2.0 probe sets detecting extended 3'UTRs, obtained by stringent automated identification. Some probe sets were already predicted by Ensembl to target the extended 3'UTR, based on the presence of a longer human 3'UTR with high homology in the extended part. These probe sets are marked with an × in the appropriate column. Probe sets which are correctly annotated in Affymetrix' NetAffx are also indicated.
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As an example of probe set correlation, the log2 expression signals of probe sets 1416007_at and 1416008_at are shown in Figure
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Figure S1: Examples of correlated probesets. A. Extended probe set 6 kb downstream of
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Expression and sequence conservation of extended probesets
Expression and sequence conservation of extended probesets. A. An example of two probe sets with concordant expression profiles. Expression of the 2 correlating probe sets is shown across all 70 microarrays, which are 3-5 biological replicates from 22 different tissues. B. Genomic context of the probe sets shown in panel A. Note that transcriptional direction is from right to left (negative strand). The red probe set (1416008_at) is targeting an intergenic region, which according to our algorithm likely is an extended 3'UTR of the upstream gene
In silico validation of predicted extensions
For a significant fraction of the extended 3'UTR probe sets, we could find confirmation by gene prediction methods. In Ensembl, a wide range of methods including ab initio gene predictions, homology and gene prediction hidden Markov models were used to make gene predictions. These 'Ensembl genes' are regarded as being accurate predicted gene structures with a low false positive rate, since they are all supported by experimental evidence of at least one form via sequence homology
A consequence of the existence of extended 3'UTR transcripts is that probe sets which were thought of binding at the 3' end may bind more upstream of the transcript. Labeling efficiency of Affymetrix 3' expression arrays decreases as a function of distance from the polyA tail and thus the signal of such a probe set may be relatively low and not meet our expression signal threshold. Therefore we also looked at consecutive probe set pairs where the secondary probe set met the expression criterion while the primary did not and where probe sets had a Pearson correlation exceeding 0.6. This resulted in an additional 44 probe sets putatively targeting extended transcripts. As an example, expression profiles of probe set 1439965_at, downstream of probe set 1456940_at targeting
The distance between the extended probe sets and the primary probe set ranged from 76 base pairs to 500 kb. The distribution of the distances is shown in Additional file
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Figure S2: Histogram of the distances between the primary and extended probe sets. The majority of predicted 3' UTR extensions are less than 2 kb. The graph is truncated at 10 kb but 5% of extensions are in the range of 10-500 kb.
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Table S2: Occurrence of 3'UTR regulatory elements in the murine extended regions. Regions currently not annotated by Refseq to be part of the 3'UTR and < 1 kb were scanned for the occurrence of several known motifs. To classify predicted extensions as either 3' UTR or intergenic sequence, we repeated this analysis on 100 datasets of the same size randomly extracted from either known 3'UTR sequences or intergenic sequence. Each set contained 214657 bp. 95% confidence intervals are shown.
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We could however discriminate 3'UTR regions from intergenic regions based on phylogenetic conservation scores. Conservation scores were calculated with the PhastCons method based on the multiple alignments of 20 placental mammalian genomes. PhastCons utilizes a hidden Markov model which estimates the probability that each nucleotide belongs to a conserved element and is effective for picking out conserved elements
Wet lab validation of predicted extensions
To confirm the existence of the predicted 3'UTR extensions, we performed PCR assays with specific primer pairs amplifying the known 3' UTR and the extended 3'UTR. Primer pairs were designed such that the forward primer was common for the annotated and extended 3'UTR and we assured that at least one intron was present inside the amplified fragment, to exclude amplification of genomic DNA. A general design of this experiment is depicted in Figure
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Figure S3: Sequencing analysis of
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Detection of transcripts containing the predicted 3'UTR extension
Detection of transcripts containing the predicted 3'UTR extension. A. Schematic overview of the validation PCR setup. For each of the eight tested genes, two primer pairs were designed with the forward primer in common. The reverse primer was binding either within the known 3' UTR region (reverse short) or in the predicted extension (reverse long). Amplified regions were termed S (short) or L (long), respectively and the expected size of these fragments for each of the genes is displayed below. In case of false positive prediction, no PCR fragment is expected for the L fragment, since the reverse long primer then has no template to bind to. Contamination of genomic DNA was excluded because primer pairs were spanning at least one intron. B. Results of PCR amplification visualized by gel electrophoresis. For each gene, four lanes represent amplification of the short and long fragment in two tissues: liver and muscle. Next to these four lanes a size marker was included with corresponding fragment sizes indicated left of the image.
Cross-species application
The currently proposed method to predict 3' UTR extensions may be easily adapted to other microarray platforms. As a proof of principle, we applied the method we used for mouse 430 2.0 arrays to a dataset consisting of normal human tissue microarrays. A publicly available set of 64 Affymetrix U133 Plus2.0 arrays was used in a manner analogous to the murine tissue set. RefSeq contains 31270 human transcripts, of which 4662 are targeted by at least one probe set on the array and have an unannotated downstream probe set in the same orientation. After applying the expression threshold, 2126 probe sets pairs were retained. The Pearson correlation graph was similar to the murine data (Figure
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Figure S4: Detection of extended 3' UTRs on the Affymetrix human U133 Plus 2.0 platform. A. Histogram with Pearson's correlations for human expression data. The red histogram depicts correlations between the 2126 probe set pairs before the final filtering step. The blue histogram depicts correlations between random probe sets. Similar to the mouse data, a Pearson correlation of 0.6 was chosen as a cut-off value. B. Human conservation score graphs, calculated with PhastCons based on the multiple alignment of 17 vertebrate species. Distributions in red and green represent intergenic and 3' UTR conservation respectively. Black arrow indicates the conservation score of the extended regions. C. GIS-PET track in the UCSC genome browser. GIS-PET tags are displayed in blue. Target regions for the Affymetrix U133 Plus 2.0 are indicated in black, PhastCons conservation score indicated in green.
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Table S3: Sequences of PCR primers used for validation experiment
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It was suggested previously that Affymetrix GeneChips have the potential to be used as a discovery tool for exploring the exotic transcriptome, and go beyond their standard use as a measure of mRNA for protein-coding genes
The finding of 3'UTRs extending further than currently annotated has important implications for data analysis. First, Affymetrix 3' expression probe sets have been designed within 600 bp of 3' ends, to ensure an efficient labeling. An important consequence of the unknown extended 3'UTRs is that the probe set which was previously thought to be close to the 3' end might not give a high signal since the real 3' end is further away and thus a lower labeling efficiency occurred. This was possibly the case for the additional 44 probe sets which we found correlated but where the signal generated with the proximal probe set was too low for inclusion in the dataset. Therefore, transcripts where only the annotated (proximal) probe set is considered, might give false negative results, attributed to low expression, but in fact caused by the extended 3'UTR. Extended probesets detecting longer 3'UTRs may provide a higher expression signal, but have an increased chance to give a background signal in the case the transcript is alternatively terminated. However, as for the current set of predictions, alternative termination is unlikely in the majority of the samples, since the extended probesets are selected based on a good coexpression profile with the primary probesets. If alternative termination would occur commonly, the extended probeset would not be retained in this analysis. The extended probe sets we describe in this paper are thus more reliable markers for measuring expression of such genes in conditions where the full length 3' UTR is used.
Second, exon arrays are increasingly used to capture variation by alternative termination and alternative splicing. However, probes for these exon arrays have been mainly designed in the regions of the currently known exons. As a result, information on extended 3'UTRs, such as the ones described in this paper may not be obtained.
Third, microRNA target sites have been shown to be enriched towards the end of the 3'UTR
Knowledge of the full 3'UTR sequence is not only important from a data analysis perspective but is also clinically relevant. It has been estimated that 3' UTRs are associated with about 0.2% of known disease-associated mutations
The number of genes described in this paper which have a longer 3'UTR than currently known is likely an underestimation for several reasons. First, it is dependent on probe sets designed by Affymetrix, which was based on limited EST information. Out of 21769 transcripts, 16592 have one probe set targeting the 3' UTR and only 3141 (14%) have another probe set targeting its putative extension. Second, we rely on a good concordance of probe set expression. Since our method selects only those probe sets which have a high correlation over 70 samples, we most likely did not detect many extended 3'UTRs which occur in just a few tissues.
We investigated the regulatory potential of the extended regions. To minimize the inclusion of intronic sequence, only extensions <1 kb away from the primary annotated probe set were considered for motif counting. However, based on counting of predicted stability elements, polyA signals or microRNA hits, we were not able to discriminate known 3'UTRs from intergenic sequence. Therefore occurrence of these motifs was not informative to classify the predicted extensions as 3'UTR or intergenic sequence. Next, we looked into evolutionary conservation of 3'UTRs versus intergenic sequences. Higher conservation scores can be observed in 3'UTR regions as compared to intergenic regions. This is logical because genomic changes in intergenic regions likely have less impact on selection than changes in genes. We found evidence of conservation of the predicted extended regions similar to that of known 3'UTRs, indicating that these regions have functional importance.
Most importantly, wet lab validation of 8 predicted extensions confirmed all of the
Provided that large enough datasets of different tissues are available, this method can easily be applied to other microarray platforms. We demonstrated this by applying the method that we worked out for our own mouse microarray compendium to a publicly available human dataset. Using this approach, we identified 627 genes with putative extended 3'UTRs. Similar to mouse extended regions, these were also evolutionary conserved regions, clearly different from intergenic regions. Moreover, 40% of the regions <1 kb were confirmed by GIS-PET tags, which are short sequence tags derived from the beginning and end of a transcript. This figure is surprisingly high, since we expect only a subset of genes to be expressed in the cells used for these experiments (MCF7 and embryonic stem cells) and moreover, it is known that proliferating cells tend to express mRNAs with shortened 3' UTRs
We established a method to investigate the 3'UTR extensions based on abundantly available microarray data. In our own mouse mRNA expression data set we observed that for 845 genes the 3' UTR was longer than annotated in Refseq. As the length of 3' UTR determines the regulatory elements which are present in the transcript, we believe that our observations have implications for the timing and amount of protein eventually synthesized. Knowledge of the full length of the 3'UTRs is therefore indispensable to fully understand posttranscriptional control.
The expression dataset consisting of 70 microarrays covering 22 different murine tissues with 3-5 replicates per tissue was used as starting data. Data are accessible through the GEO database, with accession number GSE9954
Affymetrix annotation files for the MOE430 2.0 array were downloaded from NetAffx. Mouse genomic sequences and chromosomal coordinates were obtained from the UCSC Genome Browser
Sequence analysis for motif enrichment was performed with Perl. Motifs scanned for were: C-Rich Stability Element: YCCA 0...5 CCCW Y{0,4} TCYCC, AU-rich Stability Element: UAUUUAUWW, Cytoplasmic PolyA Element: UUUUAU 1.100 AAUAAA and Mammalian PolyA Element: A(A|U)UAAA 12.40 KKKKKKKKKK [5,0,0]. These motif descriptions were obtained from Transterm
Sequences of PCR primers are shown in Additional file
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Table S4: List of Affymetrix human U133 Plus 2.0 probe sets detecting extended 3'UTRs, obtained by the same algorithm as applied to mouse data. Some probe sets were already predicted by Ensembl to target the extended 3'UTR and are marked with an × in the appropriate column. Probe sets which are correctly annotated in Affymetrix' NetAffx are also indicated.
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Normal human tissue data were retrieved from the Human Body Index (GSE7307, Neurocrine Bioscience, San Diego, California), of which a subset of 64 arrays were used, covering 18 different tissues with 3-5 replicates analogous to the murine dataset. Data were processed as described for the murine dataset.
Authors' contributions
LT and LT participated in the design of the study, performed the computational analysis and validation experiments and wrote the paper. HJC performed computational analysis. YM acquired funding, assisted with the design of the study and provided general support. FS conceived of the study, participated in the design, supervised experiments, acquired funding and provided general support. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
We would like to thank Roel Quintens for technical assistance, Leentje Van Lommel for microarray work and Katleen Lemaire for cDNA preparation. This research was supported by research grants from the Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek Vlaanderen (FWO grant G.0733.09N), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (GOA/2004/11 to the FS laboratory, GOA AMBioRICS (2004-2009), GOA 3M080124 and SymBioSys: CoE EF/05/007) and the Belgian Federal Science Policy Office (IUAP P6/40 and P6/25: BioMaGNet). L. Tranchevent is funded by EU-RTD: ERNSI: FP6-MC-EST Bioptrain.
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The Scripture's Doctrine on Predestination (2 of 4) by Eddie Snipes
This content is part of a series.The Scripture's Doctrine on Predestination (2 of 4)
Eddie Snipes
Hopefully from the previous section it is understood how predestination gives the Christian confidence so we can stand by faith. This section is a bit more difficult to write. People often have such strong feelings and preconceived notions that they are too closed minded to see what the Bible teaches on this topic. Many stand on a glass foundation and quickly reject scripture once they realize that it threatens to shatter their beliefs. We should not be protecting our beliefs from scripture but drawing our understanding from scripture. Anytime we have to refuse to look at scripture, this is a clear sign that our doctrine is not consistent with the Bible. Just because many believe a doctrine does not make it true. Church history testifies to this fact.
I can say these things because I struggled through many preconceived notions that I was taught but turned out to be inconsistent with scripture. In the past, I gained doctrine from secondhand information such as books, study guides, commentaries and other teachers. This limited my understanding to only what was filtered through those whose like mindedness I adopted. Before setting my heart to dig in the word, I was opposed to any concept of predestination for it seems appalling to think that God would foreordain someone for judgment. There are hard-line sects of Calvinism which teach that God creates individuals for the purpose of judging them and that God judges or shows mercy because both fulfill God's pleasure. I heard a man say to a father that God may have created that child for the purpose of condemning him to hell.
With misinformation like this, it is no wonder that people are revolted at the very thought of predestination. However, this topic must be examined for the Bible speaks often on this subject and understanding predestination is vital to understanding faith, works, salvation, and many other scriptural principles that direct us ...
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GRAND FORKS — Mary Ann Gadberry knows you really can go home again.
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"Home Again for Spring and Summer" was recently released, and is made up of Mary Ann's memories of growing up during the 1950s and 1960s in Forman, N.D., where she lived with her father, a Soo Line Railroad foreman; her mother, a homemaker; and six brothers and sisters.
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Mary Ann Gadberry has written two more e-books, "Home Again with Family in a Small Town," to be released July 15, and "Home Again for Autumn and Winter," to be released Sept. 15. These will be available for purchase on Amazon.
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Recently, Hollywood released a big-screen version of the book "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" with a reported $90 million budget; the movie was critically-hailed, but it's worth noting that a previously-released Swedish version had a budget of $7 million and delivered as much, if not more, entertainment value. IMDB lists the estimate budget of "A Separation" at just $300,000. Maybe someday Hollywood will learn that money doesn't necessarily buy quality, and in fact big budgets can burden a film as investors fiddle with productions because they feel that their cash gives them a say, and movemakers look to cater to the lowest common denominator to earn their costs back.
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We use a software called YNAB ( You Need A Budget) and allocate all money for the month as soon as it comes in. DHs income can vary so it's important we do this. No two months are the same. That way on a good month we can out some away. The ultimate goal is to live entirely on the previous months income and be one month ahead, but it's a long way off.
We use a cash back bank account, and DD all bills so we never get behind on paying.
Cook everything from scratch and freeze leftovers
Live in a terraced house with great insulation front and back. We never have to put our heating on
I think the key to it is being totally aware of what is being spent and on what. It can be a bit tedious and time consuming but ultimately if you don't know what you're spending you cannot address any possible wastage/overspends etc.
A good way to budget for, say, groceries is to use cash rather than cards. That way you see the cash physically dwindling and it's quite an eye opener to be in the middle of the month having nearly spent the whole budget already.
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Open the oven door once you've finished cooking, it warms the kitchen up a treat.
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Avoid using tumble driers, they drink electricity.
Transfer any credit card debts onto interest free cards if possible, there are some long term 0% balance transfer offers available at the moment. Do not be tempted to use these cards, in fact it's a good idea to cut them up once the balance has been transferred.
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Look at utility bills - can anything be saved by shopping around and transferring to another provider? Pay by DD if possible to get the discount offered. You don't always need to switch provider, they will often price match to keep your business.
Do not automatically renew car/life/house/whatever insurance. Use the comparison websites, check out the cash back websites to see if they are offering anything decent, put some time and effort into getting the best deal.
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Quite often once these measures have been put in place, such as budgeting, meal planning etc then they almost become a way of life and don't feel so laborious.
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I've been spending a lot of time researching this and from what I can gather most everyone else except maybe George Noory) are totally missing the boat on how big and bad of a disaster this is.They're now saying 200,000 gallons a day are gushing into the ocean.That's over a million gallons of crude oil a week. The BP platform was drilling for what ... See Morethey call deep oil. They go out where the ocean is about 5,000 feet deep and drill another 30,000 feet into the crust of the earth. This is right on the edge of what human technology can do. I've read that this time they hit a pocket of oil at such high pressure that it burst all of their safety valves all the way up to the drilling rig and then caused the rig to explode and sink. Take a moment to grasp the import of that. The pressure behind this oil is so high that it destroyed the maximum effort of human science to contain it.When the rig sank it flipped over and landed on top of the drill hole some 5,000 feet under the ocean.Now they've got a hole in the ocean floor, 5,000 feet down with a wrecked oil drilling rig sitting on top of it spewing 200,000 barrels of oil a day into the ocean. Take a moment and consider that! First they have to get the oil rig off the hole to get at it in order to try to cap it. Do you know the level of effort it will take to move that wrecked oil rig, sitting under 5,000 feet of water? That operation alone would take years and hundreds of millions to accomplish. Then, how do you cap that hole in the muddy ocean floor? There just is no way. If we can't cap that hole that oil is going to destroy the oceans of the world. It only takes one quart of motor oil to make 250,000 gallons of ocean water toxic to wildlife. Are you starting to get the magnitude of
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|George Washington Buckner
Dr. George Washington Buckner
|December 1, 1855
Greensburg, Kentucky
|February 17, 1943 (aged 87)
Evansville, Indiana
|Alma mater
|Indiana State Normal School; Indiana Eclectic Medical College
|physician and diplomat
|Political party
|Stella White
Anna Cowen
George Washington Buckner (December 1, 1855 – February 17, 1943) was an African-American physician and diplomat. He was United States minister to Liberia from 1913 to 1915.
Born into slavery near Greensburg, Kentucky, Buckner was freed at the age of ten. He attended a Freedman's School in Greensburg where he received a basic education. In 1870 he moved to Louisville to live with his aunt and worked there briefly as a household servant before moving back to Green County in 1871 to be a teacher. Buckner later moved to Indiana where he was educated as a teacher at Indiana State Normal School (now Indiana State University) in Terre Haute, and as a doctor at the Indiana Eclectic Medical College.[1]
After graduating from normal school, Buckner taught in Vincennes, Washington and Evansville.[1] He married Stella White in Vincennes in 1879.[2] She died of tuberculosis in 1889.[1] Buckner graduated from medical school in 1890 and practiced medicine in Indianapolis for a year before moving to Evansville where he opened a doctor's office. He married Anna Cowen there in 1896.[3] They had five children. John W. Boehne, a prominent Evansville Democrat, brought Buckner to the attention of President Woodrow Wilson, who appointed him "minister resident" to Liberia in 1913.[4] Buckner served in the post until 1915, during which time he also served as American Consul General in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia.[5] He became ill frequently with fever because of the tropical climate and resigned to return to Evansville.[1]
Buckner belonged to the African Methodist Episcopal Church and was active in Evansville civic affairs. He helped establish the Cherry Street Black YMCA and the United Brotherhood of Friendship. An active member of the Democratic Party, he was often involved with his close friend, Congressman John W. Boehne. He regularly wrote the "Colored Folks" section of region's Democratic newsletter urging them to support the party, earning himself the nickname "Elder Statesman of Indiana Blacks".[6]
He died at the age of 87 in Evansville and is buried there in Oak Hill Cemetery.[7]
His son, Zach Buckner, donated much of his father's memorabilia to the Evansville Museum, where it is on display in an exhibit.[1] A housing project in Evansville, George W. Buckner Towers, is named for him.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ a b c d e John E. Kleber; Lowell H. Harrison; Thomas Dionysius Clark (1992). The Kentucky Encyclopedia. University Press of Kentucky. p. 136. ISBN 0-8131-1772-0.
- ^ WPA Index to Marriage Record, Knox County, Indiana, 1854 - 1920; Original Record Located: Knox County Clerk's Office, Book C-10, p. 109.
- ^ WPA Index to Marriage Records, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, 1846-1920. Original Record Located: Vanderburgh County Clerk's Office, Book 18, p. 518.
- ^ Indiana Slave Narratives
- ^ U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian
- ^ "Dr. George Washington Buckner". University of Southern Indiana. Retrieved 2009-03-26.
- ^ The Political Graveyard:Index to Politicians:Buckner
External links[edit]
- Library of Congress: Facsimile transcript of oral history interview of George Washington Buckner by Lauana Creel
|Government offices
|Preceded by
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|United States Minister to Liberia
September 10, 1913 – April 15, 1915
|Succeeded by
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Switzerland's memories kept coming back. These were pleasant memories, but they were just of a person he no longer considered pleasant. He hated how his mind would drift off to how his childhood friend would shriek when he tripped in a little mud, how his childhood friend would complain about how dirty the mud was, how his childhood friend would get him to clean him up, and how they would later sit by the fireplace together.
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"Whatever," his friend would say when he ran out of playful insults. "Help me out of this mud you lead me into."
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"I think you can create a new style with that," he would say after he finished helping his friend out of the mud.
His friend would frown. "Maybe with your citizens. My citizens have too much elegance to cover their clothes with mud."
"Your citizens get their style ideas from my citizens," he would joke.
"I think you have it backwards," his friend would state. "My citizens are completely original in their own way."
"Yeah, being covered in mud is certainly original."
"If you didn't lead me into that mud puddle, I wouldn't be filthy right now!" his friend would remind. "My misfortune is all your fault!"
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His friend would then try to whip the mud off his face. But the mud on his hands would just add more mud to his face. "I look cuter without mud on my face."
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"You have a mole."
"It's a beauty mark," his friend would correct. "And why don't you help me get all this mud off?"
"You don't want my filthiness getting you more filthy."
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"I don't want you tracking mud down my carpet," he would say laughing. "Do you have any idea how much cleaning supplies cost these days?"
"Then how am I supposed to get clean?" his friend would ask.
He would laugh. "You're going to stand under that window." He would point to the same window each time. "And I'm going to dump a bucket of water on you from the second story."
"That's insane!"
"No, that's affordable."
"You're not going to dump a bucket of water on me from the second story."
"Do you want to be clean?"
"Yes," his friend would say, "but I rather have a nice hot bath."
He would smile. "I like my bucket idea better."
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"Fine," he would say playfully surrendering, "you can have your hot bath, but only if you share it with me."
This is the part where Switzerland tries to end the memories. As much as he doesn't want to remember it, he did share his bath with his old friend. Even if it was cheaper for them to share a bath, and even if they were both little kids, and even if didn't do anything else but take a bath, it still was extremely embarrassing to remember.
Usually, Switzerland is successful in pulling out of remembering. Finding something to occupy his mind, or banging a bucket on his head, normally works. But, sometimes Switzerland doesn't pull out of remembering. Maybe the memory is just too strong to pull away from, or maybe he just wants the memory to flow.
"Your hair looks silly," he would say laughing at how the soap would make his friend's hair stand up.
His friend would then put his hand on his hair to mess it up. "Now your hair looks sillier," his friend would say when he finished messing up his hair.
He would grin. "Like this people could mistake us as brothers."
"Maybe your people. My people have a keen eye for detail."
"Yeah right," he would say laughing fixing his own hair, "if you had a keen eye for detail you wouldn't have walked right into that mud puddle."
"I was following you!"
"I didn't walk into a mud puddle," he would state grinning. "Your hair looks like devil horns. Let me fix it."
After the two finished bathing, they would sit in their bathrobes next to the fireplace together. There Switzerland and his friend would exchange stories, hopes, dreams, and fears with each other. And their bond of friendship would most certainly be polished to shine.
"Do you think we will always be friends?" he would ask as they sat by the fire.
This question would make his friend frown. "Why would you ask a question like that?"
He would sigh. "I'm just wondering. Do you think we will be best friends as adults?"
"What would destroy our friendship?"
"I don't know wars, secret alliances, unfair rulers, other countries. Just about anything could ruin a perfectly good friendship."
"Not ours."
"Because I promise you, Switzerland, no matter what happens in the future I'll always remain your best friend," his friend would always promise.
If Switzerland got this far in the memory, he would start to feel blue. It was hard to comprehend that he and that unpleasant person were once best friends like that. It was hard to believe that they both broke that promise they had between each other.
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This made me feel sad. I don't think that I got Switzerland's character right. I like to think that he didn't become really serious and trigger happy until after he became an adult. But, I'm afraid that my theory of young Switzerland being slightly not adult Switzerland is very off.


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