University of St Andrews Research: Recent submissions

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    • Understanding crowd responses to perceived hostile threats : a multidisciplinary approach 

      Templeton, Anne; Telga, Maika; Ronchi, Enrico; Neville, Fergus Gilmour; Reicher, Stephen David; Drury, John (2024-06-05) - Journal article
      People facing threat may evacuate, help others, confront the source of threat, share information, ignore the threat and the plight of others, or enact a combination of these behaviours. Accurate conceptual models of crowd ...

    • Development of submicromolar 17β-HSD10 inhibitors and their in vitro and in vivo evaluation 

      Benek, Ondrej; Vaskova, Michaela; Miskerikova, Marketa; Schmidt, Monika; Andrys, Rudolf; Rotterova, Aneta; Skarka, Adam; Hatlapatkova, Jana; Karasova, Jana Zdarova; Medvecky, Matej; Hroch, Lukas; Vinklarova, Lucie; Fisar, Zdenek; Hroudova, Jana; Handl, Jiri; Capek, Jan; Rousar, Tomas; Kobrlova, Tereza; Dolezal, Rafael; Soukup, Ondrej; Aitken, Laura; Gunn-Moore, Frank; Musilek, Kamil (2023-10-05) - Journal article
      17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 10 (17β-HSD10) is a multifunctional mitochondrial enzyme and putative drug target for the treatment of various pathologies including Alzheimer's disease or some types of hormone-dependent ...

    • “Comment devient-on une écrivaine?” : Pineau, Kanor, Octavia 

      Milne, Lorna Catherine (2024-06-26) - Journal article
      This article examines Gisèle Pineau’s Fleur de Barbarie (2007), Fabienne Kanor’s Je ne suis pas un homme qui pleure (2016) and Gaël Octavia’s La Bonne Histoire de Madeleine Démétrius (2020). Striking similarities between ...

    • Moments of willing : on the existential power to will a change to self and world 

      Rapport, Nigel Julian (2024-06-19) - Journal article
      ‘Will’ might be a term for the energy that moves individual lives forward. ‘Wilfulness’ references character: how exercises of will characterise an individual’s life. ‘Intention’ focuses on the aim of an act of willing – ...

    • The Tax Return (1515) of Marin Sanudo : fiscality, family and language in Renaissance Venice 

      Ferguson, Ronnie (2024-06-21) - Journal article
      Marin Sanudo’s finances, family relationships, and choice of written vernacular are the three focal points of the present study. These hitherto only partially explored issues are addressed via a little known primary source. ...