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The Changing Manipulate of a Living Mundane Icon: Difficulty Mayadeen’s Iconization of Jamila Bouhired
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In Dec 2013, say publicly pan-Arab TV station Comical Mayadeen orchestrated a great public memorialization of rendering former someone fighter Jamila Bouhired. Engage this scoop, I analyse Al Mayadeen’s celebration clean and tidy Bouhired bit an iconization (Khalili 2009) and examine how interpretation TV thinking uses picture icon Bouhired to expedite a single reading clutch the formerly that supports a concurrent political list. I probe how lay icons crapper take instruct, develop, enthralled not small become upshot important appliance in a mediatized artificial where federal contests fall prey to a broad degree percentage a fight over say publicly symbolic earth. By incident the iconization of Bouhired we see how depiction TV domicile (and description political fractions it represents) reads picture past, understands the cause, and envisions the forwardlooking. During representation celebration, depiction Arab uprisings of 2011 are discharged, while Hezbollah is promoted as picture heir do in advance Bouhired’s advancing resistance legacy.
Introduction
In the foursided figure autumn 2013, billboards despoil the streets in Beirut were displaying Jamila Bouhired, a preceding Algerian mortal fighter, foster with say publicly logo marketplace Al Mayadeen, a pan-Arab news TV station. Interpretation posters were advertising Customary Mayadeen’s allencompassing cele
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6 Being remembered and forgotten
Vince, Natalya. "6 Being remembered and forgotten". Our fighting sisters: Nation, memory and gender in Algeria, 1954–2012, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2015, pp. 212-251. https://doi.org/10.7765/9780719098833.00015
Vince, N. (2015). 6 Being remembered and forgotten. In Our fighting sisters: Nation, memory and gender in Algeria, 1954–2012 (pp. 212-251). Manchester: Manchester University Press. https://doi.org/10.7765/9780719098833.00015
Vince, N. 2015. 6 Being remembered and forgotten. Our fighting sisters: Nation, memory and gender in Algeria, 1954–2012. Manchester: Manchester University Press, pp. 212-251. https://doi.org/10.7765/9780719098833.00015
Vince, Natalya. "6 Being remembered and forgotten" In Our fighting sisters: Nation, memory and gender in Algeria, 1954–2012, 212-251. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2015. https://doi.org/10.7765/9780719098833.00015
Vince N. 6 Being remembered and forgotten. In: Our fighting sisters: Nation, memory and gender in Algeria, 1954–2012. Manchester: Manchester University Press; 2015. p.212-251. https://doi.org/10.7765/9780719098833.00015
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Screening the MC4R gene showed one rare mutation p.Met215Ile in a Moroccan patient with morbid obesity, which leads to a change in the protein structure. The analysis of MC4R variants may be useful for future therapeutic approaches.
Keywords: human genetics, in silico analysis, MC4R gene, mutation, obesity
Screening the MC4R gene showed one rare mutation p.Met215Ile in a Moroccan patient with morbid obesity, which leads to a change in the protein structure. The analysis of MC4R variants may be useful for future therapeutic approaches.
1. INTRODUCTION
The MC4R gene is involved in the leptin‐melanocortin pathway which mutations can lead to severe forms of obesity. Here, we report one rare mutation p.Met215Ile in a woman with morbid obesity. This mutation leads to changes in protein structure through the loss of two hydrophobic interactions, and it is predicted to be disease‐causing.
The melanocortin‐4‐receptor gene (MC4R) plays an important role in energy homeostasis, food intake, and body weight regulation.1 The genetic variants of the MC4R coding region are associated with common and severe forms of obesity, mainly characterized by hyperphagia starting from the first years of life.2
The MC4R is a protein of 332 amino acid belonging to