41. The Wit And Wisdom Of S.K. Wilhelm It is refreshing to see that the Catholic Church, with regards to this issue, hasrisen above the general absurdity It opposes both the killing of the living http://gonsalves.org/wilhelm/may.htm

May 2001 Self-hatred- Self-hatred is the reward of the person who turns too radically inward. Those people with a tendency toward excessive self-love need to keep in mind that any love, when excessive, can easily go sour and turn into its opposite. In many instances depression is simply narcissism run its full course. The preacher- Just because a person does not practice what he preaches does not mean that what he preaches is incorrect. Making this mistake is often a reflex for me, as I resent challenging ideals and am always on the lookout for evidence that they are absurd and impossible to live up to: "Even the one who preaches these things can't carry them out; these are the ideals of an idiot. I guess I'll go back to doing whatever I want." A road to peace- The biggest challenge is to find a road to peace which does not converge with the road to death. Pleasure- The pursuit of pleasure is less contemptible than the quest for power. The right words- Whenever you speak with someone you should use the grammar, vocabulary, and tone which will best get your point across. The point you are trying to get across should not be that you are smarter than the person being spoken to.

42. Browse The Cornell Library Historical Math Monographs killing, wilhelm Joseph Einführung in die grundlagen der geometrie. http://historical.library.cornell.edu/math/math_K.html

About the Collection Browse Collection Home Search Collection ... J K L M N O ... XYZ Authors "K" Kantor, Seligmann Theorie der endlichen gruppen von eindeutigen transformationen in der ebene Kempe, Alfred Bray How to draw a straight line; a lecture on linkages Killing, Wilhelm Joseph Einführung in die grundlagen der geometrie Lehrbuch der analytischen geometrie in homogenen koordinaten Die nicht-euklidischen Raumformen in analytischer Behandlung Klein, Felix Anwendung der Differential- und Integralrechnung auf Geometrie: eine Revision der Principien. Vorlesung gehalten während des Sommersemesters 1901 Ausgewählte kapitel aus der theorie der linearen differentialgleichungen zweiter ordnung (Volume 1) Ausgewählte kapitel aus der theorie der linearen differentialgleichungen zweiter ordnung (Volume 2) Ausgewählte kapitel der zahlentheorie ... Vorträge über den mathematischen unterricht an den höheren schulen Knoblauch, Johannes Grundlagen der Differentialgeometrie Einleitung in die allgemeine Theorie der krummen Flächen Knott, Cargill Gilston Napier tercentenary memorial volume Life and scientific work of Peter Guthrie Tait, supplementing the two volumes of Scientific papers published in 1898 and 1900

43. Browse The Cornell Library Historical Math Monographs Translate this page 1880/81 by Klein, Felix. Einführung in die grundlagen der geometrieby killing, wilhelm Joseph. Einführung in die Hauptgesetze der http://historical.library.cornell.edu/math/title_E.html

About the Collection Browse Collection Home Search Collection ... Help A B C D E F G H IJ ... WXYZ Titles "E" Die ebenen Curven dritter Ordnung; eine Zusammenstellung ihrer bekannteren Eigenschaften by Durège, Heinrich Einleitung in die allgemeine Theorie der algebraischen Gröszen by König, Gyula Einleitung in die allgemeine Theorie der krummen Flächen by Knoblauch, Johannes Einleitung in die geometrische Funktionentheorie : Vorlesung gehalten in Leipzig während des Wintersemesters 1880/81 by Klein, Felix Einführung in die grundlagen der geometrie by Killing, Wilhelm Joseph Einführung in die Hauptgesetze der zeichnerischen Darstellungsmethoden by Schoenflies, Arthur Moritz Einführung in die theorie der isogonalen verwandtschaften und der conformen abbildungen, verbunden mit anwendungen auf mathematische physik by Holzmuller, Gustav Einleitung in die Theorie der Bessel'schen Funktionen (Volume 1) by Graf, Johann Heinrich Einleitung in die Theorie der Bessel'schen Funktionen (Volume 2) by Graf, Johann Heinrich Einleitung in die Theorie der Elliptischen Funktionen by Bobek, Karl Joseph Einleitung in die Theorie der linearen Differential-Gleichungen mit einer unabhängigen Variablen by Heffter, Lothar

44. The History Of The Kaiser-Wilhelm-Society During National well as methods and research questions in the Kaiser wilhelm/MaxPlanck camp facilitiesto scientific researchers organising the effective killing of hundreds http://www.ukc.ac.uk/history/staff/material/schmidt/symposium.html

SYMPOSIUM REPORT The History of the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Society During National Socialism Observations on a Three-Day Working Conference organised by the Max-Planck-Society in Berlin, 10 - 13 March 1999 by Ulf Schmidt University of Oxford Vordenker der Vernichtung ), a term taken from the work of the historians Götz Aly and Susanne Heim. This area of research will address with the role of KWI-experts in conceiving, outlining and planning the introduction of Nazi policies, especially with regard to racial policies in the East ( Ostraumpolitik ) and the cultural and ethnic transformation in the occupied territories ( Volkstumpolitik ). Here the role of racial and hereditary research, military research ( Rüstungsforschung ), research in the East and on ‘living space’ ( Ostforschung and Lebensraumforschung ), as well as on criminal human experiments, will have to be addressed. In other words, the overall politics of the KWG during the Nazi period will at last be comprehensively investigated and evaluated. The conference was structured in seven sections with almost fifty talks which covered fascinating and impressive research. Presentations ranged from the self perception and political opportunities of scientists in the first half of the 20th century to race hygienic and genetic research in KWI-institutes and Nazi racial policies. Talks covered military and ‘war relevant’ (

45. 1845 - 1945 Translate this page Kelvin, Lord (William Thomson), 1824-1907, Kepler, Johannes, 1571-1630, Kerschensteiner,Georg, 1854-1932, killing, wilhelm, 1847-1923, Kirchhoff, Gustav, 1824-1887, http://www.weiss-leipzig.de/teubner-herausgeber-und-autoren-1845-bis-1945.htm

Teubner-Autoren und -Herausgeber Mathematik / Naturwissenschaften (1845 - 1945 / Auswahl) Siehe auch: Teubner-Autoren und -Herausgeber Mathematik / Naturwissenschaften / Informatik (1948 - 2000 / Auswahl) ... A B ... Z Name des Hrsg. / Autors Vorname Geb. / Gest. A Abbot Edwin A. Abel Niels Henrik Ahrens Wilhelm Apollonius 3./2. Jh. v. Chr. Archimedes v. Chr. Aristoteles v. Chr. Artin Emil B Bachmann Paul Bardey Ernst Bianchi Luigi Bieberbach Ludwig Blaschke Wilhelm TAzM-Bd.08 Bliss Gilbert Ames Blumenthal Otto Bocher Maxime Boltzmann Ludwig Bolyai Janos (Johann) TAzM-Bd.04 Bolyai Wolfgang Bolza Oskar Bonola Roberto WH-Bd.IV Boole George Borel Emile Born Max Börnstein R. Bortkewitsch L. von Boutroux Pierre WH-Bd.XXVIII Brill Alexander von Bruhns Carl Christian Bruns Heinrich Burkhardt Heinrich C Cantor Georg TAzM-Bd.02 Cantor Moritz Caratheodory Constantin TAzM-Bd.18 Cartan Elie Joseph Carvallo R. Castelnuovo Guido Cesaro Ernesto Chittenden Brace Christoffel Elvin B. Clebsch Alfred Crantz Paul Curtze Maximiliam Czuber Emanuel WH-Bd.XXIV D Dalwigk F. v.

46. SF > Reviews > Kate Wilhelm • Novels/collections • Short fiction Search Web for Kate wilhelm • Googlesearch • Alta Vista search. (The Infinity Box); (The killing Thing); (Where http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/sf/books/w/katwlhlm.htm

Kate Wilhelm Novels/collections Short fiction Search Web for Kate Wilhelm Google search Alta Vista search Novels/Collections Juniper Time Let the Fire Fall The Clewiston Test The Clone with Theodore L Thomas The Infinity Box The Killing Thing Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang Short fiction "The Time Piece". In The Infinity Box "Man of Letters". In The Infinity Box "Baby, You Were Great". 1967. In Women of Wonder "April Fools' Day Forever". 1970. In The Infinity Box "Where Have You Been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy?". 1971. In The Infinity Box "The Infinity Box". 1971. In The Infinity Box "The Funeral". 1972. In More Women of Wonder In The Infinity Box "The Fusion Bomb". 1972. In The Infinity Box "The Red Canary". 1973. In The Infinity Box "The Village". 1973. In The Infinity Box Novels/Collections : reviews Kate Wilhelm. The Infinity Box Contents (possible spoilers) The Infinity Box The Time Piece The Red Canary Man of Letters April Fools' Day Forever Where Have You Been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy? The Fusion Bomb The Village The Funeral

47. Liste Historischer Mathematischer Dissertationen Von 1810 Bis 1933 Translate this page (Weierstraß, Kummer), 16.11.1870. 71, killing, wilhelm (1847-1923),H, Der Flächenbüschel zweiter Ordnung. (Weierstraß, Kummer), 14.3.1872. http://dochost.rz.hu-berlin.de/listen/histdisslist.php3?sec=K

48. New Books Archive: New Books Received In December 1998 CALL QA306 .K36 1999. AUTHOR killing, wilhelm, TITLE Briefwechselmit Friedrich Engel zur Theorie der LieAlgebren zum 150. http://library.stanford.edu/depts/mathcs/newbooks/NBDec98.html

New Books Received in December 1998 Math Library General Information AUTHOR: ACM Conference on Assistive Technologies TITLE: Assets '98 :the Third International ACM Conference on Assistive Technologies : April 15-17, 1998, Marina del Rey Hotel, Marina del Rey, California / IMPRINT: New York : Association for Computing Machinery, c1998. CALL: HV1569.5 .A24 1998 AUTHOR: ACM SIGPLAN Workshop LCTES'98 TITLE: Languages, compilers, and tools for embedded systems: ACM SIGPLAN Workshop LCTES'98, Montreal, Canada, June 19-20, 1998 : proceedings / IMPRINT: Berlin ; New York : Springer, c1998. CALL: QA76.6 .A2783 1998 TITLE: Advances in discrete and computational geometry: proceedings of the 1996 AMS-IMS-SIAM joint summer research conference, Discrete and Computational GeometryTen Years Later, July 14-18, 1996, Mount Holyoke College / IMPRINT: Providence, R.I. : American Mathematical Society, c1999. CALL: QA167 .J65 1996 AUTHOR: Agarwal, Ravi P. TITLE: Focal boundary value problems for differential and difference equations / IMPRINT: Dordrecht [Netherlands] ; Boston : Kluwer Academic, 1998.

49. Christine Wilhelm April 23, 2002 wilhelm pleads not guilty, and her lawyers says she'll claim mentalillness. She'd told police that Luke's murder was a mercy killing . http://crime.about.com/library/blfiles/blparents-wilhelm.htm

zfp=-1 About Crime/Punishment Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Crime/Punishment with Bill Bickel Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS CRIMEWEEK DAILY: The latest crime news ROBERT BLAKE MISSING KIDS: Sofia, Mariana, Lindsey... ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Christine Wilhelm by Bill Bickel Dateline: April 22, 2002 We've also got special Background-and-Updates pages about these cases: Danielle van Dam Birmingham Church Bombing Trial Michael Skakel/ ... James Bulger Early Tuesday morning (April 16, 2002), Christine Wilhelm, a 38-year-old mother living in upstate New York near Vermont, allegedly drowned her 4-year-old son in the bathtub and attempting to do the same to her 5-year-old son. Timeline: April 23, 2002 Wilhelm pleads not guilty, and her lawyers says she'll claim mental illness. She'd told police that Luke's murder was a "mercy killing" April 20, 2002

50. Killing Of Frank Leslie By His Wife Mamie. Wheeling, 1892 Coming as it did in the same week as the killing by wilhelm Maier of his wife, themurderous assault on Ed Kunkel, who had his throat cut in a boat house in http://wheeling.weirton.lib.wv.us/misc/LESLIE.HTM

C RIME The Wheeling Intelligencer April 9, 1892. ANOTHER MURDER. Mrs. Frank Leslie Shoots her Husband in the Head. A SOUTH SIDE HOUSE OF ILL FAME The Scene of the Shocking Tragedy Early last Evening. SAD END OF A SERIES OF QUARRELS She had Shot at him Once before and was in Jail for it. THE FOURTH MURDEROUS AFFAIR That has Occurred in Wheeling this Week. Mrs. Leslie Committed to Jail without Bail to Await the Result of her Husband's Wounds. Who the Parties are, and Something Indicating the Cause of the Fatal Assault. About a quarter before six o'clock last evening Mrs. Mamie Leslie shot her husband, Frank Leslie, inflicting a fatal wound. The ball entered the right temple, piercing the brain. Leslie was taken to the City Hospital, and there Dr. John R. Pipes, assisted by Dr. Schwinn and Dr. Frank Hupp, trephined his skull, in the hope that this might relieve the pressure on his brain. It did not have that effect, however, and at half past nine o'clock Leslie died. County Coroner Phillips was at police headquarters, waiting to hear the result of the shot, when the news of his death came, and he hastened to the hospital at once. The shooting occurred in the house of ill fame of Anne Keim, on Twenty-first street, adjoining hook and ladder house No. 1. Leslie was in the house when his wife entered and said to Mrs. Keim: "I want my husband!"

51. Wilhelm Frick Frick and his Ministry, which was published by his UnderSecretary wilhelm Pfundnerfor racism, involving the wiping out of the Jews, and the killing of the http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Holocaust/Frick.html

Wilhelm Frick A. FRICK'S POLITICAL CAREER. Frick's important contribution to the Nazi conspiracy was in the field of government administration. He was the administrative brain who organized the German state for Nazism and who geared the machinery of the state for aggressive war. It was Frick who transformed the plans and programs of his fellow conspirators into political action. He was the manager of the Nazi conspiracy. He was entrusted with broad discretion, exercised great power, and knew the criminal purpose of the acts he committed. The conspiratorial activities of Frick cover a period of 25 years, beginning as early as 1920 (086-PS). A brief summary of Frick's activities will show how extensive was his contribution to the Nazi conspiracy. He took part in Hitler's Munich Beer Hall Putsch of November 1923, and was sentenced for his participation. He helped Hitler become a German citizen. To maintain the Nazi regime in the first 2 years of its existence and to achieve some of its most important immediate purposes, Frick signed 235 laws and decrees during that period, most of which are published in the Reichsgesetzblatt. For the first time in German history a uniform police system for the whole German Reich was created. Frick was its creator and its supreme head. He appointed the Gestapo chief, Heinrich Himmler, Chief of the German Police. Frick was the highest controlling authority over concentration camps. He personally inspected these camps. His Ministry of the Interior made the necessary legal arrangements for acquiring land for the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Through his Medical Division, Frick controlled the Nazi asylums and so-called medical institutions in which forced sterilizations and murders of thousands of Germans and of foreign laborers were carried out. The racial legislation, including the Nurnberg Laws, was drafted by Frick and administered under his jurisdiction. Frick introduced the Yellow Star as a sign of stigmatization of the Jews.

52. Chapter XIII. Book V. Goethe, J. W. Von. 1917. Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship save thy Felix! The old man is mad! He is killing him.” Scarcely knowing whathe did, wilhelm darted downstairs, and Mignon followed close behind him. 10. http://www.bartleby.com/314/513.html

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53. The Wolf And The Fox. Grimm, Jacob And Wilhelm. 1909-14. Household Tales. The Ha Jacob and wilhelm Grimm. Red fox, get me something to eat, or I will eat thee thyself.”The fox answered, “I know a man who has been killing, and the http://www.bartleby.com/17/2/30.html

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54. Das Virtuelle Bücherregal NRW Translate this page 402 7.147.204 7.147.211 7.559.307 Killerzelle 6.259.376 6.406.918 7.215.477 Killesbergturm13.157.075 Killian, Hermann 3.746.767 killing, wilhelm 12.791.386 http://kirke.hbz-nrw.de/dcb/Schlagwoerter/1075.html

Ein freundliches Angebot des Hochschulbibliothekszentrums des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Projekt 'Virtuelle Kataloge / Innovative Verfahren' Welche Ziele verfolgt das Projekt? Root-Seite Navigation: Prev Up Next Kilian, Gundel Kilian, Rudolf Kilianifest Kilianskirche Kiliansschrein Kilikia Tracheia Kilikia-Museum Antelias Kilikien Kilimandscharo Kilimandscharo-Gebiet Kilkenny Killertoxin Killerzelle Killesbergturm Killian, Hermann Killing, Wilhelm Killmayer, Wilhelm Kilpatrick, George Dunbar Kilpatrick, William Heard Kilusang Mayo Uno Kilwa Kim Kim Phúc Kim, Dongyeon Kim, Il-sÆong Kim, Tae-jung Kim, U-jin Kimball, Nell Kimbangu, Simon Kimbanguistenkirche Kimbangwa Kimberleyplateau Kimberlit Kimchi Kimchi, Isaak Ben-Mordechai Kimchi, Mordechai Ben-Isaak Kime-no-kata Kimigayo Kimmeridge Clay Kimmerier Kimmerle, Heinz Kimono Kimpa, Vita Kimspiel Kimura, SÅota Kin'yÅo wakashÅu Kina Kina Kinasen Kinbusen-Shugen-HonshÅu Kincaid, Jamaica Kind Florian Seiffert HBZ , Stand: 08.08.2002

55. The Function Of The Orgasm By Wilhelm Reich wilhelm Reich wrote The Function of The Orgasm in 1940. many social ills that werepresent in the 1940s, such as wars, torture, killing, violence, antisocial http://www.ibexpub.com/0936347384.html

The Fuction of the Orgasm by Wilhelm Reich translated into Persian by Stephan Simonian in Persian: Funksiyon-e orgazm DESCRIPTION Wilhelm Reich wrote The Function of The Orgasm in 1940. It is one of his most important works. Reich, a student of Freud’s who worked and participated in the psychoanalytic movement for many years, insisted that Freud’s libido theory is the most essential theory, and that Freud’s other theories brought on later on were derived from libido theory. In libido theory, Freud postulates that there is an innate psychosexual energy that is born with the child and that it is the main source of instinct which brings gradual development to the child. Freud attributed certain characteristics that come with this growth and development. In The Function of the Orgasm, Reich contends that the principle of libido energy and its development from infancy to adulthood and its satisfactory development and adequate satisfaction of libidinal urges constitute the most important factor in human development. Development of other characteristics are secondary to it. Reich initially talks about the importance of the child’s psychosexual development. He mentions emotional sicknesses that are derived from distortion of psychosexual energy as he goes through developmental stages because of social influences. He gives examples of social ills and fears that are introduced to the child in patriarchal families and their social

56. Descendants Of Wilhelm Waggoner 2. 2. JOHANNES MICHAEL 2 WAGGONER (wilhelm 1 ) was born November 24, 1751 in WhiteMarsh, PA (15 miles from They raided his house killing his one son in the yard http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mdmalone/Surname Pages/waggoner.htm

Descendants of Wilhelm Waggoner Generation No. 1 WILHELM WAGGONER was born 1706 in Germany, and died 1755 in Hardy County, WV. He married (1) AGNES FLEISCHER March 20, 1732/33 in Ober-Seeman, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, daughter of ANDREAS FLEISCHER and MARIA SCHMIDT. He married (2) ANNA ELIZABETH WAGNER Abt. 1740 in Germany. Notes for WILHELM WAGGONER: The family arrived at the Port of Philadelphia, PA, October 25, 1748, aboard the ship "Patience and Margaret" from Rotterdam, Holland. They lived in Montgomery County, PA. Their daughter Anna Elizabeth was baptized in St. Micheals Church, April 24, 1749. Wilhelm's wife died shortly after this baptism and he remarried Agnesa (last name unknown). They moved to present day Hardy County, VA about 1754 and in 1755, Indians killed Wilhelm and captured daughter Mary and son Peter. A would be rescuer killed Mary in the course of shooting at the Indians. John Peter survived his captivity and settled in Philadelphia. He is listed in the 1790 census of that city as a shoemaker with five sons and four daughters Children of WILHELM WAGGONER and AGNES FLEISCHER are: i.

57. Kurt & Mary Wilhelm's Genealogy Notebook - Alexander Ad Kurt Mary wilhelm's Genealogy Notebook. sight of his son and was hastening tohis rescue, when the Indian, letting the lad go, fired, killing Mr. Alexander http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kawilhelm/mgen/alex1.html

Home Last 18 December 2000 Decendents of David Alexander of Maine CONTENTS First Generation Second Generation Third Generation Fourth Generation Fifth Generation Sixth Generation Seventh Generation Eighth Generation Ninth Generation Others Named Alexander in Maine References First Generation David Alexander emigrated from Ulster, Ireland to Topsham, Maine in 1719. David was killed by Indians in "Lovewell's Indian War, about 1722 - 1725. The name of his wife is unknown. Children of David Alexander, born in Ulster, Ireland i William , b abt 1706; d 1778; m abt 1736 Jennet Wilson ii James , b abt 1709; m - Second Generation William Alexander ( David ) was born about 1706 in Ulster, Ireland. He emigrated with his father in 1719. William married about 1736 in Harpswell, ME to Jennet Wilson Children of William and Jennet (Wilson) Alexander i David , b 1737; d 29 Oct 1792; m 1761 Anna Ewing ii James , b 1739; m 1757 Martha Mustard iii William , b 1741 iv Samuel , b 1743; m 1770 Rosannah Clark v John , b 1745; m 1768 Elizabeth Clark vi Hugh , b 21 Mar 1750F; d 8 May 1807; m1 1772 Catherine Ewing; m2 1788 Hannah Dunning

58. The Killer Thing By Kate Wilhelm The Killer Thing (The killing Thing) (1967). A novel by Kate wilhelm. May 1969 Paperback, Top. Title killing Thing Author(s) Kate wilhelm ISBN 0586027777. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/books/n0/n3332.htm?authorid=3128

59. Kate Wilhelm Bibliography Home Awards Etexts New releases Top 250 Authors Series Years. Kate wilhelm USA (1928 ) (Wife of Damon Knight). The Killer Thing (1967) aka The killing Thing. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Kate_Wilhelm.htm

dwAuthorName = "Kate Wilhelm"; dwBookTitle = ""; Fantastic Fiction Authors W Home ... Years Kate Wilhelm (Wife of Damon Knight Search Authors Search Books Novels Top More Bitter Than Death The Mile-Long Spaceship The Clone (with Theodore L Thomas) Andover and the Android The Nevermore Affair The Killer Thing aka The Killing Thing Let the Fire Fall The Year of the Cloud (with Theodore L Thomas) Margaret and I City of Cain The Infinity Box The Clewiston Test ... The Best Defense aka The Best Defence For the Defense: or, Malice Prepense (A Barbara Holloway Mystery) The Good Children The Casebook of Constance and Charlie Vol. 1 The Casebook of Constance and Charlie Vol. 2 ... Skeletons: A Novel of Suspense Collections Top The Downstairs Room Abyss: Two Novellas Somerset Dreams A Flush of Shadows Anthology Series Top Nebula Award Stories Nebula Award Stories 9 Anthologies edited Top Better than One (with Damon Knight Non fiction Top The Hills Are Dancing (with Richard Wilhelm) Anthologies containing stories by Kate Wilhelm Top The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction 12th Series Nebula Award Stories 7 Orbit 2 ... Year's Best SF 2 Short stories Top The Mile-Long Spaceship The Last Days of the Captain The Man Without a Planet A Time to Keep Jenny with Wings Baby, You Were Great

60. Carl-Wilhelm E. Vogel, M.D., Ph.D. Carlwilhelm E. Vogel Director and Researcher (Professor), Cancer Research Centerof Hawaii These antibodies elicit effective NB cell killing by both complement http://www.hawaii.edu/crch/ProfileVogel.htm

Carl-Wilhelm E. Vogel, M.D., Ph.D. Director and Researcher (Professor), Cancer Research Center of Hawaii; Clinical Professor of Pathology, John A. Burns School of Medicine M.D., University of Hamburg; Ph.D. (Biochemistry), University of Hamburg; Diplomate in Clinical Pathology, American Board of Pathology; Life Fellow, College of American Pathologists cvogel@crch.hawaii.edu Publication list via PubMed One research focus of our laboratory is the biology of neuroblastoma (NB). Our laboratory has discovered the presence of natural IgM antibodies in the sera of healthy adults with high specificity for NB. These antibodies elicit effective NB cell killing by both complement activation and apoptosis. In nude rats with human NB xenografts, anti-NB IgM inhibits tumor growth. Of particular interest is the observation that antibody titers in neuroblastoma patients are significantly lower or absent. Current research is directed to determine the safety of natural anti-NB IgM in a Phase I clinical trial, to identify the surface antigen recognized by the antibodies, and to characterize the apoptotic pathway in NB cells. Selected Publications

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