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Maria Fisher46 said:Look, ma'am,
in your situation...
Thanks again for the reply (and the lesson). 🙂
Maria Fisher46 said:The results clearly show a genetic predisposition for rheumatoid arthritis. Specifically, you carry the HLA-DRB1*01 allele, which is the most common marker found among American patients suffering from RA. I should note, however, that the typing wasn't performed with enough precision, since the actual high-risk allele is HLA-DRB1*0101. If there are clinical symptoms present—especially if you test positive for rheumatoid factor—the likelihood of developing rheumatoid arthritis is quite high.
Thanks so much for the explanation.
I'm just a bit confused about the part where you mentioned the typing wasn't "detailed enough." I was under the impression—maybe I'm wrong?—that this result actually indicated DRB1*0111?
Hey,
Can someone please help me make sense of these tissue typing results? I had them done because of some polyarthritis—it's either unspecified or potentially RA. Thanks in advance!
HLA-A 02 11
HLA-B 15 35
HLA-C* NT NT
HLA-DRB1* 01 11
HLA-DQB1* NT NT
Film theory and the whole language of cinema dictate that movies made for the big screen should actually be watched in a theater. That’s just the natural habitat for film.
A movie is an image, the screen is its canvas, and the edges of that frame serve as the border—and we all know how much dimensions matter, especially when you consider that visual example of a guy peeking from behind a bush 😁.
Beyond the actual screen where the action unfolds, you have that whole charged atmosphere of the movie house: the darkness, the rustling, and occasionally someone like Joza being a distraction with their phone...
Ante Peterlić talked about all of this beautifully back in that old film series (it was an educational show for kids and teens), and he even wrote the book "Film Studies."
The end
I watched it again this past Sunday...
all by myself...
The movie, and me...
it's been a long time since I last sat down with it...
I find myself circling back to it every couple of years...
both the film and I... we change...
It’s easily my favorite Wenders film...
How about you guys?