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Travail du lien de couple en thérapie familiale psychanalytique : pertinence et limites
Authors: Aubertel Françoise 
Published: January 2016

Le texte décrit l’intérêt et les limites de la thérapie familiale psychanalytique dans la mise au travail de liens de couple souffrants et particulièrement infectés par des éléments de la transmission transgénérationnelle. Le cadre de la thérapie familiale permet la restauration d’une sécurité de base autorisant la régression, dont la présence réelle des enfants est un puissant activateur. L’auteur, thérapeute familiale psychanalytique, illustre différentes problématiques de couple, à travers des vignettes cliniques, en pointant les limites du travail possible dans ce dispositif : vigilance dans les interventions qui doivent rester groupales-familiales et protection des enfants contre des débordements à caractère exhibitionniste, sexuel ou pervers. À ces conditions, le couple parental, suffisamment dégagé des scories d’un transgénérationnel encombrant, peut éventuellement s’engager en parallèle ou ultérieurement dans un authentique travail de couple.
Les vents contraires de la croissance française
Authors: Creel Jérôme , Laurent Éloi 
Published: January 2016

Robert Gordon, qui fut un sceptique de la nouvelle économie il y a deux décennies, prédit dans un article publié en 2012 que la croissance américaine pourrait quasiment disparaître sous l’effet de six « vents contraires » : démographie, inégalités, éducation, mondialisation, coût de l’énergie et dette seraient autant de marqueurs de la perte vitesse de l’économie américaine. Sans nous livrer au même exercice de chiffrage que Gordon, nous tentons d’évaluer la nature, l’intensité et la direction des vents contraires qui pourraient, dans la perspective de moyen-terme chère à Gordon, contrarier la croissance française. Nous concluons sur cinq recommandations.
Faut-il encore utiliser le concept de croissance potentielle ?
Authors: Sterdyniak Henri 
Published: January 2016

Les concepts de production et de croissance potentiels restent très utilisés dans les débats de politique économique. La première partie de l’article en discute les fondements théoriques et en montre les ambiguïtés. Il existe plusieurs définitions de la production potentielle, selon les contraintes prises en compte. Celle-ci ne peut être évaluée hors d’une analyse macroéconomique complexe. La deuxième partie présente et discute les travaux empiriques récents évaluant la croissance potentielle ; elle examine la façon dont ils ont passé la crise de 2008 et la manière dont ils rendent compte d’une éventuelle rupture de la croissance potentielle. Elle montre les limites des méthodes utilisées qui aboutissent souvent à justifier des politiques contra-cycliques. La dernière partie présente le débat sur la croissance potentielle future. Elle montre que le problème n’est pas tant son éventuel ralentissement, que l’incapacité des pays développés à élaborer une stratégie économique permettant d’atteindre une croissance de plein emploi, compte tenu des contraintes induites par la mondialisation.
Impact des inégalités sur la croissance : que sait-on vraiment ?
Authors: Allègre Guillaume 
Published: January 2016

Le fait que les inégalités aient un impact négatif sur la croissance est en train de s’imposer comme nouvelle opinion commune dans le débat public en économie. Le consensus à ce sujet a évolué rapidement. Plusieurs canaux théoriques liant inégalités et croissance peuvent être distingués : le canal de l’épargne et de l’investissement, le canal des incitations, le canal de l’économie politique, le canal de la cohésion sociale, et celui des imperfections du marché du crédit. Les canaux reliant inégalités et croissance semblent trop complexes pour pouvoir estimer de façon économétrique un impact causal plutôt qu’une corrélation.
Domaine congéable et habitat rural en Cornouaille au xviiie siècle : enjeux et stratégies autour de l’interdiction d’édifier
Authors: Guégan Isabelle 
Published: January 2016

Les usements de domaine congéable, système
d’amodiation le plus répandu en Basse-Bretagne sous l’Ancien Régime,
stipulent que le convenancier (dit encore domanier ou colon) ne doit
pas édifier de nouveaux bâtiments sans l’accord de son seigneur
foncier. Cette interdiction est vivement critiquée dans les cahiers de
doléances. Les usements n’autorisent que la reconstruction, à
l’identique, d’un bâtiment pré-existant, ce qui explique les
nombreuses mentions de bâtiments en ruine dans les archives. Les
conflits liés à cette interdiction de moderniser d’anciens bâtiments
et d’en construire de nouveaux sont nombreux. Pourtant, des
arrangements sont souvent trouvés entre les fonciers et les colons au
moment même de la signature de la baillée : moyennant le paiement
d’une commission, le foncier accorde au domanier l’autorisation
d’agrandir un bâtiment ou d’en construire un nouveau. Ceci ne permet
toutefois pas toujours aux colons de construire les granges dont ils
auraient besoin pour abriter leurs récoltes.
Arm lymphedema after treatment of breast cancer: Etiology, diagnosis, and management
Authors: Goel Ashish , Agarwal Juhi , Mehta Sandeep , Kumar Kapil 
Published: January 2016

ABSTRACTBreast cancer related lymphedema (BCRL) is a chronic debilitating condition seen after treatment of breast cancer. The overall incidence varies from 20% to 56% in all patients treated for breast cancer. Every patient is at a lifelong risk for BCRL and the risk goes on increasing as the followup period increases. Locoregional treatment including surgery or radiotherapy is the most common risk factor for development of arm lymphedema. There are two phases of arm lymphedema. There is increased fluid accumulation in the fluid phase of lymphedema which later on goes into the solid phase where fat and fibrotic tissue is deposited in the subcutaneous tissue. The treatment of BCRL is a challenge both for the patient and the treating surgeon and it needs multidisciplinary team work to be successful. Non-surgical treatment modalities include complete decongestive therapy (CDT) and pneumatic compression therapy. Surgery for BCRL is usually undertaken as a salvage modality after failure of conservative approaches. The surgical spectrum for BCRL varies from extensive excisional operations which were commonly done in the past to newer methods like suction assisted protein lipectomy, lymphatic reconstruction and vascular lymph node transfer (VLNT) using super-microsurgical techniques. There is no consensus regarding the preference of one procedure over other due to lack of randomised control trials. It is however suggested to do lymphovenous anastomosis and complete decongestive therapy for early cases in fluid phase; while patients in the solid phase may be treated with a combination of liposuction with CDT or VLNT alone.
A Comparative Study on the Effect of Contrived vs. Authentic Texts on Iranian Intermediate EFL Learners’ Lexical Collocations Learning
Authors: Shabani Gholamhossein , Heidar Davood Mashhadi 
Published: January 2016

<p>The purpose of this research was to investigate the effects of two models of texts (contrived versus authentic texts) on Iranian intermediate EFL learners’ lexical collocation learning. The participants were sixty students majoring in English. They were students in the second semester of academic year 2015 who were selected through a proficiency test titled Comprehensive English Language Test (CELT), administered at the commencement of the study, the result of which showed that the two groups were homogeneous in terms of their language proficiency. They were divided into two equal comparison groups: The Authentic Text group (AT) and Contrived Text group (CT), either of which included thirty ones. The quantitative data on the participants’ knowledge on lexical collocations were collected using a pre-planned pretest on lexical collocation, comprising forty multiple-choice-items. The pretest on lexical collocation went through a pilot study. The same version of the test of lexical collocation, with the rearrangement of some items, was administered to the both comparison groups after the completion of the treatment period for the AT group and placebo for the CT group. The analysis of the quantitative data was done using Independent Samples T-test and paired-samples T-test. The results of the Paired-samples T-test and Independent Samples T-test indicated that the AT group was significantly different from the control group; in other words, the AT group outperformed the CT group. Pedagogical implications and suggestions for further research were included as well.</p>
Diagnostic Accuracy of Epithelial Membrane Antigen for Malignant Effusions: A Meta-Analysis
Authors: Lin Wentao , Liu Xiaoxue , Cen Ying 
Published: January 2016

Background and Objectives Body cavity fluid examination sometimes presents a diagnostic challenge in cytology practice. This meta-analysis was undertaken to comprehensively assess the diagnostic potential of epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) in malignant effusions. Materials and Methods All relevant original articles about EMA in the diagnosis of malignant effusions published up to July 1, 2014 were retrieved. The overall sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative likelihood ratio, diagnostic odds ratio, and summary receiver operating characteristic (SROC) curve were pooled to evaluate the diagnostic value of EMA for malignant effusions using the Meta-Disc 1.4 and STATA 12.0 statistical software. Results Eleven studies met the inclusion criteria for the meta-analysis and the summary estimates for EMA in the diagnosis of malignant effusions were as follows: sensitivity 0.9 (95% CI 0.83-0.87), specificity 0.87 (95% CI 0.96-0.99), positive likelihood ratio 5.8 (95% CI 15.59-36.37), negative likelihood ratio 0.15 (95% CI 0.07-0.20) and diagnostic odds ratio 52.63 (95% CI 20.91-132.49). The SROC curve indicated that the maximum joint sensitivity and specificity (Q-value) was 0.88; the area under the curve was 0.94. Conclusion The present meta-analysis indicated that EMA may be a useful diagnostic tool with good sensitivity and specificity for differentiating malignant effusions from benign effusions.
Libros, lectores y lectura en la literatura infantil y juvenil: Personajes analfabetas y “abyectos”
Authors: Arizpe Evelyn 
Published: January 2016

La presencia de los libros, los lectores y la lectura en la literatura infantil y juvenil es más común de lo que pensamos y sin embargo, siguen siendo una minoría los libros donde aparece el acto de la lectura como algo más que una herramienta para obtener información. La presencia o ausencia de las representaciones son indicadores de la forma en que la sociedad construye la relación entre los niños y jóvenes y la lectura. Este artículo analiza un grupo de textos donde aparece el tema de la alfabetización en cuanto a personajes que pueden considerarse como “abyectos” según el trabajo de Julia Kristeva, en este caso, niños y jóvenes que viven en los márgenes de la sociedad, en la calle o en el tiradero. Las consecuencias de aprender a leer no siempre son las que nos imaginamos ya que tienen el poder de subvertir a las autoridades opresivas. El artículo se refiere también al Proyecto “Reading Fictions” dentro del cual se llevó a cabo este estudio.
Studying the electrochemical deposition process of molybdenum from aqueous solution of molybdate ions
Authors: Cafarova Samira Fikret , Aliyev Akif Shikhan , Elrouby Mahmoud , Soltanova Nsh , Tagiyev Dilgam Babir 
Published: January 2016

<span lang="EN-US">In this study, the tracing of the electroreduction process of molybdate ions in aqueous media at different conditions is achieved for obtaining molybdenum metal in a simple and easy way. The kinetics and the mechanism of the electroreduction of molybdate ions are studied using cathodic polarization technique. It is observed that, the speed of the electroreduction process depends on the speed of the change of the cathodic potential sweep as well as on the temperature of the electrodeposition bath. Moreover, it is observed that, at the potential range from the stationary potential (E<sub>st</sub> = 0.25V) to −0.7 V, the electroreduction of molybdate ions occurs into two steps. Moreover it is observed that, after −0.7 V the electroreduction process of molybdate is accompanying with evolution of hydrogen.</span>
Human Cortical Neural Stem Cells Expressing Insulin-Like Growth Factor-I: A Novel Cellular Therapy for Alzheimer's Disease
Authors: McGinley Lisa M. , Sims Erika , Lunn J. Simon , Kashlan Osama N. , Chen Kevin S. , Bruno Elizabeth S. , Pacut Crystal M. , Hazel Tom , Johe Karl , Sakowski Stacey A. , Feldman Eva L. 
Published: January 2016

Abstract

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most prevalent age-related neurodegenerative disorder and a leading cause of dementia. Current treatment fails to modify underlying disease pathologies and very little progress has been made to develop effective drug treatments. Cellular therapies impact disease by multiple mechanisms, providing increased efficacy compared with traditional single-target approaches. In amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, we have shown that transplanted spinal neural stem cells (NSCs) integrate into the spinal cord, form synapses with the host, improve inflammation, and reduce disease-associated pathologies. Our current goal is to develop a similar “best in class” cellular therapy for AD. Here, we characterize a novel human cortex-derived NSC line modified to express insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I), HK532-IGF-I. Because IGF-I promotes neurogenesis and synaptogenesis in vivo, this enhanced NSC line offers additional environmental enrichment, enhanced neuroprotection, and a multifaceted approach to treating complex AD pathologies. We show that autocrine IGF-I production does not impact the cell secretome or normal cellular functions, including proliferation, migration, or maintenance of progenitor status. However, HK532-IGF-I cells preferentially differentiate into gamma-aminobutyric acid-ergic neurons, a subtype dysregulated in AD; produce increased vascular endothelial growth factor levels; and display an increased neuroprotective capacity in vitro. We also demonstrate that HK532-IGF-I cells survive peri-hippocampal transplantation in a murine AD model and exhibit long-term persistence in targeted brain areas. In conclusion, we believe that harnessing the benefits of cellular and IGF-I therapies together will provide the optimal therapeutic benefit to patients, and our findings support further preclinical development of HK532-IGF-I cells into a disease-modifying intervention for AD.

Significance
There is no cure for Alzheimer's disease (AD) and no means of prevention. Current drug treatments temporarily slow dementia symptoms but ultimately fail to alter disease course. Given the prevalence of AD and an increasingly aging population, alternative therapeutic strategies are necessary. Cellular therapies impact disease by multiple mechanisms, providing increased efficacy compared with traditional, single-target drug discovery approaches. This study describes a novel enhanced human stem cell line that produces increased amounts of growth factors beneficial to the disease environment. Findings support further development into a potentially safe and clinically translatable cellular therapy for patients with AD.
Relación entre origen social e inserción laboral de los graduados universitarios
Authors: Fachelli Sandra , Navarro-Cendejas José 
Published: January 2016

Este artículo tiene dos objetivos. En primer lugar, queremos analizar si el peso del origen social de los graduados universitarios influye en la inserción laboral, tomando como indicador los ingresos que obtienen los titulados que trabajan, cuando controlamos la titulación obtenida. En segundo lugar, intentamos observar si los graduados universitarios provenientes de orígenes sociales más desfavorecidos se encuentran más desocupados y más inactivos que los provenientes de hogares con más recursos. Para tal fin analizamos a los titulados que egresaron de universidades públicas catalanas en el curso 2006-2007, entrevistados por la “Agencia Catalana per a la Qualitat del	Sistema Universitari de Catalunya” (AQU Catalunya) en el	primer trimestre de 2011. La metodología utilizada se basa	en técnicas estadísticas bivariadas (tablas de contingencia)	y análisis multivariado (regresión logística binomial). Los	resultados obtenidos en la presente contribución nos obligan	a reformular las hipótesis de partida, pues los hallazgos	muestran que, aun tomando en cuenta la titulación, no se	observa una influencia significativa del origen social en la	inserción laboral de esta cohorte concreta de graduados	universitarios
Sexual risk behaviour among people living with HIV according to the biomedical risk of transmission: results from the ANRS‐VESPA2 survey
Authors: Suzan‐Monti Marie , Lorente Nicolas , Demoulin Baptiste , Marcellin Fabienne , Préau Marie , Dray‐Spira Rosemary , Lert France , Spire Bruno ,   the ANRS‐VESPA2 Study Group
Published: January 2016

IntroductionPeople living with HIV (PLHIV) on antiretroviral therapy (ART), with sustained undetectable viral load (sUVL) and no history of sexually transmitted infections for at least six months, are considered to have a low risk of HIV transmission (LRT). We aimed to characterize, in a representative sample of French PLHIV, the sexual behaviour of LRT PLHIV compared with non‐LRT PLHIV.MethodsThe cross‐sectional ANRS‐VESPA2 survey was conducted on adult PLHIV attending French hospitals in 2011. The LRT PLHIV group included participants with sUVL and no sexually transmitted infection for at least 12 months. Socio‐behavioural and medical data were collected. Chi‐square tests helped compare sexual risk indicators between LRT and non‐LRT PLHIV. The survey's retrospective nature allowed us to perform complementary category‐based analyses of LRT PLHIV according to whether they had sUVL for at least 18, 24 or 36 months in three socio‐epidemiological groups: men who have sex with men (MSM), other men and women.ResultsAnalysis included 2638 PLHIV diagnosed >12 months with available viral load data. The proportion of LRT PLHIV varied from 58% (≥12 months sUVL) to 38% (≥36 months sUVL). Irrespective of sUVL duration, we found the following: 1) LRT men (MSM and other men) were more likely to report having no sexual partner than their non‐LRT counterparts. Among men having sexual partners in the previous 12 months, no significant difference was seen between LRT and non‐LRT men in the number of sexual partners. LRT women were less likely to report having more than one sexual partner than non‐LRT women; 2) LRT MSM were more likely to report being in sexually inactive couples than their non‐LRT counterparts; 3) among sexually active participants, no difference was observed between LRT and non‐LRT PLHIV concerning condom use with their serodiscordant steady partner or with their most recent casual sexual partners.ConclusionsLRT PLHIV with sUVL ≥12 months did not report more sexual risk behaviours than their non‐LRT counterparts. Because the same result was obtained for those having a sUVL ≥36 months, the hypothesis of increased sexual risk behaviour over time in PLHIV meeting non‐transmission biomedical criteria is not supported.
Fabrication of all-solid AsSe2–As2S5 microstructured optical fiber with two zero-dispersion wavelengths for generation of mid-infrared dispersive waves
Authors: Cheng Tonglei , Tuan Tong Hoang , Liu Lai , Xue Xiaojie , Matsumoto Morio , Tezuka Hiroshige , Suzuki Takenobu , Ohishi Yasutake 
Published: January 2016

Abstract
We design and fabricate an all-solid chalcogenide microstructured optical fiber (MOF) with four rods in the cladding, in order to generate mid-infrared (MIR) dispersive waves (DWs). The high-index background is made of AsSe2 glass, and the four low-index rods are made of As2S5 glass. This MOF has two zero-dispersive wavelengths: ∼3,720 and 4,230 nm. The propagation loss is ∼1.9 dB/m at 2,000 nm, and the nonlinear coefficient is ∼4 × 103 km−1 W−1 at 3,000 nm. Using a pulse of ∼80 MHz and ∼200 fs emitted from an optical parametric oscillator as the pump source, the resulting MIR DWs are investigated at different pump wavelengths.
Annealing of an AlN buffer layer in N2–CO for growth of a high-quality AlN film on sapphire
Authors: Miyake Hideto , Nishio Gou , Suzuki Shuhei , Hiramatsu Kazumasa , Fukuyama Hiroyuki , Kaur Jesbains , Kuwano Noriyuki 
Published: January 2016

Abstract
The annealing of an AlN buffer layer in a carbon-saturated N2–CO gas on a sapphire substrate was investigated. The crystal quality of the buffer layer was significantly improved by annealing at 1650–1700 °C. An AlN buffer layer with a thickness of 300 nm was grown by metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy (MOVPE), and was annealed at 1700 °C for 1 h. We fabricated a 2-µm-thick AlN layer on the annealed AlN buffer layer by MOVPE. The full widths at half maximum of the (0002)- and (

)-plane X-ray rocking curves were 16 and 154 arcsec, respectively, and the threading dislocation density was 4.7 × 108 cm−2.
Growth of ErAs nanodots by molecular beam epitaxy for application to tunneling junctions in multijunction solar cells
Authors: Hung Chao-Yu , Sogabe Tomah , Miyashita Naoya , Okada Yoshitaka 
Published: January 2016

Abstract
ErAs nanodots (NDs) grown on GaAs(001) substrates by using molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) were investigated. Atomic force microscope images indicate that the size of ErAs NDs increases with deposition time and growth temperature. A calibration was performed to determine the deposition rate of ErAs in order that the size of NDs can be accurately controlled and hence optimized. Local current flow images and surface profiles around ErAs NDs were simultaneously measured to clarify the local conductivity distribution corresponding to a real space profile. Furthermore, we also fabricated and characterized an ErAs-ND-embedded GaAs tunnel junction (TJ), which resulted in a voltage drop of 30 mV for 15 A/cm2 operation current equivalent to 1000 suns concentration, which is less than one-third of that of a conventional heavily doped tunnel junction.
Tunable multimode plasmon-induced transparency with graphene side-coupled resonators
Authors: Wang Jicheng , Liang Xiuye , Xia Xiushan , Liu Shutian 
Published: January 2016

Abstract
We investigate a plasmonic graphene waveguide system based on monolayer graphene and two side-coupled graphene rings. The system exhibits multimode plasmon-induced transparency (PIT) effects in the mid-IR region. The dark-bright coupling mechanisms and coupled-resonator-induced transparency (CRIT) theory are both utilized to explain the electromagnetic responses, and the explanation is verified by simulation results of the finite-element method (FEM). By varying the Fermi level of graphene or the coupling gap, we have a means to dynamically manipulate the PIT system.