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DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1205
title: Lambardi Pacific Coast Grand Opera Company, tickets and programs, 1912

description: A ticket book, two pamphlets, and a mailing envelope for a season of the Lambardi Pacific Coast Grand Opera Company engagement from 1912 December 30, Los Angeles, California, USA. The programs give information about the second engagement by the Lambardi organization and offers hope for a permanent company in the city. The larger program lists officers, company members and others in the primarily Italian staffed organization. On the reverse of this program is the first week's repertoire and a list of others to be included later. The ticket book includes the note that this was a "Holiday Season" engagement and has a season ticket number and ten tickets. Laid in is a divided card for ordering more books ad for receipt of the book in this accession. The envelope from the Auditorium Theatre at Fifth and Olive streets is addressed to Mrs. J. H. Muirholland, Long Beach, California, USA. The programs and ticket book have little wear, aside from some soiling, and are in good condition, while the envelope is in fair condition. wth the opening tear, soiling and a stain along the left edge.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-696
title: "The Land of Sunshine", magazine, 1899-01

description: "The Land of Sunshine," magazine, 1899 January, volume 10, number 2, edited by Charles F. Lummis, published by Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 501-503 Stimson Building, Los Angeles, California, USA. The magazine is centered on themes and topics pertaining to the West and California. In this edition, geographical details are given regarding Catalina island, San Clemente and Wilson's cove. There is articles,short stories, poetry and photography, some book reviews included. There is one particular article on women as bullfighters.There are many advertisements, some of which advertise places to visit in California, medicinal cure for consumption, furniture, transportation as well as hotels to stay in. It is in fair condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1338
title: "The Japanese in rural Los Angeles county", pamphlet, 1920-06

description: "The Japanese in Rural Los Angeles County," by Ralph Burnight, published as Sociological Monograph 16 of "Studies in Sociology," volume [4], number 4, by the Southern California Sociological Society, University of Southern California and the University of Southern California Press, 1920 June. The 16-page item consists of an analysis of the conditions of the Japanese population in the rural, farming districts of the county and specifically addressing concerns about Japanese poverty, sanitation issues, the presence of their children in public schools, and assimilation. Burnight concludes with twelve points or conditions he found to exist among the Japanese. Significantly, the author identifies "ignorance and race prejudice" as barriers to assimilation and suggests education on both sides. In good condition, the artifact has corner, edge, and spine rubbing, creases, soiling on the cover, discoloration on pages and the cover, a loss to the last page and at the top right corner of page 11, light stains on the cover and pages, staple tarnish, and some spine tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1851
title: Portrait of a young man, circa 1890s

description: A cabinet card portrait of a young man by Charle, Los Angeles, circa 1890s. The view shows most of the Latino man's torso and head. He wears a black coat, white shirt, dot-patterned necktie and has a white handkerchief in his breast pocket. There is a plain backdrop. There are some stains and soiling on the image and marks, stains and soilign to the matte, but the image is in good overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1203
title: Lambardi Pacific Coast Grand Opera Company, tickets and programs, 1912

description: A ticket book, two pamphlets, and a mailing envelope for a season of the Lambardi Pacific Coast Grand Opera Company engagement from 1912 December 30, Los Angeles, California, USA. The programs give information about the second engagement by the Lambardi organization and offers hope for a permanent company in the city. The larger program lists officers, company members and others in the primarily Italian staffed organization. On the reverse of this program is the first week's repertoire and a list of others to be included later. The ticket book includes the note that this was a "Holiday Season" engagement and has a season ticket number and ten tickets. Laid in is a divided card for ordering more books ad for receipt of the book in this accession. The envelope from the Auditorium Theatre at Fifth and Olive streets is addressed to Mrs. J. H. Muirholland, Long Beach, California, USA. The programs and ticket book have little wear, aside from some soiling, and are in good condition, while the envelope is in fair condition. wth the opening tear, soiling and a stain along the left edge.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1472
title: "(158) Walnuts 2. Shelling and picking walnuts by hand, El Monte, Calif.", stereoscopic photograph, 1920s

description: "(158) Walnuts 2. Shelling and picking walnuts by hand, El Monte, Calif.," Philip Brigandi, Los Angeles, 1920s. The image shows two women and two children, perhaps a grandmother, daughter and granddaughters seated on the ground in a large grove with tall wide-spreading walnut trees working with the nuts. All four appear to be Mexican. On the reverse is an ink inscription, perhaps an identification number, and a stamp from the San Luis Obispo school system, while at the lower left of the front is a stamp from the county library. The right image has two creases, one going through to the mount, while the left is generally clean. With these, the curved mount, and some soiling, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1852
title: Portrait of a young man, circa 1890s

description: A cabinet card portrait of a young man by Charle, Los Angeles, circa 1890s. The view shows most of the Latino man's torso and head. He wears a black coat, white shirt, dot-patterned necktie and has a white handkerchief in his breast pocket. There is a plain backdrop. There are some stains and soiling on the image and marks, stains and soilign to the matte, but the image is in good overall condition.
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-1471177695
title: Development of novel small molecules to target cellular pathways

description: Small molecules represent powerful tools to dissect physiological and pathological states of signaling pathways, yet require characterization through X-ray crystallography. This proposal encompasses the investigation of new classes of small molecules that target difficult proteins and non-typical binding sites. This includes the development of supramolecular compounds or cyclic peptides to address “non-druggable" proteins. The main collaborative research fields are tackling Ras protein signaling with structure-guided ligand design, developing inhibitors of the Ras-binding protein PDEd, screening of a novel sp3-enriched fragment library or targeting genetic regulators. Cellular signaling will also be addressed through the structural analysis of deubiquitinating enzymes or regulators of the kinetochore. Finally, we plan to crystallize membrane proteins including GPCRs in order to understand their biological function, characterize their ligand specificity and develop novel regulators.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-512
title: Souvenir fan from Apex Night Club, 1920s

description: A souvenir fan from the Apex Night Club, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1920s. The shape of the fan is like a hand mirror with a brown handle and border and the mirror portion containing a colored image of a red-haired woman in a sleeveless diaphonous dress and green shawl or cape. Pasted onto the reverse is a label giving information about the club, including address, hours, phone number, and the name of Mosby's Dixieland Blue Blowers, a band providing dance music to club patrons. With edge rubbing, dents on the left and right sides, slight soiling, looseness through a major crease at the top of the handle, scratches at the front near the center, stains on the back, and fingerprints, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1404
title: "Chinese Quarter, Los Angeles", stereoscopic photograph, circa 1882

description: "Chinese Quarter, Los Angeles," stereoscopic photograph, Lemuel S. Ellis, circa 1882. The image shows the Calle de los Negros, later Los Angeles Street, on the east side and south of the Plaza. The dirt road is lined with older adobe structures with covered sidewalks and the area was mainly inhabited by Chinese from the late 1860s. In the right foreground is a sign in the shape of a horseshoe and the name "J. Kennedy" upon it. Horse-drawn vehicles are parked or moving on the street. At the far left is a portion of the building owned by Antonio Franco Coronel, in which the Chinese Massacre of 1871 occurred. Power and light poles suggest an 1882 or later date. The title is written on ink upon the reverse and Ellis's name and address is on the front margins (he is either the father or son, Lemuel S. Ellis, Sr. and Jr., who practiced together, as well.) There is some soiling and mount edge rubbing, but the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1180
title: Express wagon on East Fourth Street, cabinet card photograph, circa 1900s

description: A cabinet card photograph of an express wagon on East Fourth Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, Western Foto Company, circa 1900s. The wagon, which has "EXPRESS'" on its side, has an extended platform at the back and a solid plywood board at the end of it. A driver sits at the front and holds the rein to a horse harnessed to the vehicle, which is parked in the center of Fourth Street. In the background are some residential buildings, so the location may be Boyle Heights or near the industrial area closer to downtown. On the reverse is the photographer's stamp, including the name of proprietor J. T. Pollock (formerly, with his brother, owner of Garden City Foto Company.) With some severe warping, edge rubbing and soilign, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1895
title: Latino baby, cabinet card studio portrait, circa 1890s

description: A cabinet card studio portrait of a Latino baby, James B. Blanchard and the Galeria de la Plaza, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1890s. The view shows the child wearing a white gown, likely for christening, and seated on a small settee and a thick rug. There are no further identifying marks, except the printed photographer's information at the bottom. With soiling around the baby's head and on the matte, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1896
title: Latino baby, cabinet card studio portrait, circa 1890s

description: A cabinet card studio portrait of a Latino baby, James B. Blanchard and the Galeria de la Plaza, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1890s. The view shows the child wearing a white gown, likely for christening, and seated on a small settee and a thick rug. There are no further identifying marks, except the printed photographer's information at the bottom. With soiling around the baby's head and on the matte, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7660142.v1
title: Additional file 6: of Computed tomographic features of adenoid cystic carcinoma in the palate

description: The AUROC based on 1000 bootstrap replicates. (XLSX 9 kb)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7660136.v1
title: Additional file 5: of Computed tomographic features of adenoid cystic carcinoma in the palate

description: Result of multivariate Logistic regression analysis including age and greater palatine foramen enlargement. (XLSX 9 kb)
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-694
title: "The Land of Sunshine", magazine, 1899-01

description: "The Land of Sunshine," magazine, 1899 January, volume 10, number 2, edited by Charles F. Lummis, published by Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 501-503 Stimson Building, Los Angeles, California, USA. The magazine is centered on themes and topics pertaining to the West and California. In this edition, geographical details are given regarding Catalina island, San Clemente and Wilson's cove. There is articles,short stories, poetry and photography, some book reviews included. There is one particular article on women as bullfighters.There are many advertisements, some of which advertise places to visit in California, medicinal cure for consumption, furniture, transportation as well as hotels to stay in. It is in fair condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1181
title: Express wagon on East Fourth Street, cabinet card photograph, circa 1900s

description: A cabinet card photograph of an express wagon on East Fourth Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, Western Foto Company, circa 1900s. The wagon, which has "EXPRESS'" on its side, has an extended platform at the back and a solid plywood board at the end of it. A driver sits at the front and holds the rein to a horse harnessed to the vehicle, which is parked in the center of Fourth Street. In the background are some residential buildings, so the location may be Boyle Heights or near the industrial area closer to downtown. On the reverse is the photographer's stamp, including the name of proprietor J. T. Pollock (formerly, with his brother, owner of Garden City Foto Company.) With some severe warping, edge rubbing and soilign, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1387
title: An advertising postcard giving notice that Mrs. Frohman was offering Japanese "novelties" for sale, Los Angeles, 1908-01-22

description: An advertising postcard giving notice that Mrs. Frohman was offering Japanese "novelties" for sale, Los Angeles, postmarked 1908 January 22. The front of the card has a color image of woman in Japanese costume holding an umbrella over her head. To the right is the text of the notice, specifying that the seller had just returned from Japan and China and was offering a variety of items, including dresses, kimonos, jade, bronze, silver, and antique porcelain. On the reverse is an address and a note that the sale was for "Hotel Van Nuys / Friday only." With stamps, soiling, edge rubbing and browning, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1145
title: "Street Scene in China Town, Los Angeles, Cal.", postcard, 1907-02

description: A postcard, "Street Scene in China Town, Los Angeles, Cal.," published by the Newman Postcard Company, postmarked 1907 February. The item is a colored photograph of four men in black clothing, all wearing queues and staning near a storefront at a brick building which has lanterns covered with paper shades with Chinese lettering on them. Though the card is postally used it has only an address, but no message. To Perly-Johnson, North Grafton, Massachusetts, USA. With soiling, ink staining, and edge rubbing, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-846
title: "Bird's Eye View of East Los Angeles, Cal.", postcard, circa 1909

description: "Bird's Eye View of East Los Angeles, Cal.," published by The Rochester News Company, Rochester, New York, circa 1909. The image is a photographic view of the residential community taken from a nearby hillside and shows a railroad trestle bridge, houses and open space in the foreground. In the distance is a range of hills and then mountains behind. The area, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, was renamed Lincoln Heights, while a new area called East Los Angeles was created further south and east. There is an address, without a message, stamps, a cancellation and a postmark that appears to be dated 1909 October 13. With ink stains on the image, soiling and edge rubbing, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1397
title: "Orange packing in California", postcard, 1913-07-10

description: A postcard, "Orange Packing in California," published by Edward H. Mitchell, San Francisco, 1913 July 10. The image is a colored rendering of a photograph showing the interior of a packing house. Large rows with boxes full of oranges loaded by conveyor belt are at the left and right. At the left set are a row of a dozen or more women, each behind a small stands in which there is a box and white paper, in which the fruit is packed. A few men stand in the aisle between the two rows and there are some men in the background. A few stands with boxes on them, some empty boxes in the foreground left and the ceiling, building supports, pulleys, and other items are also of note. The title and postcard number "979" are at the bottom center in red lettering. On the back are spaces for a message, address, and stamp. The postally used card has a message, address, one cent stamp, and cancellation stamp. To Mrs. George Robinson, 9 Brook Street, Mount Clemens, Michigan, USA, from "Gus". "Just a card to let you know..." -- first line. The publisher's name and city of business are at the bottom left. With corner abrasions and slight losses, some discoloration, and stains at the lower center of the back, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1335
title: "The Japanese in rural Los Angeles county", pamphlet, 1920-06

description: "The Japanese in Rural Los Angeles County," by Ralph Burnight, published as Sociological Monograph 16 of "Studies in Sociology," volume [4], number 4, by the Southern California Sociological Society, University of Southern California and the University of Southern California Press, 1920 June. The 16-page item consists of an analysis of the conditions of the Japanese population in the rural, farming districts of the county and specifically addressing concerns about Japanese poverty, sanitation issues, the presence of their children in public schools, and assimilation. Burnight concludes with twelve points or conditions he found to exist among the Japanese. Significantly, the author identifies "ignorance and race prejudice" as barriers to assimilation and suggests education on both sides. In good condition, the artifact has corner, edge, and spine rubbing, creases, soiling on the cover, discoloration on pages and the cover, a loss to the last page and at the top right corner of page 11, light stains on the cover and pages, staple tarnish, and some spine tears.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5562967
title: Novel Muscle-Specific Genes <i>TCAP, TNNI1,</i> and <i>FHL1</i> in Cattle: SNVs, Linkage Disequilibrium, Combined Genotypes, Association Analysis of Growth Performance, and Carcass Quality Traits and Expression Studies

description: <i>TCAP, TNNI1,</i> and <i>FHL1</i> regulate muscle growth and development. In this study, four single nucleotide variants (SNVs) were discovered in almost all of the exon and intron regions of the <i>TCAP, TNNI1,</i> and <i>FHL1</i> genes using DNA pooled sequencing, polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-RFLP, and forced-PCR-RFLP methods in 576 cattle. Four SNVs were significantly associated with the growth performance and carcass quality traits of the cattle. In addition, the haplotype, haplotype frequency, and linkage disequilibrium coefficient of three sequence variants were also evaluated in the cattle population. Haplotype analysis demonstrated that eight haplotypes were present in the Qinchuan cattle population and no haplotypes were present in the Chinese Holstein population; haplotype 1 had the highest frequency in the Qinchuan (42.7%) population. Statistical analyses of 12 combined genotypes indicated that some were significantly associated with the growth performance and carcass quality traits of the Qinchuan cattle population. Moreover, the quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction results demonstrated that the bovine <i>TCAP, TNNI1,</i> and <i>FHL1</i> genes were exclusively expressed in muscle tissue. These data support the high potentials of the <i>TCAP, TNNI1,</i> and <i>FHL1</i> as marker genes to improve the growth performance and carcass quality traits of Qinchuan cattle or other animals selection programs.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-845
title: "Bird's Eye View of East Los Angeles, Cal.", postcard, circa 1909

description: "Bird's Eye View of East Los Angeles, Cal.," published by The Rochester News Company, Rochester, New York, circa 1909. The image is a photographic view of the residential community taken from a nearby hillside and shows a railroad trestle bridge, houses and open space in the foreground. In the distance is a range of hills and then mountains behind. The area, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, was renamed Lincoln Heights, while a new area called East Los Angeles was created further south and east. There is an address, without a message, stamps, a cancellation and a postmark that appears to be dated 1909 October 13. With ink stains on the image, soiling and edge rubbing, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1318
title: A real photo postcard of the Hollenbeck Park pedestrian bridge, circa 1910s

description: A real photo postcard of the Hollenbeck Park bridge, Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, circa 1910s. The view is taken from one side of the park's lake and shows the arched pedestrian span across the body of water and two persons standing left of center on the bridge. Portions of the landscape, including lawns, trees and shrubs and bushes are also in view. The overall condition is good with a few small stains, light soiling and minor edge rubbing.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1319
title: A real photo postcard of the Hollenbeck Park pedestrian bridge, circa 1910s

description: A real photo postcard of the Hollenbeck Park bridge, Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, circa 1910s. The view is taken from one side of the park's lake and shows the arched pedestrian span across the body of water and two persons standing left of center on the bridge. Portions of the landscape, including lawns, trees and shrubs and bushes are also in view. The overall condition is good with a few small stains, light soiling and minor edge rubbing.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-858
title: "The Land of Sunshine", magazine, 1896-09, vol. 5, no. 4

description: "The Land of Sunshine," magazine, 1896 September, volume 5, number 4, published by the Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, Los Angeles, California, USA. Edited by Charles F. Lummis, the item has a reprint of Nahl's "The Fandango" painting; poetry; regular features, including a report of the Landmarks Club preservation society; and features on western schools, southern California clams, natural bridges, beet sugar farming in the state, and California's Chinese population. There are also many advertisements and photo illustrations. With soiling, creases, an edge tear and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1725
title: "Los Angeles Times cook book no. 2", circa 1905

description: "Los Angeles Times Cook Book No. 2: Old-Time California, Spanish and Mexican Dishes," Times-Mirror Company, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1905, 105 pp. The artifact has a white hardcover with the title, name of the publisher, and the price on the front in black ink. At the center of the front is an illustration of a fire within a pot. A title page at the beginning of the inside lists the number and styles of recipes found within including recipes for entrees; salads; bread; desserts; marmalades; eggs; meats; vegetables; seafood; candies; picnics; and miscellaneous. With abrasions; brittleness of the spine; soiling; discoloration; moisture damage; acid burns; stains; small tears; and overall wear, the object is in poor condition.
DOI: 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1zhp38
title: CCDC 1832320: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination

description: Related Article: Diane Isaacs, Chandler Cox, Mark A. Bezpalko, W. Scott Kassel, William G. Dougherty|2024|Inorg.Chim.Acta|561|121841|doi:10.1016/j.ica.2023.121841
description: An entry from the Cambridge Structural Database, the world’s repository for small molecule crystal structures. The entry contains experimental data from a crystal diffraction study. The deposited dataset for this entry is freely available from the CCDC and typically includes 3D coordinates, cell parameters, space group, experimental conditions and quality measures.