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Vous devez savoir que le gorgonzola D.O.P. est un chef-d'œuvre de la nature ! Produit avec du lait de vache entier et pasteurisé, on y ajoute des ferments lactiques, de la présure de veau, des spores de Penicillium et des levures sélectionnées.
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Gorgonzola D.O.P. is an actual wonder of nature! It is made of pasteurized cow’s whole milk to which lactic cultures, calf rennet, Penicillium spores and selected yeasts are added.
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Dans les grottes à stalactites des grottes de l’Enfer, qui appartiennent depuis des générations à la famille Schmid, la nature produit l’une des eaux les plus pures de toute la Suisse. Dix longues années s’écoulent avant qu'une goutte de pluie n'atteigne le plafond de la grotte et tombe dans le bassin de la source, et c’est cette eau qui est à la base du Swiss Single Malt Whisky JOHNETT.
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In the stalactite caves in Baar, which have been owned by the Schmid family for generations, nature provides one of the purest sources of water in Switzerland. It takes a full ten years for one drop of rain to reach the ceiling of the cave and fall into the spring basin. This ancient spring water is used to refine the JOHNETT Swiss Single Malt Whisky.
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Victime, en 1936, d’un accident de la construction qui s’est soldé par l’amputation du bras droit, le jeune Clarence Tillenius se voyait contraint d’abandonner sa passion pour la peinture. Mais une infirmière opiniâtre l’a convaincu de s’exercer à dessiner de la main gauche. Son triomphe sur son handicap et ses réalisations artistiques sont le thème du documentaire Tillenius: The Art of Nature, produit par Karvonen Films.
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As the victim of a construction accident in 1936 that cost him his right arm, Tillenius once thought he would have to abandon his passion for painting. But a determined nurse convinced him to try drawing with his left hand. His triumph over physical disability and his artistic accomplishments are highlighted in the documentary Tillenius: The Art of Nature, produced by Karvonen Films.
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2. Cartographier la nature pour concevoir des médicaments : Le professeur agrégé Martin Schmeing, du Département de biochimie, a grandement contribué à la compréhension des mécanismes par lesquels la nature produit certains de nos médicaments les plus précieux, des antibiotiques aux anticancéreux, en passant par les antiviraux, les antifongiques et les agents antirejet.
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1. Engineering parkin to reduce Parkinson's effects: Dr. Kalle Gehring, Professor of Biochemistry, collaborated with Dr. Edward Fon of the Montreal Neurological Institute and Jean-François Trempe, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, to uncover the crystal structure of the PARK2 (parkin) gene, mutations of which play a role in hereditary Parkinson's disease, as well as other forms of the disease. The researchers then created new mutations to help parkin better recognize damaged mitochondria and thereby enhance its neuroprotective properties. This important discovery, published in Science in 2013, marked a significant step toward developing new therapies to treat Parkinson's.
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On y trouve un mélange de spiritualité et de design, dans un ensemble composé d’une série d’énormes boîtes en granit qui cherchent à donner l’impression que ces cubes abritant les tombes en colombages sont arrivés ici par hasard dans le but d’essayer d’imiter la façon dont la nature produit ses propres architectures.
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Fisterra is nailed in one of the zones with more shipwrecks in the so called Costa da Morte (Death Coast), it is the tombs of numerous sailors. The most important catastrophe of Fisterra’s history took place on November 28, 1596, when there was the major maritime disaster of the Spanish history. A fleet of 25 Spanish warships, directed by Martin de Padilla, got lost in its waters and 1.706 sailors died. The disaster happened eight years later and in identical circumstances to the famous episode of the Invincible Navy, when the Spanish went to fight against England.
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Le fait de trouver une substance auparavant non reconnue dans la nature ne constitue également qu'une simple découverte et son objet n'est donc pas brevetable. Toutefois, si l'on peut montrer qu'une substance trouvée dans la nature produit un effet technique, elle peut être brevetable.
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If a new property of a known material or article is found out, that is mere discovery and unpatentable because discovery as such has no technical effect and is therefore not an invention within the meaning of Art. 52(1). If, however, that property is put to practical use, then this constitutes an invention which may be patentable. For example, the discovery that a particular known material is able to withstand mechanical shock would not be patentable, but a railway sleeper made from that material could well be patentable. To find a previously unrecognised substance occurring in nature is also mere discovery and therefore unpatentable. However, if a substance found in nature can be shown to produce a technical effect, it may be patentable. An example of such a case is that of a substance occurring in nature which is found to have an antibiotic effect. In addition, if a microorganism is discovered to exist in nature and to produce an antibiotic, the microorganism itself may also be patentable as one aspect of the invention. Similarly, a gene which is discovered to exist in nature may be patentable if a technical effect is revealed, e.g. its use in making a certain polypeptide or in gene therapy.