Noam Chomsky argues that only a meager percentage of the world, consisting of mainly large corporations and developed nations, prosper from globalization. As stated in Immanuel Wallerstein’s World-System Theory, the modern system of the world, which is constructed according to the economic status of nations, can be divided into three levels: the core, the semi-periphery, and the periphery. Whil...

We used a DNA-specific staining technique to show the two states of DNA component distributed in the nucleolar region of Allium sativum cells. One state is the extended DNA fiber, and the other is the condensed DNA clump. In situ hybridization demonstrated that the extended DNA fiber was an rRNA gene. Anti-fibrillarin antibody immunolabeling revealed that these rRNA genes were located in the de...

Drawing on Pennycook’s frameworks for understanding the global role of English, we discuss the paradoxes of English language usage in what Canagarajah terms ‘periphery communities’ internationally. This analysis is complemented by Canagarajah’s work on a ‘politics of location’, which provides powerful insights into a periphery community’s local and global investments in English. This notion is ...

Abstract The continued emphasis on innovation in urban and clustered settings has led many geographers to conceive peripheries as laggard non-innovative. After reconstructing discussions of the periphery context geography firm-level innovation, we argue that normative connotations should be stripped away, ‘periphery’ ‘center’ are better understood positions a field. We draw upon concepts curren...

Keloids are hypertrophic and proliferating pathological scars extending beyond the initial lesion without any tendency to regression. Usually, keloids consideredand treated as a single entity but clinical observations suggest heterogeneity in keloid morphologies with distinction of extensive nodular entities. Within keloid, could also be detected between superficial deep dermis or center periph...