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Prejudices against workers in the sex business at students helping professions
FLEISCHMANNOVÁ, Jana
The aim of the study was to determine which socio-demographic factors affect the prejudices against women workers in sexbyznys and identify the difference between studying in social work and nursing. Research question: What are the socio-demographic factors most influence the prejudices against women workers in sexbyznys for learners to help the profession. Hypothesis: Students perceive Nursing workers in sexbyznys more adversely than students of Social work in the public administrativ. Students in full-time study of selected disciplines perceive the workers in the helping sexbyznysu more adversely than students of the combined form of study. Data collection was carried out using quantitative research strategy and method of data collection was carried out by polling, depending on his questionnaire. Research students file Faculty of Health and Social Sciences in České Budějovice, the field of Social work in the public administration and the field of Nursing - general nurse. The data was processed using descriptive statistics in MS Excel and hypothesis testing took place in the program SPSS, using t-test. The properties that the respondents attribute to users in sexbyznys have been defined by the semantic differential. Research shows that students perceive Nursing - general nurse researcher in sexbyznys more adversely than students of Social work in the public administration. In the second hypothesis is tested, whether a different form of study has a bearing on the perception of women in sexbyznys. Research shows that students perceive in full-time workers sexbyznys than part-time students. The results of the research of this thesis can serve as a source of information for the public. To reduce the occurrence of prejudice, I would suggest multiple lectures where students will be familiar with the profession of the workers in sexbyznys and their reasons why they do the aforementioned professions.
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Modulace intracelulární kaspázové mašinérie s využitím explantátových kultur
Matalová, Eva ; Fleischmannová, Jana ; Norek, Adam ; Míšek, Ivan
Organ explant cultures eliminate animal suffering during experiments but simultaneously allow investigations of intact organ, tissue and cell systems with preserved interactions corresponding to the situation in vivo. Moreover, the explants can be manipulated in several ways using modern micromanipulation techniques (e.g. electroporation, inhibition). We show possible usage of explant culture approaches in embryonal apoptosis research in three models – mouse limb digitalization, tooth germ morphogenesis, separation of middle ear ossicles. Data from specific pharmaceutical inhibitions focused on key apoptotic molecules – caspases - are demonstrated.
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Molekulární aspekty hypodoncie
Fleischmannová, Jana ; Krejčí, P. ; Matalová, Eva ; Míšek, Ivan
Numeric dental anomalies are the most common craniofacial congenital malformations in humans. More than 20 % of human population miss one or more third molars, approximately 5 % of population display agenesis of another tooth. In this contribution molecular events underlying tooth formation (more than 200 genes have been identified so far) and defects in tooth germ formation are correlated. Both syndromic forms of hypodonia (e.g. Rieger syndrome, anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia) and non-syndromic forms (related to pax9, msx1, axin2) were investigated.
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