Calligraphy of Chinese title translation by Prof. Chow Tse-tsung 周策縱教授為中文書名親題直幅題簽原稿

Prof. Ming K. Chan, who was the Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Hong Kong, co-authored with Prof. Arif Dirlik, Professor of History at Duke University, for Schools into Fields and Factories: Anarchists, the Guomindang, and the National Labor University in Shanghai, 1927-1932, a 399-paged scholarly monograph published by Duke University Press in 1991. Within Prof. Ming K. Chan\u27s research collection, a substantial part of the records are the reference materials used during the research and publication process of this book. This exhibit shows Prof. Chow Tse-tsung\u27s calligraphy for the Chinese title translation of the book Schools into Fields and Factories. Prof. Chan acknowledged Prof. Chow and included Chow\u27s calligraphy in the book. 陳明銶教授與杜克大學歷史系德利克教授合著《國立勞動大學 (1927-1932) : 無政府主義與近代中國教育革命嘗試》，全書共399頁，由杜克大學出版社於1991年出版。陳明銶教授的研究檔案中，保存了大量寫作此書時用過的參考資料及相關通訊紀錄。 此展品為周策縱教授為 Schools into Fields and Factories 親題的中文書名直幅題簽原稿。書作 Schools into Fields and Factories 內附周教授的直幅題簽，並提及其對周教授親題的致謝。https://commons.ln.edu.hk/profmkchan_exh_object/1007/thumbnail.jp

The May Fourth Movement and Its Influence Upon China's Socio-Political Development.

Ph.D.International lawUniversity of Michiganhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/156528/1/0012553.pd

Mitochondrial diseases in Hong Kong: prevalence, clinical characteristics and genetic landscape

Abstract Objective To determine the prevalence of mitochondrial diseases (MD) in Hong Kong (HK) and to evaluate the clinical characteristics and genetic landscape of MD patients in the region. Methods This study retrospectively reviewed the phenotypic and molecular characteristics of MD patients from participating public hospitals in HK between January 1985 to October 2020. Molecularly and/or enzymatically confirmed MD cases of any age were recruited via the Clinical Analysis and Reporting System (CDARS) using relevant keywords and/or International Classification of Disease (ICD) codes under the HK Hospital Authority or through the personal recollection of treating clinicians among the investigators. Results A total of 119 MD patients were recruited and analyzed in the study. The point prevalence of MD in HK was 1.02 in 100,000 people (95% confidence interval 0.81–1.28 in 100,000). 110 patients had molecularly proven MD and the other nine were diagnosed by OXPHOS enzymology analysis or mitochondrial DNA depletion analysis with unknown molecular basis. Pathogenic variants in the mitochondrial genome (72 patients) were more prevalent than those in the nuclear genome (38 patients) in our cohort. The most commonly involved organ system at disease onset was the neurological system, in which developmental delay, seizures or epilepsy, and stroke-like episodes were the most frequently reported presentations. The mortality rate in our cohort was 37%. Conclusion This study is a territory-wide overview of the clinical and genetic characteristics of MD patients in a Chinese population, providing the first available prevalence rate of MD in Hong Kong. The findings of this study aim to facilitate future in-depth evaluation of MD and lay the foundation to establish a local MD registry