...
in
eye
colour
mutants
of
cellar
populations.
On
the
other
hand,
the
higher
viability
of
mutant
strains
when
alcohol
concentration
increases
in
high
level
of
competition, ...
regard
to
alcohol
concentration,
competition
level
or
the
interactions
competition- genotype
and
competition -alcohol
concentration.
This
difference
in
the
sex
ratios...
... study of FVIIa
[13], and investigated the effects of the mutation on
the enzymatic maturation of FVIIa and on the
response of FVIIa to TF.
Our measurements, in both the presence and absence
of TF, ... enzymatic
activity and S1 pocket maturation but at the same time
an unaltered conformational distribution of the N-ter-
minal tail and a normal response to TF.
Discussi...
... University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA
5 Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA
Members of the Flavivirus genus are responsible for a
number of diseases, ... encephalitis, and dengue fever. One or
more of the four serotypes of the dengue virus are
endemic in many parts of the world, including all of
south-east Asia, parts of Africa,...
...
com-
petition
against
the
former.
Predictions
on
a
change
in
stand
composition
must
be
carefully
evaluated
considering
possible
future
scenarios
of
precipitation
and
cloudiness ...
W.,
Kucera
J.,
Canopy
transpiration
and
water
fluxes
in
the
xylem
of the
trunk
of
Larix
and
Picea
trees -
a
comparison
of
xylem
flow,
porometer
and
cuvette
measur...
... acquisition of data, analysis and interpretation of data.
MM: contribution to acquisition of data, analysis and interpretation of data.
MB: contribution to acquisition of data. FA: contribution to ... acquisition of
data, analysis and interpretation of data. IO: contribution to acquisition of
data.
IE: contribution to acquisition of data, analysis and interpretation...
... Melkonian M: Molecular phylogeny
and taxonomic revision of Chlamydomonas (Chlorophyta). I. Emendation
of Chlamydomonas Ehrenberg and Chloromonas Gobi, and description
of Oogamochlamys gen. nov. and ... 11:124
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2.1 Distribution of four important PUFAs among strains of
the SAG algal culture collection
The distributio...
... calcium
concentration. Stimulation of the muscle leads to Ca
2+
increase, and Ca
2+
binding to TnC removes the inhibition
of the muscle contraction promoted by TnI. The conform-
ational transition ... promotes conformational rear-
rangements that are transmitted to the inhibitory region of
TnI, the main event in the regulation of muscle contraction.
The probes in the N- and C-term...
... medium, and plated
onto two sets of SC plates: one containing 0.1% (w ⁄ v)
5-FOA [57] and 50 lg ml uracil and one lacking Ura, Leu
and His. The last one served as a control of presence of
both ... Deletion of mitochondrial ATPase inhibitor in
the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae decreased cellular
and mitochondrial ATP levels under non-nutritional
conditions and induced a...
... the
region that binds HR1 upon 6HB formation. The
strong affinity of RC-101 for HR2 prevents the inter-
action of HR1 and HR2, formation of the 6HB, and
subsequent fusion of the host and viral ... days of serial passaging, HIV-1
strain BaL developed three cationic mutations in the
presence of sublethal concentrations of RC-101 [14]. Of
the three mutations, one was found i...
... performance of upper-level
residents and other medical staff across a variety of
disciplines. We likewise agree that optimizing patient hand-
offs, medical education, and trainees’ sense of
professionalism ... attentional failures after they had been working for
more than 16 hours on the traditional schedule [2].
Letter
Effect of intern’s consecutive work hours on safety, medi...