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... PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DARWIN AND MODERN SCIENCE *** Produced by Sue Asscher, and David Widger DARWIN AND MODERN SCIENCE ESSAYS IN COMMEMORATION OF THE CENTENARY OF THE BIRTH OF CHARLES DARWIN AND ... PUBLICATION OF "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES" By A .C Seward and Others "My success as a man of science, whatever this may have amounted to, has been determined, as far as I can judge, by complex and ... Varieties and Species by Natural Means of Selection," communicated to the Linnean Society by Sir Charles Lyell and Sir Joseph Hooker "I was at first very unwilling to consent (to the communication...
... AATCGTGCGTGACATCAAAG-3¢; actin reverse, 5¢-TG TAGTTTCATGGATGCCACAG-3¢; Akt-1 forward, 5¢-A ACGGACTTCGGGCTGTG-3¢; Akt-1 reverse, 5¢-TTGTC CTCCAGCACCTCAGG-3¢; CD36 forward, 5¢-TCCAGC CAATGCCTTTGC-3¢; ... medium and visualized by confocal microscope (Leica TCS SP2 Confocal Microscope System, Leica microsystems, Wetzlar, Germany) Ten microscopic fields were captured for each sample by fluorescence microscopy, ... 5¢-AAAGACA GCTCCTCCTCGAAGGTT-3¢; and aP2 reverse, 5¢-TGA CCAAATCCCCATTTACGC-3¢ Standard curves were generated with 10-fold serial dilutions ranging from ⁄ 10 to ⁄ 10 000 of the reverse transcription...
... family of cytosolic cysteine proteases, caspases, which are required for many of the morphological changes that occur during apoptosis The mitochondrial release of cytochrome cand second mitochondria-derived ... wondered if Itch expression could procure protection from apoptosis and increase cell survival To verify this, we compared cell survival and caspase activity in control HEK-293T cells, cells overexpressing ... directly induces cell apoptosis by triggering the aggregation of Bax and Bak on mitochondrial membranes, which liberates cytochrome cand activates caspase and the apoptosome [23] Transfection...
... STAT3-speci c or could also interact with STAT1 and disrupt its signalling In colorectal carcinoma cells, treatment with IFN -c sensitizes cells to cytotoxic compounds, and can also induce cell death ... JA (2004) P21Cip1 is a critical mediator of the cytotoxic action of thymidylate synthase inhibitors in colorectal carcinoma cells Cancer Res 64, 6296–6303 Bene A, Kurten RC & Chambers TC (2004) ... efficiently killed by the hpST3dODN SW480 cells were also efficiently killed by IFN -c treatment, and this action was counteracted by hpST3dODN, which reduced transcriptional activity and nuclear...
... formic acid The collected fractions were combined and the peptides were dried in a speed-vac and kept at )20 C until use was achieved by manually excluding tandem mass spectra of poor quality, by ... amino acid sequence analysis of (A) the myosin heavy chain nonmuscle type B (GeneBank accession P35580) and of (B) nonmuscle c- actin (GeneBank accession P02571) by LC-lESI-MS/MS All amino acids ... immunoprecipitation with the antiFlag Ig, however, c- actin could be detected only in the BAP31 immunocomplex In particular, the immunocomplex Fig The pre-apoptotic BAP31 complex specifically recruits c- actin...
... effects of ATP on Kir6.2, MgATP activated KATP channels containing SUR2B subunits but blocked those composed of SUR2A [6] The current consensus is that channel opening is enhanced by MgADP occupation ... SUR2A, which might also reflect longer occupancy of site by MgADP [5] We therefore conclude that the lower ATP hydrolysis rate of SUR2B is associated with longer occupancy of the MgADP-bound activated ... Park S, Lim BB, Perez-Terzic C, Mer G & Terzic A (2008) Interaction of asymmetric ABCC9-encoded nucleotide binding domains determines KATP channel SUR2A catalytic activity J Proteome Res 7, 1721–1728...
... interdisciplinary, originating many times in communication and media studies, and often called computer-mediated communication (CMC) research These scholars revealed changing communicative practices ... Social Practice Greenwich, CT: Ablex American Anthropological Association 1998 Code of Ethics of the American Anthropological Association http://www.aaanet.org/ committees/ethics/ethcode.htm Anderson ... emerging constructions of individual and collective identity; and the culturally embedded nature of emerging communicative and social practices Recently there have been calls for an ethnographic approach...
... slow folding in cytochrome C Acc Chem Res 31, 737–744 30 Shastry MCR, Sauder JM & Roder H (1998) Kinetic and structural analysis of submillisecond folding events in cytochrome C Acc Chem Res 31, ... GdmHCl induces a ligand-exchange mechanism Discussion Bacterial cytochromes c2 show a greater diversity in amino acid homology, size and reduction potentials compared to their mitochondrial counterparts ... Prudencio M, Lowe ˆ CE, Ciofi-Baffoni S, Ubbink M & Canters GW (2005) The effects of ligand exchange and mobility on the peroxidase activity of a bacterial cytochrome c upon unfolding Chembiochem...
... keratinocyte pooled cell lines Generation of the nCLU (C1 20) plasmid and nCLU (C1 20)-expressing HaCaT cells Using speci c primers: (C1 20, HindIII, forward, 5¢-CGAA TTCGCGGAAGCTTCATGTCTGTGGACT-3¢; and ... 3¢-ATCAGATGGATCCTTATCACTCCTCC CGGTGCTTTTTGC-5¢), the C1 20 cDNA encoding for the minimal Ku70-binding domain of nCLU (120 amino acids of the C- terminus) was amplified from the original pACT2– C1 20 ... by immunoblotting Antibodies against cyclin D1 (sc -20044 ), cyclin E (sc-481), E2F1 (sc-251), p21Cip1 ⁄ Waf1 (sc-817, sc-6246), Bcl-2 (sc-509), p27Kip1 (sc-1641, sc-528), c- fos (sc-7202) and CLU...
... transgenic tobacco cell culture By contrast, JA–Ile treatment had no detectable effect on the cellular Ca2+ content of the examined cell culture system [44] Although OPDA and JA both contribute ... the biochemical factors accounting for leaf closing and opening directly affect K+ channel activity, thereby modulating turgor pressure in specialized flexor cells [48–50] By analyzing a rice mutant ... evidence that OPDA can act via the SCFCOI1– JAZ–MYC-complex [86] (see minireview by Chini et al [56b]) However, these results suggest that distinct signaling cascades may emerge from the SCFCOI1 complex,...
... (1979) Enzymatic Reaction Mechanisms W.H Freeman Co, San Francisco, CA, USA 14 Miwa GT & Lu AYH (1987) Kinetic isotope effects and ‘metabolic switching’ in cytochrome P450-catalyzed reactions Bioessays ... Guengerich FP (1994) Expression of modified human cytochrome P450 1A2 in Escherichia coli: stabilization, purification, spectral characterization, and catalytic activities of the enzyme Arch Biochem ... AG (2002) Characterization by liquid chromatography-nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry of two coupled oxidative-conjugative metabolic pathways...
... for the HRE constructs and human Bach1 cDNA, respectively This work was supported in part by Grants-in-Aid for Scienti c Research (B), Scienti c Research (C) , for Exploratory Research, and for Priority ... Ministry of Education, Science, Sports, and Culture of Japan andby the 21st Century COE Program Special Research Grant Ôthe Center for Innovative Therapeutic Development for Common DiseasesÕ ... SmaI/XhoI site of pGL3-Basic vector and lacks the putative HRE site, CACGTG sequence ()44 to )39) D407 cells were transfected with each plasmid DNA, followed by 24-h incubation and harvested The amounts...
... structural, biochemical and functional properties peculiar to trophoblastic porcine IFN -c, by comparison with a natural IFN -c produced by activated porcine leukocytes (LeIFN -c) and a nonglycosylated, ... differences in the molecular structure and/ or biochemical characteristics of TrIFN -c, when compared with leucocyte IFN -c Consequently, the bioavailability or biological activity of TrIFN -c might be changed ... Speci c antiviral activity of TrIFN -c by comparison with other natural and recombinant IFN -c IFN -c origin Cell line Speci c activity (UÆmg)1 IFN -c) MDBK LeIFN -c 1–5 · 10 rGIFN -c 1–5 · 10 rIFN-c...
... recorded as 13 and 42 C, respectively, and in each case, the change was accompanied by a concomitant increase in membrane fluidity (Fig 6A,B) In contrast, in the presence of either P4 or P5, ... as a function of temperature (Figs and 6) Control experiments recorded the Tc of both Myr2-PGro and Myr2PCho membranes as 25 Cand that of Myr2-PEtn membranes as 47 C (Figs 3A Cand 6A )C) In ... placed in a calcium fluoride cuvette, separated by a 12.5-lm thick Teflon spacer and subjected to automatic temperature scans with a heating rate of C min)1 within the temperature range to 60 °C...