... nmol/àL) and the preceding dilution 1 : 10 which shows an averaged relaxation time slightly decreased from 11 26.9 to 11 01 .1 ms. This finding corresponds to the quantification of T1 relaxation ... below as a basis for determining MRI tomographical signals in comparison to the commonly used MRI contrast agent (CA) Gd-DTPA. MRI-Measurements in MDA-MB-2 31 breast ade-nocarcinoma cells ... Letters. 19 94; 229: 11 5- 21. 50. Mikawa M, Kato H, Okumura M, et al. Paramagnetic water-soluble metallofullerenes having the highest relaxivity for MRI contrast agents. Bioconjug Chem. 20 01; 12 : 510 - 4....
... [ Team LiB ] Recipe 10 . 6 CreatingaNew Access Database Problem You need to create anew Microsoft Access database. Solution Use ActiveX Database Objects Extensions (ADOX) from ... the database. CreateAccessDatabase( ) This method uses ADOX through COM interop to create the new Access database having the specified filename. The C# code is shown in Example 10 - 6. Example ... @"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + fileName + ";"; // Use ADOX to create the Access database. ADOX.Catalog cat = new ADOX.Catalog( ); try { cat.Create(connectString); } finally...
... a DDL CREATE DATABASE statement to create anew database on a SQL Server. You can programmatically drop the database by using the DROP DATABASE statement in a similar way. To drop the database ... [ Team LiB ] Recipe 10 . 7 CreatingaNew SQL Server Database Problem You need to create anew database in your SQL Server. Solution Use the CREATE DATABASE statement. The sample code ... StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder( ); // SQL DDL command text to create database. String sqlText = "CREATE DATABASE MyDatabase ON PRIMARY " + "(NAME = MyDatabase_Data, " +...
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... relatingto low potency and cost. Peptide-based drug candidatesare limited by insufficient efficacy and unfavorable phar-macokinetics. MAbs have increasingly gained favor in large part because ... Amerimmune Pharmaceuticals, Inc. HIV/AIDS I/IITipranavir TIPRANAVIR HIV/AIDS IIIHXB AAI International, AnaaiPharma Company Herpes Simplex Virus type 2 PreclinicalMEDI-4 91 MedImmune Human B19 parvovirus ... Anew paradigm in medicine for infectious diseasesHervé Le Calvez* 1 , Mang Yu2 and Fang Fang2Address: 1 Abgent, Inc. 6 310 Nancy Ridge Drive, Suite 10 6 , San Diego, CA 9 212 1 USA and 2NexBio,...
... A new pathway in need assessment Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2 010 , 5:20Received: 28 January 2 010 Accepted: 12 July 2 010 Published: 12 July 2 010 This article is available ... preparation for the current analysis.RP participated at data acquisition and data preparation for the current analy-sis.TU participated in the design of the study and at the data preparation.JB ... regression analysis at t -1 was used asadditional covariate.The last analysis was focused on the associationbetween health factors and participation. This result hasto be taken into account for...
... relatingto low potency and cost. Peptide-based drug candidatesare limited by insufficient efficacy and unfavorable phar-macokinetics. MAbs have increasingly gained favor in large part because ... Amerimmune Pharmaceuticals, Inc. HIV/AIDS I/IITipranavir TIPRANAVIR HIV/AIDS IIIHXB AAI International, AnaaiPharma Company Herpes Simplex Virus type 2 PreclinicalMEDI-4 91 MedImmune Human B19 parvovirus ... DG,Sundquist WI: Tsg1 01 and the vacuolar protein sorting path-way are essential for HIV -1 budding. Cell 20 01, 10 7 :55-65.50. Martinez MA, Gutierrez A, Armand-Ugon M, Blanco J, Parera M,Gomez J, Clotet...
... Ventilation Air Return Air Natural Gas Supply Air Figure 2 -15 Example diagram of a packaged DEVap A/ C Figure 2 16 illustrates how a DEVap RTU would be installed on a commercial building application. ... preheating the ambient air using an air-to-air heat exchanger (AAHX). The air comes into heat and mass exchange with the hot desiccant (in this example at 19 0°F) and carries the desorbed water ... react to it accordingly to maintain temperature and humidity. To match the space load, an A/ C system must provide air along a constant SHR originating from the space condition (76°F and varying...
... article as: Cocchi et al., Human depression: anew approach in quantitative psychiatry Annals of General Psychiatry 2 010 , 9:25 Cocchi et al. Annals of General Psychiatry 2 010 , 9:25http://www.annals-general-psychiatry.com/content/9 /1/ 25Open ... of diagnosis, suicide, and treatment at the time of death. J Neurochem 19 99, 73 :11 21- 112 6.Received: 18 January 2 010 Accepted: 3 June 2 010 Published: 3 June 2 010 This article is available from: ... design and concept ofthe study. MC and LT were particularly involved in data collection and dataanalysis. All authors were involved in the interpretation of the data. All theauthors have been involved...
... diseases by damaging tissue and releasingpro -in ammatory agents. Activated eosinophils, neutro-phils, macrophages and lymphocytes increase in number atsites of in ammation and each are capable of ... probelength (bp)L3 713 –733 50-TGCTCAGCTTCACGCCCAGAC-30732 14 36 14 45 30-TGCACGGAGAGGCTGAGAGA-50S1 545–563 50-CTCAGAAGCCTGATGTCTA-30 16 6693– 710 30-GAGAAGTGGGAGGTCGTT-50S2 14 58 14 76 502CTGCTGGGCCCCTCCTGC-30237 16 76 16 95 ... celladhesion as sialidase often interrupts binding. In particular,an arginine residue within the first Ig domain is a key amino-acid residue for binding to SIA [2]. Comparison of theN-terminal...