... the case ofthe RMR inthe bulk semiconductor when the confinement frequency (ωo ) reaches to zero The Eq.(23) shows the dependence ofthe RMR on the external fields, including the EMW Inthe next ... → The frequency ofthe acoustic phonon is low so we can skip ω− q inthe delta function inthe Eq.(5) Considering the distribution of phonons to be symmetric, inthepresenceofthe magnetic field, ... RMR inthequantum well We see that the RMR in this case depends on some parameters such as : the intensity of electromagnetic waves, the magnetic field B, the frequency ofthe radiation, the...
... 184 xvi Part II Contents FowlerNordheimFieldEmissionfrom QuantumConfined IIIVSemiconductorsinthePresenceofLightWavesFieldEmissionfrom Quantum- Confined IIIVSemiconductorsinthePresence ... investigated The Part II contains the solo Chap and investigates thein uence oflightwaves on the FNFE fromIIIV compounds covering the cases of magnetic quantization, quantum wires, effective mass ... nanotubes inthepresenceof intense electric field and the importance ofthe measurement of band-gap of optoelectronic materials inthepresenceoflightwaves have also been discussed Chapter contains...
... properties ofquantum wire material We have obtained the AME current I inthe RQW with an infinite potential inthepresenceof an external magnetic fieldThe dependence ofthe expression for the AME ... area ofthe RQW The curve ofthe AME current I strongly increases when the low temperature and the large value range ofthe acoustic wave number qz The value ofthe AME current I is zero (the ... analytically investigated the possibility ofthe AME effect inthe RQW with an infinite potential We have obtained analytically expressions for the AME effect inthe RQW with an infinite potential for the...
... values ofthe dc electric field E1 , respectively; the necessary parameters involved inthe computation are the same as those in Fig In Fig we can see that the dependence ofthe HC on the amplitude ... other values By using the computational program we easily determine the position ofthe peak in each curve All the peaks correspond to the ωc2 + ωz2 = Ω values of magnetic field satisfying the ... conductivity as well as the Hall coefficient utilizing thequantum kinetic equation method inthepresenceof a strong EMW II.2 Expressions for the Hall conductivity and the Hall coefficient Inthe presence...
... identify the site of action ofthe fatty acids inthe plasmin molecule, the amidolytic activity of two truncated plasmin variants was examined (Fig 8) Miniplasmin (des-kringle 1-4 plasmin) contains the ... product inthepresenceof stearate (Fig 5B) In line with earlier observations [6], no autocleavage of plasmin was seen during the activity assay inthepresenceof enzyme substrate (Fig 5, insets) ... are the rate constants for inactivation ofthe respective forms ofthe enzyme In independent measurements with fatty acids we showed that the inactivation of free plasmin for the duration of the...
... by the PYR domains from one subunit and the PP domains ofthe other subunit within the dimer ThDP adopts the V- conformation [30,31] and is completely buried inthe cofactor binding cleft Several ... responsible for binding and proper orientation ofthe aminopyrimidine ring, are conserved in all ThDP-dependent enzymes One of these, the hydrogen bond between the N1¢ atom ofthe pyrimidine ring of ThDP ... cofactor to the surface ofthe protein The entrance ofthe active site cleft is covered by the C-terminal helix and this part ofthe polypeptide chain must move in order to allow entry ofthe substrate...
... y-component ofthe wavelength ky = ky l and (b,d) the external magnetic field B0 The inset in (a) shows the wavespinors for kyl = proximity of an antikink induces a strong dependence ofthe states on the ... ofthe states inthe kink potential In a semiclassical view, the movement ofthe carriers is constrained by the potential, which prevents the formation of cyclotron orbits We also calculate the ... transition In contrast to the single kink profile the shift inthe intragap energies ofthe kink-antikink potential leads to a non-zero value for the oscillator strength at ky = (red solid curve in (a))...
... be further confirmed by other characterization methods To further reveal thein uence ofthe Ar plasma treatment on the structure ofthe surface and interior ofthe nanoflakes at an atomic level, ... average spacing between the electrodes (d = 100 lm in this work) and V is the applied voltage b was obtained to be 1,131 fromthe linear fitting ofthe F–N curve at turn-on area while that of Ar plasmatreated ... samples, indicating that the field emissionfrom a-Fe2O3 nanoflake films follow theFowlerNordheim (FN) relationship [21] The dots are experimental data and the solid lines are the fitted curves in accordance...
... above sea level The water inthe stream is the leachate fromthe grove and it flows into a collecting reservoir at the foot ofthe hill The surface area ofthe reservoir is about 7300 m2 and the ... runoff characteristics ofthe materials from citrus grove were investigated and their behaviors inthe collecting reservoirs were discussed The main results obtained fromthe investigation are as ... the sampling point St.4 is situated inthe joined stream, which is the only stream that flows into the reservoir The reservoir water was also sampled from point Po inthe reservoir close to the...
... synergy of enzymes degrading the pectin side chains was studied [34] GALA had a positive effect on the activity ofthe other enzymes involved inthe degradation of these side chains DISCUSSION A niger ... under the control ofthe xylanolytic activator protein [32,41] The increase in expression levels of galA inthe CREA mutant, indicates that at least one ofthe detected putative CREA binding sites ... present inthe eukaryotic b-1,4-endogalactanases Sequence analysis ofthe promoter of galA revealed thepresenceof several sequences possibly involved inthe regulation of galA expression Putative...
... additional genes encoding other proteins implicated inthe biosynthesis ofthe aminonucleoside moiety of A201A Here we report the sequencing of a total of 6946 bp, which include the ata genes most ... pertain to it Further sequencing ofthe ata cluster could provide an insight into the biosynthetic pathway ofthe other moieties of A201A and provide probes which may be useful to identify genes of ... puromycin nonproducing S alboniger mutants Identification ofthe function of a gene product may be achieved by a variety of assays including gene complementation ofthe relevant mutant inthe organism...
... Gramnegative bacteria, enabling the disruption ofthe outer membrane and facilitating the interaction ofthe toxin with the inner membrane Inthepresenceof high Mg2+ ions, the MIC of compounds ... that there is a high conservation in amino acid sequence ofthe peptides inthe venom of scorpions belonging to the same family, independent ofthe continent and region where they live In this ... active in inhibiting growth of Gram-negative bacteria and melittin is only active against three ofthe Gram-negative bacteria at the concentrations tested However, melittin is the most active in...
... determined the F structure containing the truncated region ofthe C-terminal domain; however, we failed to determine the structure ofthe intact glutaminase because the crystals exhibited heavy twinning ... 428 aa; nine aa in total) were located near the interface ofthe physiological dimer The Cterminal domain may contain structural features involved in protein–protein interactions to form the physiological ... (disordered inthe ligand-free state in YbgJ) Inthe absence ofthe ligand, the lid part is separated fromthe active site, which leads to a more open active site Upon the binding of ligand inthe acyl-enzyme...
... important in determining the level of Bcp2 protein Similar results are observed for genes and related proteins involved in oxidative stress in other microrganisms [24] Moreover, the basal level of bcp2 ... clarified in detail and could play a key role inthe detoxification processes In this study we examined the role of Bcp2 in order to increase the knowledge ofthe enzymatic activity involved inthe ... types of thioredoxins were found In this study we examined the involvement ofthe peroxiredoxin Bcp2 in oxidative stress inthe hyperthermophilic aerobic archaeon Sulfolobus solfataricus Furthermore,...
... subunit of complex I carries a significant part ofthe quinone binding pocket and that this binding pocket could have evolved directly fromthe [Ni-Fe] centre binding site ofthe hydrogenases [16] The ... Representation ofthe two four-Cys motifs of subunit EchF The mode of binding ofthe two putative [4Fe-4S] clusters is indicated The M barkeri strains carrying cysteine to serine mutations are indicated ... BamHI and PstI, resulting in pAMG77 Each ofthe seven point mutations generated from pAMG57 and the insert fromthe original pAMG57 were then subcloned into pAMG77 using the ApaI and XhoI restriction...
... ligand in all zinc-containing MtaA proteins [i.e 2.0 (N/O) plus (S)] We interpret these results as indicating the binding ofthe thiol sulfur of HS-CoM to the zinc atom of MtaA in a way that it ... Ala, the pronounced changes inthe EXAFS spectra resulting from HS-CoM addition are indicative of an increase inthe number of sulfur ligands (visual inspection of Fig 1C) Thus, in both mutants the ... HS-CoM binding seems to involve ligation ofthe thiol group of HS-CoM to the active-site zinc For the Cys239 Ala mutant plus HS-CoM the simulation results suggest thepresenceof tetra-coordinated...
... because ofthe attachment ofthe hexahistidine, the recombinant PpTGase protein appeared to be slightly larger These results indicate that the cDNA obtained covered the entire coding region Involvement ... amino-acid replacement per site terminus that is required for binding to the plasma membrane, thereby being involved inthe formation ofthe corneum [47] Additional amino-terminal residues of ... indicates the stop codon Three amino acid residues ofthe catalytic triad are boxed The single and double lines indicate the putative Ca2+- and GTP-binding sites, respectively That sequence included...
... care level and by the frequent coinfection HIV-TB Together with the high HIV prevalence, the tertiary care level probably explains also the frequency of microscopy negative cases (false negative ... the amount ofthe relationship between the variables that remains unexplained by a model; the larger the value, the poorer the model fits the data As a rule of thumb, a good fit is provided by ... selection of patients at reference level), our findings are not dissimilar from those of other authors A good sensitivity of fever and HIV infection, and a high specificity of haemoptysis and cavities...
... the synthesis of amylopectin, it has been suggested that SSI is mainly involved inthe synthesis of small chains of this fraction Furthermore, SSIV has been found recently to be involved inthe ... interaction between the N- and C-terminal domains of SSIII in vitro Mapping ofthe CD-binding region inthe N-terminal SBDs In order to identify the SBD region required for the SBD–CD interaction, we ... D(495–535) inthe D3 domain This result is in agreement with our previous studies using truncated SSIII isoforms, showing the importance ofthe D23 domain in starch binding and the modulation of SSIII...
... V1 V0ATPases has only half the number of ion-binding sites This is seen as the reason for the apparent inability of V1 V0-ATPases to catalyze ATP synthesis in vivo Indeed, V1 V0-ATPases have evolved ... giving rise to a 16 kDa protein with two hairpins [20] Most important, the ion-binding site is not conserved in hairpin If one assumes the same number of hairpins in V0 and F0, the rotor of V1 V0ATPases ... addition of lm valinomycin, a membrane potential (DY, inside positive) was created in addition by thein ux of K+ into the liposomes (potassium ion diffusion potential) and inthepresenceof both DY...