... (2.5G)
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Interim step between 2G and 3G
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Operates at a maximum speed of 384 Kbps
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2.5G networks are packet-switched
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Advantages of packet switching
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Much more efficient
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Can handle more transmissions ... Cellular Telephony
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Third Generation (3G)
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Intended to be a uniform and global standard for
cellular wireless communication
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Standard data rates
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144 Kbps for a mobile user
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386 Kbps for a slowly ... software environment
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Very small program that resides on a wireless device
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Capable of running applications that can be downloaded
by the device on demand
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BREW is compatible with Java, C, and...
... forge meaningful, protable and long-lasting connections with their customers through email
marketing and social media. Featuring a unique combination of technology and services, StrongMail takes ... StrongMail Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
2012 Marketing Trends Survey
Email Marketing and Social Media are Top Beneficiaries
of Healthy 2012 Marketing Budgets
A new StrongMail survey conducted ... budgets in 2012, with 51% of companies increasing and
41% maintaining current levels. Additionally, for the third year in a row, email marketing and social media
marketing remain the top targets...
... factors, and viruses.
PC1 ⁄ 3, PC2 and PC5 ⁄ 6A are the only members of the PC family that are
targeted to dense core secretory granules, where they carry out the process-
ing of proteins that are ... ACTH and
others) are only bioactive after selective cleavage of
their precursor proteins in secretory granules by PC
enzymes such as PC1 ⁄ 3, PC2 or PC5 ⁄ 6A. Understand-
ing how these enzymes and ... had
been previously reported for PC1 ⁄ 3 and PC2, and
suggests that the three members of the PC family that
are targeted to dense core secretory granules share a
common sorting mechanism. Although...
... autoradiography, as outlined. (C and D)
Western blot analysis of Oct-1 (C) and Oct-2 (D) expression in whole cell protein (60 lgÆ lane
)1
) prepared from HEL (C and D; lane 1) and
HEK293 (C and D; lane 2) cells. ... desensitiza-
tion [20–23] and patterns of expression [24], this repre-
sents a question of potentially immense importance.
The fact that TPa and TPb are differentially expressed
and are under the transcriptional ... Prm3aa
AP)1
* and Prm3aaa
AP)1
*, where the AP-1
element centered at )27 was mutated, were cotransfected with pRL-TK into HEL92.1.7 (A and B) and HEK293 (C and D) cells. Firefly and
renilla luciferase...
... Kittler and Lev Manovich to examine how the automatisms
of both the hardware and software of digital cinema technologies encourage new forms,
contents and participants. From an extrinsic standpoint, ... relations," and therefore, "technologies are cultures."
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Thus, I also
examine how people are experiencing cinema, what they are doing with the new
technology and how they are communicating ... Pavel, Liel, and Alexandra for discussions and
qualifications and for letting me learn from their work. Our doctoral program is one of
the most supportive and creative I can imagine and I have...
... experiments. GPX and TPX activities are
expressed as nmol of NADPH oxidized per min per mg of protein, and
GSH concentrations are expressed in m
M
whereas thioredoxin con-
centrations are expressed ... that GSH and
thioredoxin affinities are somehow specific. Altogether,
these data on plant and animal GPXs suggest a putative link
existing between the glutathione-based antioxidant system
and the ... Linewaever–Burk representation. Apparent maximum velocities (App. V
max
), apparent maximum
Michaelis constant (App. K
m
) values (± SEM) and V
max
/K
m
ratios are shown as the average of three...
... GLP-2, PHM,
GRF and GIP
GLP-1 and GLP-2 are similar peptides, with molecular
masses of 3299 Da and 3768 Da, respectively. Both
peptides have His-Ala as the N-terminal dipeptide, and
DPP4 cleavage ... of Tyr-Pro, Ser-Pro or Arg-Pro, and all
are cleaved efficiently by DPP4, resulting in altered
functions [7,34,35].
Chemokines are important cytokines that activate
and direct the migration of different ... neuropeptide and chemokine classes by
MALDI-TOF MS analysis.
Results
Enzyme activity of recombinant soluble human
FAP and DPP4
Recombinant human FAP and DPP4 were highly puri-
fied and active....
... ascorbic acid and gallic acid. Anticancer Res. 17, 221–
224.
33. Levites, Y., Amit, T., Mandel, S. & Youdim, M.B. (2003) Neu-
roprotection and neurorescue against Abeta toxicity and PKC-
dependent ... LC and PLD are reversed by N-acetylcysteine
and catalase, suggesting a r ole for ROS in t his process.
Recently, it has been reported that EGCG displays two
opposing activities: antioxidant and ... which cell lysates were prepared and
immunoprecipitated with antibodies to PLD or PLC-c1andthen
immunoblotted using PLC-c1 or PLD antibodies, respectively. Da ta
are representative of three experiments.
Ó...
... ApoA-I and apoA-II in innate immunity of the carp (Eur. J. Biochem. 271) 2989
Fig. 4 B, t he inta ct a poA-I (b and a), an intermedia ry
fragment (band b) and a more stable third band (band c)
were ... T he positive c ontrol contained
bacteria and diluent only. P. citreus , Y. ruckeri and Pseudo-
monas sp. were incubated at 2 0 °CandE. coli at 37 °Cand
the attenuance (D) was read at 570 nm ... procedure
involving affinity and gel filtration chromatography and
were shown to display bactericidal and/ or bacteriostatic
activity in the micromolar range against Gram-positive
and Gram-negative bacteria,...
... Mess
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There are four adaptor combinations that
are formed from the ligation.
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A sequence A
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A sequence B
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B sequence A
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B sequence B
Post emPCR
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The micro-reactors are broken, and the
beads are ... nebulization
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The DNA strand’s ends are made blunt with
appropriate enzymes
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“A” and “B” adapters are ligated to the
blunt ends using DNA ligase
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The strands are denatured using sodium
hydroxide ... one ssDNA bead to be loaded into a
well.
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Enzyme beads and packing beads are
added. Enzyme beads containing sulfurase
and luciferase, and packing beads used
only to keep the DNA beads in place.
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Above...
... biological
parents of the child, or two adopted parents; 2) a biological parent and a
stepparent; 3) the biological mother only; or 4) other parent figures, including the
biological father only, grandparent(s) ... family structure and parental
concerns about children’s achievement.
Children who live with both biological parents or two adoptive parents are
least likely to have parents who are concerned about ... nationwide are born outside of marriage, as are 25
percent of white children and 48 percent of Hispanic children.) On the other hand,
in Midwestern and Western states like North Dakota, Utah, Iowa, and...