... cementation has the disadvantage in comparison with the partial cementation that all cement debris have to be removed from the femoral canal during the later prosthesis reimplantation, and that ... be avoided (Figure 1) Alterna- 275 tively, a partial (Figure 2) or normal cementation ofthe spacer into the femoral canal provides the advantage of rotational and axial stability [3] A normal ... there are no clinical data available that have demonstrated that the insertion ofa metallic endoskeleton significantly improves the mechanical properties of hip spacers or reduces the rate of...
... to the fact that much ofthe data is clumped at zero because BMLs were measured at four separate sites and the majority of participants who had a BML present had it at only one ofthe four sites ... (University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland) and were defined as areas of increased signal adjacent to the subcortical bone atthe medial tibial, medial femoral, lateral tibial, and lateral femoral sites ... revised the manuscript TW participated in interpretation ofthe data, and critically revised the manuscript GZ carried out data collection, participated in interpretation ofthe data, and critically...
... morphology ofthe cystic lesion (arrows), which is located directly anterior to the anterior aspect ofthe radial head (B) Axial, T2W image atthe level ofthe radial head demonstrates a lobulated ... ofthe cause ofthe palsy and further determination ofthe location ofthe entrapment in the radial tunnel are important Our first case experienced lateral forearm pain that is initially often ... branch against the arcade of Frohse and the superficial branch against the extensor carpi radialis muscle (Figure 3) Yamazaki et al reported 14 patients presenting Figure Diagrammatic view of the...
... comparisons A dominant effect of SFTPA2 aa9 -A, and a recessive effect of SFTPA1 aa50-G and aa219-C as well as SFTPA2 aa223-C were associated with a lower risk of CAP (see Table 1) Table Comparison of ... 1A1 0 and 6A- 1A, and a lower frequency ofthe major SFTPA1aa19-T and aa219-C alleles and of haplotypes 6A3 and 6A3 - 1A1 (see Table 4) Similar results were observed when 90-day mortality was analyzed ... Hospital Universitario de Gran Canaria Dr Negrớn, Barranco de la Ballena s/n, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 35010, Spain Department of Respiratory Diseases, Hospital Universitario de Gran Canaria Dr...
... and the relevant mutant E1 In all assays, the E1aS283C and E1aF26 6A mutants behaved essentially the same as wild-type E1 In the DCPIP assay, the E1aY28 1A and E1aR28 2A mutants displayed a catalytic ... mixture with E1 was incubated for exactly 10 atthe relevant temperature and the catalytic activity at that temperature was then determined The inactivation temperatures for all the E1 mutants were ... by addition of 14Clabelled pyruvate (1 lCi, about 60 nmol) after the assay mix had been incubated for 10 at 25 °C PDH assay This measures the rate of formation of NADH at 340 nm and 30 °C after...
... Molnes et al ATP binding at active siteof human glucokinase Table The kinetic constants for WT GST–hGK at high and low concentrations ofthe fixed substrate The catalytic activity was measured at 37 ... nm ata constant heating rate of 40 °CÆh)1 The midpoint ofthe transition (Tm) was determined from the first derivative ofthe smoothed denaturation curve The associated high-voltage (pseudoabsorbance) ... (mutated nucleotides are underlined): T228M forward, 5¢-GC ATG ATC GTG GGC ATG GGC TG C AAT GCC TGC 3¢; T228 reverse, 5¢-GCA GGC ATT GCA GCC CAT GCC CAC GAT CAT GC-3¢; L146R forward, 5¢-CAC AAG AAG...
... GCCAACACGATTTTCCTCCCAGTTGGAACGGCC GCCAACACGATTTTCAGCCCAGTTGGAACGGCC GCCAACACGATTTTCCGCCCAGTTGGAACGGCCv CCCTTCGCGCCCAACGCACTTACCCAAGGACCG CCCTTCGCGCCCAACGCAAGTACCCAAGGACCG CCCTTCGCGCCCAACGCACGCACCCAAGGACCG ... GGTCGGTCAATTGCGGCTCCTCGCGGCCGTATG GGTCTAGCTCTGTTCACGCCATGGTCATGATGCG GGTCTAGCTCTGTTCACTTCATGGTCATGATGCG CCGACCATTTGGCCCTTCCTGCTGCC CGCCAACACGATTGCCCACCCAGTTGGAACGG GCCAACACGATTTTACGACCAGTTGGAACGGC ... eryngii is a monomeric glycoprotein of 70 kDa with dissociable flavin-adenine dinucleotide (FAD) as cofactor that catalyzes the oxidation ofa variety of aromatic and aliphatic polyunsaturated alcohols...
... mutations were (positions of mismatches underlined): F14 4A: 5¢-CAA AAT GGG GCT GAC AAC TCC-3¢; F144Y: 5¢-CAA AAT GGG TAT GAC AAC TCC-3¢; F22 9A: 5¢-CAC GAT GCT GCC CAA GTC TTT-3¢; F25 8A: 5¢-TAC ... Initially, this appears to be an example of convergent evolution towards aromatic triads that can accommodate the twists specifically associated with b-1,3-glucan polymers The nature ofthe aromatic ... implications for substrate specificity and catalysis J Mol Biol 321, 149–162 Haga K, Kanai R, Sakamoto O, Aoyagi M, Harata K & Yamane K (2003) Effects of essential carbohydrate ⁄ aromatic stacking...
... [16], as are the calculations of Galabov et al concerning the energetics ofthe alkaline hydrolysis of N-phenylacetamides [19] The investigation of Perakyla et al on the catalytic reaction of AGA, ... distribution ofthe real substrates and PGA active site In order to interpret the biphasic character ofthe Hammett plots available for AGA and GGT, it was suggested that the breakdown ofthe tetrahedral ... substrate, and the phenylmethanesulfonyl-SerB1 derivative These structures are mimics ofthe stationary points along the reaction pathway; they depict the changes in the spatial structure ofthe active...
... L-Phe at half-maximum saturation ([S]0.5) of 98 lM (Fig 2A, B) Saturation was reached at approximately mM with a DRU-value of 75 RU/(pmol subunitặmm)2) Simultaneous injection of L-Phe (variable ... conformational states include a ground state for the ligand-free enzyme, an activated state with bound substrate (L-Phe), an inhibited state with bound H4biopterin and nally the state of catalytic ... the reduction ofthe active site iron in addition to its binding atthe catalytic site as part ofa catalytically active ternary complex Based on the crystal 3.0 structure ofa ligand-free dimeric...
... propionate CoAtransferase based on these data was glutamate 324 (Fig 3) Detection of glutamate 324 as the catalytic carboxylate of propionate CoA-transferase As the sequence analysis did not allow an unequivocal ... glutamate 324, which led us to conclude that this residue is the active site carboxylate The proteins most similar to propionate CoA-transferase in the databases are a putative acetoacetate CoAtransferase ... unequivocal identi®cation ofthe catalytic glutamate of propionate CoAtransferase, this residue was speci®cally labelled The thiol ester in the proposed enzyme-CoA intermediate ofthe CoAtransferase...
... Sa224N, 5¢-ggcatccagtcgagaggcaccacggtgatc-3¢ for Kb135R, 5¢-ggcatccagtcggcaggcaccacggtgatc-3¢ for Kb13 5A, 5¢-ggcatc cagtcgcaaggcaccacggtgatc-3¢ for Kb135Q, and 5¢-gcatc cagtcggaaggcaccacggtgatc-3¢ ... suggesting that the oxidation of cob(II)alamin accompanies the inactivation ofthe Kb13 5A holoenzyme during catalysis Upon denaturation ofthe complex after 30 of incubation, the spectrum of enzyme-bound ... adenosyl group of AdoCbl in inactivation ofa mutant holoenzyme during catalysis To study the fate ofthe adenosyl group, the upper axial ligand of AdoCbl, in the inactivation ofthe Sa22 4A holoenzyme...
... GCAAATGGGATCCACAATGCAAGAGG CATTCCGAATCTCTGACTGGTGAC GTCACCAGTCAGAGATTCGGAATG GCTTGCTGTCTGATTGTGGCTTC GAAGCCACAATCAGAACGCAAGC GCGCTGCGATTCCGGCTTCCAGC GCTGGAAGCCGGAATCGCAGCGC Table Micro-organisms and plasmids ... strand ofthe ribA Designation Primer orientation MF BamH1rev P-C54S-f P-C54S-r P-C65S-f P-C65S-r P-C67S-f P-C67S-r + – + – + – + – Sequence ACACAGAATTCATTAAAGAGGAGAAATTAACCATG GCAAATGGGATCCACAATGCAAGAGG ... in the light ofthe rapid progression of resistance development in all microbial pathogens In contrast with the riboflavin biosynthetic pathway, the dihydrofolate pathway was already validated as...
... -glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate (GraP ) The reaction was started by the addition of an appropriate amount ofa solution of GraP containing the requisite amount (0.5 mmol) of GraP The aqueous solution of ... GraP was prepared from the water insuluble barium salt of D ,L -glyceraldehyde3-phosphate diethylacetal and the amount of GraP present was measured enzymatically [10] The enzyme was also assayed ... ofa lysine residue specifically atthe active siteofthe enzyme of normal sources Moreover, preliminary evidence has indicated that the catalytic properties of Gra3P DH of normal cells and a...
... lipid/detergent molar ratio Due to dispersion ofthe data for the same sample we conclude that an average value of 110 ± 25 nm can be 37 assumed as a reasonable estimate ofthe liposomes radius The measurements ... purchased from association and dissociation (quinone exchange), both in the dark and in Avanti Polar Lipids Inc., Alabaster, AL, USA), and the charge separated state The constants in the scheme are ... chromatophores, where quinone can freely diffuse towards and away from the enzyme, and the large volume ofthe bilayer allows the accommodation a large number of ligands; (b) the arrangement of the...
... subjects (CA genotype) was PCR amplified using a forward primer starting at nucleotide )622 (5¢-CCAAGACATACTAAGAATGG-3¢) and the same reverse primer ending at nucleotide +74 (5¢-GGCA GAGAAAACTCGAGAAC-3¢) ... demonstrate that the )1C A mutation atthe transcriptional initiation site is causative, which regulates b2GPI gene expression atthe transcriptional level that ultimately affects b2GPI plasma levels ... polymerase (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, USA) to eliminate the possibility of PCRinduced mutations The reactions were then denatured at 95 °C for and gradually reannealed by decreasing the temperature...
... Ferrara G, Argenziano G Limitations of histopathologic analysis in the recognition of melanoma: a plea for a combined diagnostic approach of histopathologic and dermoscopic evaluation Arch Dermatol ... surfaces of body, all demarcated areas (shaded and unshaded) are photographed On lateral aspects of body, only shaded areas are photographed Clinical Examination ofMelanocytic Neoplasms C Chapter ... simulating balloon cell melanoma Combined nevi can be distinguished from melanoma by the absence of features ofmelanoma in situ in the intraepidermal portion ofthe neoplasm, the maturation of...
... Element Year Age class A1 B1 C1 A2 B2 P 2004 C a ab a ab ab b C+1 a ab a b ab ab ab b C+2 a ab a b Ca 1990, 1997 C ab b ab a Mg 1990 C ab ab b C2 a b Mn C a ab a C+1 ab ab ab b ab a C+2 Al 1990 ... our data show that the high year to year variations have to be considered when interpreting needle data, and a lot of repeated estimations are needed to show a real time trend The K concentrations ... C., Weis W., Baumgarten M., Gửttlein A. , Spatial and temporal variation of seepage water chemistry after femel and small scale clear-cutting in a N-saturated Norway spruce stand, Plant Soil 267...
... study and collect the clinical data AZ participated in the design ofthe study and collect the clinical data FZ participated in the design ofthe study and collect the clinical data GCP participated ... drafting FT participated in the design ofthe study and collect the clinical data LR participated in the design ofthe study and collect the clinical data GP participated in the design ofthe ... 152(5):1259-1269 Hirota S, Isozaki K, Moriyama Y, Hashimoto K, Nishida T, Ishiguro S, Kawano K, Hanada M, Kurata A, Takeda M, Muhammad Tunio G, Matsuzawa Y, Kanakura Y, Shinomura Y, Kitamura Y: Gain -of- function...