... antioxidative enzymes (Blokhina et al 2003) Ion toxicity (III) on saline habitats is caused by ion specific effects onmembranesand proteins: Onthe one hand, changes ofthe ionic milieu lead to alterations ... alterations ofthe membrane potential and thus to a destruction of biomembranes (Schulze et al 2002) Onthe other hand, the hydration and charge of proteins are negatively influenced, so that their ... light onthe potassium uptake and its role under abiotic stress Chapters 5–7 deal with theeffectoftemperature (heat, chilling) on plants and their responses Chapter deals with the formation and...
... HBsAg and HBcAb (IgG form) remain positive HBeAg positive chronic hepatitis B Age at the time of infection is a strong determinant of chronicity, the earlier the acquisition of infection, the higher ... in the population declined from 35% to 3% in 15 years after the introduction ofthe vaccination program in newborns andthe completion of a mass vaccination catch up program [10] In Taiwan, the ... knowledge about the HBV behavior in these individuals There is much more to be understood about mutations and their impacts onthe clinical course and long-term outcome of hepatitis B infection For instance,...
... Tài liệu tham khảo Crank J., (1975), The Mathematics of Diffusion, Oxford University Press, Bala, B K (1998), Solar drying systems: Simulations and optimization, Agrotech Publishing Academy, Udaipur, ... Modeling Simultaneous Heat and Mass Transfer in Isotropic Sphere, Trans ASEA, pp 31 Husain A., Chen C.S., Clayton J T, Whitney L.F (1972), Mathematical Simulation of Mass and Heat Transfer in High ... Christopher D McDaniel (2004), A Practical Manual for Understanding the Shell Structure of Broiler Hatching Eggs and Measurement of their Quality, Mississipi State University, p 3-5 ...
... may be attributed to the release of main and secondary flow through the gap Further presence of some ofthe high velocity vectors just behind the rib confirm the enerzization of retarded main flow ... artificially at the wetted side, is used as the top broad wall ofthe test section whereas the upper walls of entry and exit sections ofthe duct were made of 12 mm thick plywood The absorber plate ... position of 0.25 and relative roughness pitch of 8.0, with an angle of attack of 60º and with relative roughness height of 0.037 performers better then the other relative gap position Therefore...
... method of heating are 1.9 and 1.6 times the consumption of house with heat pumps To further understand the energy consumption trends ofthe groups, the average monthly energy consumption for ... average monthly consumption of each house normalized by the area ofthe house in kJ/m2 Normalizing by the area ofthe house allows us to better control for theeffectof house size in the subsequent ... Average monthly energy consumption and average monthly energy intensity Average monthly energy consumption is the actual average consumption of all homes in kJ Average monthly energy intensity is the...
... beans, and lentils In addition, in East and Southeast Asia there were taro, rice, yams, and bananas; in Africa, south ofthe Sahara, there were other yams and another kind of rice; and in the Americas, ... fed billions – but they are far from “super” in their delivery ofthe chief nutrients and especially good quality protein.14 Nonetheless, they constituted the bulk ofthe diet for everyone including, ... and Massilia (Marseilles) to move inland along the Rhone River Valley.24 A taste for alcohol was doubtless also a reason for honeybee domestication These natives ofthe Mediterranean region and...
... Medicine and International Health volume no pp 643±653 august 2001 L Morison et al Long-term consequences of FGC in The Gambia secondary level education (3% of Mandinkas, 6% of Fulas and 1% of Wollofs) ... a position to give informed consent (Snow 2001) In a human rights context, eradication of FGC is often considered as one component ofthe need to address many ofthe rights of women and girls, ... (including number of co-wives) andthe presence or absence ofthe hymen on examination Polygamous rather than monogamous marriages were adjusted for in the comparison of cut and uncut women in the results...
... The Health Consequences General, 1972 of Smoking, A Report ofthe Surgeon The Health Consequences of Smoking, 1973 The Health Consequences of Smoking, 1974 The Health Consequences of Smoking, ... Overview: The Health Consequences of Smoking (1975) vlu ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Preparation of this reference edition, The Health Consequences of Smoking, was the responsibility ofthe National Clearinghouse ... Health and with emphasis onthe most recent additions to the literature was that updated report Since then, the following annual reports onthe health consequences of smoking have been submitted: The...
... the regulation of nucleolin ⁄ C23, the activation of caspase-3 andthe induction of apoptosis under the setting of oxidative stress and Hsp70 overexpression More importantly, for the first time, ... that the nucleolin ⁄ C23 gene has a functional role in the growth control of cardiomyocytes, and its regulation may be closely associated with the susceptibility ofthe cell to the induction of ... overexpression was confirmed in the cells transfected with Hsp70 cDNA, but not in the cells transfected with the vector alone To determine theeffectof Hsp70 overexpression on H2O2-induced apoptosis, the...
... discussion and data assistance from the following persons and their affiliated institutions: Hans Grönloh and Laurens te Beek of EPRA; Simon Mallinson of IPD; and Michael Grupe and George Yungmann of ... standards, alternatively “better” reporting standards can lead to both the demand for and evolution of stronger institutions to ensure high quality implementation of these standards Whether the ... three control variables First, we include SIZE, measured as the log of firm i’s market capitalization, to control for the effects ofthe information environment (among other factors) on this...
... (10.5 bp), the length ofthe unit (5 bp) andthe inverted nature ofthe repeats, positions all ofthe GAA units onthe same side ofthe double helix, with the central GAA oriented in the opposite ... physiological conditions, the activity ofthe carboxy-terminal activation domain is repressed by the regulatory region ofthe protein, and repression is relieved in response to heat shock [13] The transcriptional ... phosphorylation, SUMOylation and ubiquitination, the regulatory roles of HSF2 and HSF4 are dependent on their cellular concentrations [2] The non-DNA-binding form of HSF2 exists primarily in the cytoplasm...
... is a pending question [62] Role of HSF1 in the quality control of sperm in stress conditions Investigation ofthe role of HSF1 in the quality control of sperm in stress conditions revealed a dual ... ofthe relative location ofthe HSF4-binding regions andofthe transcriptional status of genes located around the HSF4-binding regions This result is thus suggestive of a structural effectof ... control their basal expression during normal conditions [62,63] A genome-wide analysis ofthe regions bound by HSF2 andof transcriptome should soon allow a broader understanding ofthe role of...
... distribution ofthe size ofthe inclusions was noticed Moreover, the percentage of cells presenting inclusions as well as the distribution ofthe size ofthe inclusions were dependent on when the analysis ... Hence, these observations support the hypothesis that the expression of expanded httEx1 andthe presence of httEx1 aggregates ⁄ inclusion bodies correlate with elevated ROS levels, and that NAC and ... either 10 lL ofthe 1· DNPH solution or 10 lL ofthe derivation-control solution (negative control) After incubation, 7.5 lL of neutralization solution was added to both tubes Proteins were then analyzed...
... Although these results indicate an association ofthe CSN andthe 26S proteasome, the exact mode of this interaction, the role of PCI domains, and its consequences for the stability of cellular ... control The data are shown in Fig 2A The western blot ofthe precipitate revealed the coimmunoprecipitation ofthe CSN and S1 ⁄ Rpn2 ofthe 26S proteasome indicating a direct interaction ofthe ... interactions clearly indicate that the complex is a component ofthe Ub system Moreover, there are data on a direct interaction ofthe CSN with the proteolytic machinery ofthe Ub system, the 26S...
... personal expenditures Perceptions of conditions of women’s personal life and effects on health Perceptions of conditions of women’s personal life and effects on health Perceptions of conditions of ... forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, ofthe abuse of power, or of a position of vulnerability or ofthe giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of ... re-adjust their self-perception and express their devotion and dependency by continuing in the sex work demanded of them It is only later that women often begin to understand the incongruity of the...
... Board ofthe National Research Council, whose members are drawn from the councils ofthe National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, andthe Institute of Medicine The members ... president ofthe National Academy of Sciences The National Academy of Engineering was established in 1964, under the charter ofthe National Academy of Sciences, as a parallel organization of outstanding ... autonomous in its administration and in the selection of its members, sharing with the National Academy of Sciences the responsibility for advising the federal government The National Academy of...
... reect the strong repression ofmetabolic activity at low temperature An additional test was performed to address the possible repair protective function of Hsps during the recovery phase Onthe ... Hsp68, and Hsp83, may underlie the maintenance of some degree of thermotolerance [22,60] A key feature ofthe heat shock response is its suppression following restoration of normal environmental conditions ... an essential cofactor that interacts with the members ofthe Hsp70 family It accelerates the dissociation ofthe ADPHsp70 complex, and therefore an increase in Hsp40 concentration may cause an...
... default fund contribution ofthe defaulted CM; (3) default fund contribution ofthe CCP; and (4) default fund contributions of non-defaulting CMs 22 The fact that each CCP can set the level of its financial ... fund contribution to total default funds The allocation factor also takes into account the granularity and concentration ofthe CCP The more granular andthe less concentrated is a CCP, the less ... The PFE calculation under the CEM for options and swaptions that are transacted through a CCP is adjusted by multiplying the notional amount ofthe contract by the absolute value ofthe option’s...
... lg of protein) of YYY49 and YYT42 contained approximately and ng of hHSF2, and those of YYT50 and YYT17 contained approximately 0.01 and 0.1 ng of hHSF4, as judged by the intensity of each band ... Nykanen P & Sistonen L (2001) Roles ofthe heat shock transcription factors in regulation ofthe heat shock response and beyond FASEB J 15, 1118–1131 Voellmy R (2004) On mechanisms that control heat ... heat shock response, hHSF1–VP16 activated constitutive expression of SV40p–LUC reporters containing continuous HSEs, but the levels of activation for reporters containing discontinuous HSEs were...