... for the improvement ofthe system performance [29] Page of 12 The temporal behavior ofthe channel capacity can be investigated with the help ofthe LCR and ADF ofthe channel capacity The LCR of ... used to find thestatisticalpropertiesofthe channel capacity 3.1 Statisticalpropertiesofthe capacity of spatially correlated Nakagami-m channels with MRC The PDF p g (z) ofthe instantaneous ... in the spatial correlation in diversity branches of an MRC system increases the variance as well as the LCR ofthe channel capacity, while the ADF ofthe channel capacity decreases On the other...
... Ξi (Ci ) ∩ Fκ then Ξi (Ci ) = Ji+1 [g] We will concentrate on the analysis ofthe regularity of Ξi for the special class of simple maps f : one ofthe good propertiesofthe class of simple maps ... Sketch ofthe proof ofthe phase-parameter relation The proof ofthe phase-parameter relation uses ideas from complex analysis We will provide a sketch ofthe proof assuming familiarity with the ... to the validity ofthe Law of Large Numbers Are other theorems still valid, like the Central Limit or Large Deviation theorems? Those questions are usually related to the rates of mixing of the...
... time of heatsetting (air, solvent or water) and the tension applied to the substrates during heatsetting [11, 12] The essence of this paper is to determine the effect of time of heatsetting on the ... Figure Effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension in weft direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) Figure Mean effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension ... [PLA] Figure Mean [Ā] of effect of time of heatsetting on the tensile extension EM [%] of Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) 3.2 Linearity of load extension curve LT [-] The linearity of load extension curve...
... in the ECM, and the pH ofthe ECM control the filtering aspect ofthe ECM The ECM is a transit area for the passage of nutrients from the bloodstream into the cells and for toxins released by the ... improve the electrical functions ofthe ECM Therefore the composition and degree of toxicity ofthe ECM-glycocalyx interface will affect the electrical field and the flow of biocurrents in the ECM The ... between the inside ofthe cell and the outside ofthe cell The difference is known as the membrane potential • Because the membrane potential is created by the difference in the concentration of ions...
... disappearance of specific resonances without the concomitant appearance of other signals in other parts ofthe spectrum This result could be a consequence ofthe paramagnetic propertiesof Fe(II), ... Titration of CyaY with Fe2+ and Fe3+ Addition of Fe2+ induced the displacement of several resonances in the [1H,15N]-HSQC NMR spectrum of CyaY, but the most striking consequence ofthe addition was the ... induce a line ˚ broadening of 1–100 Hz in nuclei located within A ofthe binding site, depending on the molecular mass ofthe protein and the strength ofthe magnetic field The only exceptions are...
... results ofthe stricter of two evaluators Table 4-2 shows the number of change in the evaluated level The rate of improvement after correction was 7% There were also a lot of cases that improved their ... candidates, when one of their Error-Parts includes the other, and their frequencies are the same value, the candidate whose Error-Part includes the other is accepted Condition of Inclusion-2: If ... understanding ofthe recognition results On the other hand, there were four level-down cases Three of these cases were caused by the misdetection of errors in the SSC procedure The remaining case...
... in the apparent Km values for these substrates The interpretation of these results is complicated because the levels of uncoupling will be variable depending on the mutant and the nature ofthe ... binding In the case ofthe R258K mutant this may be allowed because of disordering ofthe lysine side-chain, as was previously observed for the R258Q mutant (Fig 1) [17] In the case ofthe R258H ... of mutations appears to be similar regardless of whether the prime substrate was penicillin G or ampicillin Utilization of 2-oxoglutarate by the R258 mutants The level of 2-OG conversion in the...
... compounds of interest in the prevention of colon cancer In the present study, we investigated the relationship of different structural factors of procyanidins, such as the mean degree of polymerization ... significantly absorbed in the intestinal tract, and reach the colon mainly intact [27] They are therefore bioavailable to the epithelial cells in the intestinal wall, where procyanidins and other phenolics ... Antiproliferative propertiesof natural extracts D Lizarraga et al the European Union FEDER funds We thank Professor Francesc Oliva (Department of Statistics at the University of Barcelona) for...
... domain of PABPN1 consisting of amino acids 1–125 ofthe wild-type protein (N-WT) Because the aim of this study was to investigate the effect on the fibrillation propertiesofthe most extreme disease-associated ... using the nanoscope analysis software Chemical stability of fibrils The chemical stability of fibrils was tested after the fibrillation process was completed (no further rise of ANS signals) The sample ... [26] The formation of amorphous aggregates was independent ofthe presence or length ofthe poly l-alanine sequence In contrast, no amorphous aggregates were observed with the N-terminal domain of...
... in isolation, they have an elevated tendency to self-associate To further characterize the nature of aggregation of FXR proteins, we have carried out a study of their aggregation properties using ... average diameter of 10 nm (Fig 6D) They also clustered together and were often found to be decorated with the uranyl acetate stain Taken together these results confirm a marked tendency of FXR constructs ... analysed the secondary structure content at different temperatures of FMRP Nt-KH1 (residues 1–280), the longest ofthe FMRP fragments we could obtain in a stable form (Fig 3A) The spectrum of Nt-KH1...
... in the affinity ofthe PLRP2 for micellar substrates, and probably allows the interaction ofthe enzyme with the substrate structure Whether the motion ofthe lid promotes the recognition ofthe ... 79 and resulting in the unmasking ofthe catalytic triad ofthe enzyme induced by the motion ofthe flap The accessibility ofthe active site can be tested using the ability of an organophosphate, ... ofthe PLRP2 subfamily The aim of our study was to investigate the contribution ofthe N-terminal and C-terminal domains to the particular behavior of hoPLRP2 The structural organization of the...
... features of its hysteretic properties Thus, the structures ofthe binary and ternary complexes of hPAH have provided a detailed picture ofthe protein contacts involved in the binding of biopterin cofactor ... and hydrogen bonding network ofthe pterin cofactor in the three structures Superpositions ofthe binary and ternary complexes of hPAH onto the crystal structure ofthe ligand-free dimeric rPAH ... (relative to the catalytic iron) and the hydrogenbonding network ofthe bound H4biopterin Moreover, the substrate induced repositioning ofthe cofactor also accounts for the release of its interaction...
... has s counting Proof This proof is really just a generalization ofthe proof of Theorem It uses, however, the Q subsets in a way that the proof of Theorem does not First, we drop the n subscript ... {at .a~} The number of strings in A is less than or equal to the number of ways of selecting one ofthe u strings Consider the u string to the leftof the boundary which z overlaps Because of wraparound, ... polynomiaUy bigger than the size of a grammar for the language itself The proof of this claim rests on inspection of one ofthe standard proofs, say Hopcroft and Ullman [5] The result is proved...
... of these novel EPR signals to either the cofactor or the P-cluster has proven elusive due to the fact that both of these metal clusters present in the Fe-only nitrogenase are diamagnetic in the ... identical with the control spectrum in the absence of Rc1Mo Furthermore, with the exception ofthe classical S ¼ 3/2 signal ofthe MoFe protein at lower temperatures (< 12 K), no other signal was ... type of nitrogenase cluster [27–31] In view ofthe lack of analogous studies on the cofactor and the P-cluster ofthe MoFe protein from R capsulatus (Rc1Mo), as well as our intention to use the...
... the credibility ofthe ‘scavenger’ hypothesis, we designed the last two parts of this study to simulate the physiological conditions in this tissue We evaluated the functional propertiesofthe ... chemical modifications of OBP as a result of incubation with large excesses of HNE and evaluation of their effects on the binding propertiesofthe protein; (c) determination of OBP functionality ... Evaluation ofthe third hypothesis, the molecular basis of which is described above, is the aim of this study Here, we report the binding properties, chemical modification and chemical resistance of recombinant...
... Analysis ofthepropertiesof this region illuminated a unified mechanism for the formation ofthe peptide bond, the translocation ofthe tRNA molecules and the entrance of nascent proteins into the ... to the inner shell and contacting the lower part ofthe 3¢ termini ofthe tRNA molecules, four ofthe P-site nucleotides are located somewhat deeper in the PTC, compared with their mates at the ... formation, and the shift ofthe acceptor stems ofthe tRNA Sovereign motions of structural features ofthe tRNA, although of a different nature, were suggested previously and are the basis for the hybrid-state...
... used for further amplification Sequence analysis of PCR products from these mutant viruses confirmed the correct insertion ofthe ELDKWA peptide into the gp64 gene To observe the growth of viral mutants ... demonstrating the disruption ofthe epitope of this mouse mAb and the absence of any wild-type gp64 (Fig 3B) Expression of recombinant gp64 in infected insect cells The expression levels of recombinant ... On the Y-axis the mean intensity of fluorescence for infected Sf9 cells, expressed as the median of fluorescence of three independent infections, is shown Error bars correspond to the SD of the...
... orthologs in other organisms They are the two isoforms ofthe ADP ⁄ ATP translocase [14–16], the carnitine ⁄ acylcarnitine [17,18], citrate [13] and mitoferrin carriers [19] In the present study, ... CG6608-RB The significance of these two transcripts, which have arisen from alternative splicing ofthe 5¢-UTR, is not yet known However, the 5¢-UTR of eukaryotic mRNAs can play a role in the posttranscriptional ... does not catalyze the unidirectional transport (uniport) of dATP, but only the exchange reaction The uniport mode of transport was further investigated by measuring the efflux of dATPaS-[35S] from...
... results from the replacement of labile protons by deuterium The features ofthe H ⁄ D exchange ofthe low-pH MG of LA have been already examined [43–46], showing that only the amides in the a-domain ... level ofthe b-subdomain ofthe 123residue chain ofthe protein (Fig 1) We have also characterized the early stages of protein aggregation in order to get insights into the molecular mechanisms of ... (Micromass) with a tolerance of Da The percentage of hydrogen exchange was calculated by the ratio between the observed mass ofthe protein at each time-point and the measured mass ofthe fully deuterated...
... occurrence of slowly exchanging water molecules in the surroundings ofthe paramagnetic ferric haem center [7] In the presence of saturating amounts of ibuprofen and warfarin, the R1p value of hexacoordinated ... allowed the determination of values ofthe apparent dissociation equilibrium constant (Kd) and ofthe Hill coefficient (n ) for haem binding to HSA, in the absence and presence of ibuprofen and ... q FEBS 2001 vicinity ofthe binding site(s), affecting both the structure and the ligand binding propertiesofthe whole HSA molecule [1 –11] The interaction of ligands with HSA occurs...