... affect the coordination state of haem iron (see Fig 2), His242 does not appear to be a likely candidate for the axial haem bonding CONCLUSIONS The effect of ibuprofen and warfarin onthe electronic ... [22] The HSA concentration ranged between 3.0 Â 1028 M and 2.0 Â 1026 M , the haem concentration was 1.0 Â 1027 M , andthe ibuprofen and warfarin concentrations were 5.0 Â 1022 M The electronic ... vicinity ofthe binding site(s), affecting both the structure andthe ligand binding propertiesofthe whole HSA molecule [1 –11] The interaction of ligands with HSA occurs mainly in two regions According...
... shows the adsorption isotherm of new PAC, PAC in the aeration tank, and PAC after 1st and 4th incubation The adsorption capacity of PAC decreased with incubation time In other word, the adsorption ... quilibriumC oncentration of 3,5-D P(m l ) C g Figure Adsorption isotherm of 3,5-DCP onto new PAC, PAC in the aeration tank, and PAC in the bacterial cultivations Summary and conclusions The objective of ... the effect of DOM and biofilm onthe adsorption capacity of PAC in the aeration tank of PACT process Materials and methods 2.1 Operation of powdered activated carbon treatment (PACT) system The...
... dene the position, orientation, conformation and hydrogen bonding network ofthe pterin cofactor in the three structures Superpositions ofthe binary and ternary complexes of hPAH onto the crystal ... decrease of phosphorylation rate seen at the concentration x of H4biopterin vo is the rate in the absence of H4biopterin and vmin is the rate at very high concentrations of H4biopterin The observed ... orientation (relative to the catalytic iron) andthe hydrogenbonding network ofthe bound H4biopterin Moreover, the substrate induced repositioning ofthe cofactor also accounts for the release of...
... to one-electron reduction ofthe semireduced to the reduced and EPR silent state ofthe FeMo cofactor [45] DISCUSSION The FeMo cofactor, one ofthe two unique metal clusters present in the MoFe ... kinetics of MoFe protein reduction and hydrogen evolution under conditions of limiting electron flux show that the rates of association withthe Fe-protein and electron transfer are independent ofthe ... preferred the use ofthe rapid and high-yield one-column method (Q-Sepharose) also for the purification ofthe MoFe protein in the present study Determination of nitrogenase activity and protein content...
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... The temperature in the cuvette was monitored during the assay with a T-type thermocouple and was constant within ± 0.1 K over the course ofthe measurement The rate constant onthe ordinate is a ... at the onset of a second catalytic cycle of reduction of CCO by cytochrome c Mitchell and Rich [47] proposed that two protons were taken up on reduction of CCO and that these were taken up concomitantly ... evolution of absorption changes at 442 nm as a function of time Two typical data sets are shown One was collected at 268 K (s) andthe second at 238 K An equation containing the sum of three exponential...
... for the improvement ofthe system performance [29] Page of 12 The temporal behavior ofthe channel capacity can be investigated withthe help ofthe LCR and ADF ofthe channel capacity The LCR of ... can be found withthe help of (4) and by employing the relation pg(z) = (1/gs) pΞ (z/gs) Thereafter, applying the concept of transformation of random variables, the PDF pC(r) ofthe channel capacity ... approximation for the PDF of a sum L ´ l=1 ζl (t) of Nakagami-m processes and applying the concept of transformation of random variables [[40], Equations 7-8], the PDF p Ψ (z) ofthe squared sum of Nakagami-m...
... By considering only thermal population effects in the range of 15–60 K, we have imposed and solved a set of rate equations The solutions gave us the expressions for the intensities I1, I2 and ... shown in the Table We note that by studying the decays at the different emission wavelengths (corresponding to the three transitions) the general nonexponential behavior, along withthe lifetimes, ... about 60 ps and 450 ps, respectively, and from surface states with lifetime of 9–10 ns The contribution of surface states to the PL is considerably reduced after inorganic passivation ofthe CdSe...
... tree distribution in the bottomland plains ofthe south-eastern United States (Gardiner and Hodges,1996), and were consistent withthe observed distribution of Nothofagus solandri and N menziesii ... interaction was detected between waterlogging andthe level of irradiance on most ofthe variables tested mass-to-area (table I) The results from the second experiment essentially the same Only a ... chlorophylls A detailed discussion on this issue lies beyond the aims of our experiment Effects of waterlogging on growth and photosynthetic performance of leaves: comparison among species Waterlogging...
... vegetation andthe atmosphere [17] The relevance of these issues has encouraged the implementation of canopy models for the prediction of radiative fluxes within vegetation canopies, andthe development ... architecture on gap fraction DISCUSSION Results ofthe analyses on leaf spatial distribution demonstrate that the assumptions of canopy homogeneity andof random leaf distribution are not valid in the ... Because the number of pines and birches in the plot was limited, the stand was treated assuming that spruce is the only tree species tecture andThe topographic position and height of each within the...
... the needles infection in ambient air fumigation The fumigation with higher ozone concentrations could be sterilizing The effect ofthe ozone fumigation and fungal infection onthe epicuticular ... wax covering the stomata was more often flat and solid under ozone exposure with concentrations higher than 200 !g The change was observable at the edges ofthe stomata (P= 0.0346) The apparently ... f of were the most infected, l9 /m while only a few infected needles could be observed in the material that was fumigated with higher ozone concentrations The surface structure of infected control...
... Production cycle of Ingeo™ Cargill Dow developed a patented and minimal cost continuous process for the production of PLA polymer The process begins withthe continuous condensation of lactic ... Effect of time of heatsetting onthe linearity of load extension in warp direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) fabric Figure Effect of time of heatsetting onthe linearity of load extension ... Effect of time of heatsetting onthe tensile Extension EM [%] in Weft direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) [PLA] Figure Mean [Ā] of effect of time of heatsetting onthe tensile extension...
... at IC50, the fractions withthe highest mean degree of polymerization and percentage of galloylation (VIIIG and IVG) induced a G2-phase cell cycle arrest, whereas the rest ofthe fractions did ... alterations at the beginning ofthe apoptotic process Chromatin condensation was also seen, and confirmed the induction of apoptosis by fractions VIIIG and IVG (Fig 4A) Finally, DNA fragmentation was ... to the nonsignificant effect ofthe day factor, we reanalyzed with a one-way anova), and finally, a multicomparison between compounds with respect to the control was performed anova with Bonferroni...
... effect onthe fibrillation propertiesofthe most extreme disease-associated extension of seven additional alanines, fibrillation kinetics and fibril propertiesof N-WT were compared with those ofthe ... conformation is presumably very slow under the applied conditions This assumption, andthe fact that seeds lose their activity upon incubation, may be responsible for the only moderate acceleration of ... propensity ofthe N-(+7)Ala variant to adopt the b-cross state Fibrils of N-WT and N-(+7)Ala also differ with respect to the fibril growth rates In the case of N-WT, the conversion to the fibrillar conformation...
... understanding granule formation and could have a link withthe pathogenesis of FXTAS Results FXR proteins present aggregation and amyloidogenic hot-spots To understand the aggregation propertiesof ... potential hot-spots of aggregation ⁄ fibrillation and showed that they all cluster in the protein N-terminus We then studied the aggregation behaviour of various constructs from FMRP, FXR1P and FXR2P using ... degree of amino acid sequence conservation in their amino terminus and central region comprising Tudor and KH domains, whereas the carboxyl terminus has low sequence similarity withthe only common...
... 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 ... that the permutation language P,~ really 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 ... distinct parts: one tuple given by the conclusion ofthe Pigeonhole Principle, involving the Pigeonhole Principle, and another involving and let A be R(e) The size of is correct, and since an argument...
... high content of oxygen groups, compared withthe other materials The oxidation treatments affected the different propertiesofthe carbon materials andthe effects depended onthe severity ofthe ... cells The use of these non-conventional carbon materials as support allowed studying the influence of support propertiesonthe physicochemical propertiesof catalysts Thus, the main conclusions ... area andthe pore volume ofthe carbon materials, which depended onthe oxidation conditions [22,23,25] More severe oxidation conditions resulted in a more significant decrease ofthe textural properties...
... eV) The observation ofthe band-edge emissions at 380 nm (3.26 eV) are attributed to the first and second longitudinal optical (LO) phonon replica This is consistent withthe LO-phonon energy of ... that the PL intensity ofthe near-band-edge decrease andthe PL intensity ofthe deep level emission increase after the He+ ion irradiation The decrease in the UV emission is due to degradation ... position ofthe Oi level is located approximately at 2.28 eV below the conduction band andthe Zni level is theoretically located at 0.22 eV below the conduction band Therefore the transition energy...
... eV) The observation ofthe band-edge emissions at 380 nm (3.26 eV) are attributed to the first and second longitudinal optical (LO) phonon replica This is consistent withthe LO-phonon energy of ... that the PL intensity ofthe near-band-edge decrease andthe PL intensity ofthe deep level emission increase after the He+ ion irradiation The decrease in the UV emission is due to degradation ... position ofthe Oi level is located approximately at 2.28 eV below the conduction band andthe Zni level is theoretically located at 0.22 eV below the conduction band Therefore the transition energy...