... descriptions for the novice
tend to include more detail about functional
reformation than descriptions for the expert. We have
shown how formalization of the strategies allows for
the development ...
goal
is to characterize some of the strategies
employed to describe complex physical objects and see
whether these strategles are different for naive and
experts users...
... questions and the navigation instructions and
therefore is the one that is forcing both the inter-
view and the navigation task through.
4.3 Workload level
The in-vehicle environment is forcing ... means that the most common rea-
son for the speaker to interrupt is to ask for or give
information that is crucial for the driving task (as
opposed for the other and traffic domains,...
... mentioning as they should form a rather rigid
and hydrophilic peptide. The abundance of Ser and
Thr residues in linkers from animals also provides
numerous potential targets for O-linked glycosylation.
By ... chain.
Modeling and molecular dynamics simulations
In order to address the possible conformations and
motions of the linkers, model building and molecular
dynamics simulation...
... experimental
condition were built and then compared; spots were quanti-
fied on the basis of their relative volume (spot volume nor-
malized to the sum of the volumes of all the representative
spots) and those that ... putative
kinase 1 mutations. Mitochondrial and proteasome
dysfunction and oxidative stress could account for the
selective degeneration of dopaminergic SNpc neurons
a...
... high sensitivity and
accuracy, the lectin microarray system is the best tool
for a ‘cell profiler’, and it is expected to be applicable
for selection of cancer-specific lectins and for quality
control ... in serum,
and are primary candidates for further validation. Glycoproteins
found in the pale gray area are secondary candidates that are
thought to be less abundant in serum a...
... progression and tumour angio-
genesis. Nat Rev Cancer 8, 632–645.
47 Klagsbrun M & Eichmann A (2005) A role for axon
guidance receptors and ligands in blood vessel develop-
ment and tumor angiogenesis. ... diffusion of oxygen and nutri-
ents is no longer adequate for survival [14] and a hyp-
oxic gradient forms inside the body to signal for the
formation of new vessels. In...
... cells and astrocytes, and
the tight junctions of vascular endothelial cells (ECs)
in the BBB are well organized with claudins and ZO-
proteins through a decrease in angiogenesis signaling
and an ... in both embryogenesis and adulthood, and
functions by binding with two tyrosine kinase recep-
tors, VEGFR-1 (Flt-1) and VEGFR-2 (KDR ⁄ Flk-1),
Fig. 1. The VEGF–VEGFR system and the...
... angiogenesis and neurogenesis responses
in the delayed stroke phase. VEGF can trigger remod-
eling responses in both endothelial cells and neurons
(see Fagan et al. [57] and Hansen et al. [58] for full
and ... substrates required for
later angiogenesis and brain recovery (Fig. 3). Because
similar signals and substrates are involved, one will
have to be very careful in terms of...
... as a risk factor for PD [13,14] and for Lewy
body disorders [15].
Neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation-1
(NBIA-1), formerly known as Hallervorden–Spatz
disease is a form of neurodegeneration ... appear normal for 1 or
2 years with symptoms appearing between 2 and
4 years. They gradually develop neurologic abnormali-
ties which are initially manifested by ataxia, grand mal...
... of
Vrp1p and Las17p in yeast and WIP and WASP-fam-
ily proteins in mammalian cells are direct and result
in constitutive and apparently stable complexes
[28,29,31,32]. In yeast, Vrp1p and Las17p ... yeast lysates
and directly binds purified yeast and rabbit skeletal
muscle G-actin in vitro (Fig. 4B–D and data not
shown). Mutations of K485 and R486 abolish both
two-hybrid in...