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i. introducing linsuistic coDstraints to guide the
choice of alternatives;
ii. manipulating the left context in some cases in
which backtracking can be intuitively charged on
inadequacies ... follows the syubol it is to be bound
to.
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receptor for the guanylin/uroguanylin family of peptides.
GC-C is predominantly expressed in intestinal ... causes
of transitory diarrhea in the developing world. Toxin bind-
ing to its receptor, guanylyl cyclase C (GC-C), results in
receptor activation and the production of h...
... the initial sorting by md5 digest are linear in
the number of PT entries or in the number of tokens
to look up. The process results however in increased
storage and bandwidth requirements, since ... means
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a function of the number of lines in the original PT.
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... their ability to function in vivo
[24]. However, the conservation of the site ligands,
together with their importance for the properties of the
protein in vitro, in heme binding and in oligomeriza-
tion, ... affects the second heme
site, resulting in a loss of low-spin binding and an
increase in high-spin heme (Fig. 1C, D).
Taken together, the UV-visible and EPR da...
... noted in the anaplastic carcinoma cell
line (Fig. 2C, lane 3), and the levels of the complexes
appeared to remain equivalently high in the small cell
lung cancer cell line (Fig. 2C, lane 4), the ... further analysis.
Binding of endogenous Sp1 from lung cancer
cell lines to the p73 P1 promoter
In order to validate the ability of endogenous Sp1 to
bind to the p73...
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(A) and an old transgenic animal displaying excessive
wrinkling of the skin that gives a ÔrhinomouseÕ appearance
to the animal (B). The lower panels in Fig. 2 depict the
histology of normal skin ... protocol. A plausible explanation for the
failure to inhibit tumorigenesis is the competition of the
mutant ODC for the binding of the antizyme and releasing
t...
... recruited to serve
the organelle during its origin. Indeed, it is very unlikely that
the above 160 proteins were initially contributed by the
mitochondrial ancestor and, hence, adapted to function in
mitochondria, ... eubacterium, and the shift in the
appearance time of bacterial genes to the present day was
merely due to involvement in the analysis of mitochondria...
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values which the attribute may take. The ... attempting to answer Q8, the system finds
that the question pertains to the relation COURSE-
REGISTRATIONS. However, it fails to obtain any
interesting descrip...
... Further-
more, attachment of HK-2 to the VDAC is thought to
be anti-apoptotic by hindering the transport of the
pro-apoptotic protein BAX to the outer mitochondrial
membrane. This prevents the ... thus
diminishes the provision of local ATP in the vicinity of
the cytoskeleton [71]. The expression of PFK in tumor
cells can be enhanced by Ras and src [72].
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