... such as physical symptoms,
Bland and Altman plots for Physical Functioning (2a), Social Functioning (2b), Motor Dysfunction (2c) and Seizures (2d)Figure 2
Bland and Altman plots for Physical ... ratings of patients and their significant others on
QOL assessed with the EORTC QLQ-C30 and QLQ-BN20.
Thus, we addressed the following questions:
1.) To what degree do self- and proxy-ra...
... China
Authors’ contributions
JX and CX designed the experiment. QZ and CC carried out the experiment
and drafted the manuscript. MW and JC participated in some of the
characterizations and performed the data ... [37,39]. Besides these three
bands, one weak shoulder band emerged at 960 cm
-1
that was usually attributed to the Si-OH stretching
vibration . The absorption bands at 3,440...
... polystyrene matrix and their
further growth is inhibited. On the other hand, WAC
composites contain two distinct phases of Nickel and
Nickel oxide. Comparison of the structural and magnetic
properties ... strongly acidic cation exchange resin and weakly
acidic cation exchange resins. Since both the strong and
weak resins are characterized by their channels and pores,
respectiv...
... dyed with
Coomassie blue G250, and the four bands corresponding to
subunits of porcine complex II were cut out and N-terminal
sequenced by the Edman degradation method and amino acid
analyzer in ... acids), and two membrane-
anchor proteins (CybL, 15 kDa, 140 amino acids, and
CybS, 11 kDa, 103 amino acids) with a total of six
transmembrane helices. Here we provide a detailed
report...
... reduced and
the cysteine residues alkylated in order to verify their
identification. Although there are standard procedures for
reduction and alkylation, their application to conopeptide
analysis and ... to expand the diversity and utility of
the pool of available a-conotoxins. Their identification
andcharacterizationdependonasuiteoftechniques
with increasing emphasis on mass spec...
... K
m
and
V
max
values for different substrates were obtained from the
Hanes–Woolf equation.
Extraction of RNA and first strand cDNA preparation
All DNA and RNA manipulations were carried out by
standard ... arrow and the open arrow
indicate the band of ST94 and that of ST94t, respectively. (A) Native-PAGE. Samples were run on 10–15% gradient gel with the same marker
proteins as in Fig...
... Glu120, Glu121 (NEED motif)
and Glu212, the catalytic Cys167, and the positively
charged Arg125, Arg176 and Arg207 (Figs S1B and
S4). The phosphorylation sites Tyr155 and Tyr210 are
also conserved ... and evolved to its current nonfunctional forms.
The orthologs of SalA (BAS0147 and BAS3357, show-
ing similarities of 85% and 65%, respectively), MinD
(BAS4346, showing a similar...
... four main
bands with molecular masses of approximately 63, 59, 28
and 22 kDa (proteins 1, 2, 3 and 4, respectively) (Fig. 2).
The molecular masses of three of these bands (proteins 1, 3
and 4) were ... encoded by the pduCDE genes (60.1, 24.7 and
19.1 kDa for the a, b, c subunit, respectively). All bands
were excised from the gel, digested by trypsin, and their
identities were asce...
... )30 to
+20 mV. Recombinant PBTx3 (500 n
M
) blocked the
Kv1.2 and Kv1.3 peak currents by 54% and 53% at
)30 mV (n ¼ 3), and by 53% and 54% (n ¼ 3) at
20 mV . In the presence of 70 l
M
rPBTx3, ... time constants s
on
and s
off
for
blockade and recovery, current t races were repeated every
2 s before, during and after rPBTx3 application. The time-
courses of blockade and recovery...
... tumors, and from vaccinated mice
that did not develop tumors. These two RNA pools were
analyzed for T-cell and B-cell activation (SA Biosciences,
cat. # PAMM-053), and for T-cell anergy and immune ... discoveries of histocompatibility antigens in
humans and mice are a good example of how studies in
animal models and humans may go hand in hand [2]. In
fact, animal studies continue...