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... deletion mutant is sufficient to produce and maintain an inducing quantity of acetaldehyde in thepresence of ethylacetate. Induction of the alc system in an alcA-independent manner could be explained ... shown).Catabolism of L-proline and L-arginine does notlead to induction of thealcgenesL-Proline and L-arginine can serve as sole carbon and nitrogen sources for A. nidulans and both are catabolizedviaL-D1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate, ... lactose and urea. Interestingly, theesterase spectrum did not change upon addition of typicalinducers of the alc gene system, i.e.L-threonine and 2-butanone, nor by the supply of the inducing...

... Location of farmers Four provinces- An Giang, Can Tho, Dong Thap and Vinh Long All provinces with emphasis on An Giang and Can Tho Survey respondents Individual Individual and group Focus of ... for diseases in seed, quality of feed and disease sample analysis during growout • Collation and reporting of all BMP monitoring and compliance data • Liaison and coordination with and between ... the industry and highlight the implicit and explicit roles of farmer associations in accessing and sharing information (and therefore likely role in BMP adoption and implementation going forward)....

... detected in sera of patients in stages I and II (panels B and C, respectively),but not those in stages III and IV, and the negative controlwomen.Image analysis of 2-DE gelsWhen the clusters of ... cervical carcinoma [9], adenocervical carcinoma [9] and osteosarcoma [10]. In the case of EOCa, enhancedexpression of α1-antichymotrypsin (ACT), clusterin(CLU), α1-antitrypsin (AAT) and its fragments ... malignancy at the final stage of the cancer, and thus affecting their synthesis in the liver.Depending on severity of the malignancy and liver dam-age in the late stage patients, the levels of...

... 1Department of Internal Medicine, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA and 2DNA Diagnostic and Cytogenetics Laboratories, Department of Pediatrics and Human Development. Michigan State ... competing inter-ests.Authors' contributionsAT: Involved in drafting of the manuscript, contributionsto conception and design, analysis of data;KK: Involved in acquisition of data, conception ... the initial pres-entation of this deletion. Treatment is relatively simple and can bring about profound clinical improvement.Competing interestsThe author(s) declare that they have no competing...

... Crespi M: Non-protein-coding RNAs and their interacting RNA-binding proteins in the plant cell nucleus. MolPlant 2010, 3:729-739.7. Naumova TN: Apomixis in angiosperms. Nucellar and IntegumentaryEmbryony. ... conceived of and provided the initial design of the study. MJ, EE, TNN and KKD provided important suggestions for refining the design. MJ and TNN provided cytological techniques and training, identified ... clustered into the more and most AI and AES formation groups. In contrast, onlyabout 10% of accessions and F2clustered into the more and most groups. The high percentage of RIL in thehigh AES and...

... thefinal draft version of the manuscript. WS and RvH partic-ipated in the design and coordination of the study, and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.Additional ... mono-oxyge-nases and serine-threonine protein kinases. The P450superfamily appears to have expanded dramatically in both species compared to A. thaliana, suggesting an expanded network of secondary ... binding(GO:0003676) and zinc ion binding (GO:0008270). Theoverrepresentation of these terms relative to tomato sug-gests an expansion of transcription factors or other genesfor DNA binding proteins in the...

... number of cymogen gran-ules and a diminished basophilic staining reac-tion. The endocrine islets of the goats in the controlgroup and groups 1 and 2 contained 30%glucagon and 70% insulin producing ... effect of excessive Mo intake and Cu defi-ciency and an imbalance of these 2 metals and sulphur (S) in the feed is a complex nutritionalproblem in ruminants dependent on a number of variables, including ... 1, 2 and 3 compared with thecontrol. In the exocrine parts of pancreas, degeneration,acinar irregularity and loss of basement mem-branes were seen in groups 1 and 3 animals.Similar pancreatic...

... [24], we analyzed the effects of changing three lysine residues in TatA (residues 37, 40 and 41) to glutamine, and in a second mutant we addi-tionally changed K24 to alanine. These mutants,denoted ... B(2001) Membrane interactions and self association of the TatA and TatB components of the twin-argininetranslocation pathway. FEBS Letts 506, 143–148.32 Yohannan S, Yang D, Faham S, Boulting D, Whitel-egge ... cytoplasmicregions of TatA and TatB, and the highly conservedresidues of TatC have also been probed [24–27]. In thisreport we have analyzed the transmembrane regions of TatA and TatB, in an effort to analyze...

... 5¢-syn-anti-anti-3¢ and 5¢-syn-syn-anti-3¢ for onestrand and 5¢-syn-syn-anti-3¢ and 5¢-syn-anti-anti-3¢ forthe other strand of the dimer; glycosidic conformations of guanines around G-tetrads are syn•anti•syn•anti;there ... relative strandorientations, being respectively: (a) anti•anti•anti•antior syn•syn•syn•syn, (b) syn•anti•anti•anti or anti•syn•syn•syn, (c) syn•syn•anti•anti and (d) syn•anti•syn•anti. The ... called an antiparallel-stranded core in the literature) (Fig. 2C); and (d) two strands across one diagonal are oriented in one direction and the two remaining strands acrossthe other diagonal in...