... alongside the pot wall, for chemical analyses.
The ramification of the branches was also taken into
account; the lengths of all the main branches rising
from the soil, as well as the lengths of all of ... field conditions, some of the conclusions of
the two-factor pot experiment. The production of both
knotweed biomass and stilbenes was comparable in the...
... rate
the frequency of their use of a variety of information
sources, the frequency of their research use and the factors
thought to influence their research use [17], and found
the importance of ... Events' pub-
lished by the Alberta Medical Association," and "were you
aware of the existence of the HHK." Both of these ques-
tions had the...
... indepen-
dently extracted the characteristics of the collaboratives
and the theoretical conce pts influencing success from
these papers. Then they catego rized the item s using the
following definition ... understanding of the factors that deter-
mine their success.
Although a few studies have explored the presence of
conditions for successful implementation of colla...
... and
approves of the final manuscript. SC contributed to the data analysis and
interpretation, critically revising the manuscript, and approves of the final
manuscript. FT contributed to the acquisition of ... association with reduced
likelihood of genetic consent. Each dot and line represents the point estimate of the effect of that variable in the model, while th...
... scheme suggested by Duggleby [13,14]
in which E ¢ indicates the inactive form of the enzyme, and
J
1
, J
2
and J
3
are the rate constants for inactivation of the
respective forms of the enzyme. In ... N is the total number of measurement points) is presented by the numbers in boxes.
Fig. 3. Comparison of three models for the catalytic action of plas-
min in th...
... (mL)/mass of sample (g)
and the level of deacetylation was calculated by comparison
between the number of free amino groups (per unit weight
of the sample) and the equivalent weight of GlcN [23].
Circular ... required
for the protonation of the amine groups of samples. The
number of equivalents of acid groups was calculated using
the formula: [NH
3
+
](mequ...
... T)11
and T+2. Therefore, the measured contribution of these
forms to the integrated intensity of these two bases was
used in the calculation of the contribution of individual
bases to the integrated ... Mg
2+
effect on the kinetics of nucleotide oxidation does not
affect the intrinsic rate of the reaction and is due solely
to the screening of the negative cha...
... identical
cell for the experiments in Fig. 5. Cells were selected under
phase-contrast illumination, and each was brought to the
center of the field of the microfluorometer. First, the intensity
of DAPI fluorescence ... activity. These results
are consistent with the notion that CDK1 ⁄ cyclin B is
required for the phosphorylation of mouse MCM4 at
these sites. Because change...
... between the carbonyl carbon and the CH
2
protons of the glycine moiety, thus confirming the identi-
fication of glycine.
NMR provided evidence for the exact location of the
glycine moiety on the HepII ... residue was linked to the 4-position of
HepII one might expect the CH
2
protons of the glycine
molecule to be split by the plane of symmetry from the
carb...
... increase the flux by manipulating the activity of
demand. The impossibility of increasing the flux by changing the activity of
a single module is due to an abrupt decrease of the control of the modules
when ... the sensitivity of the rate of the
supply module to changes in the concentration of its
product and the sensitivity of the rate of the...