... protocol can also be improved The evaluation of the persistence of novel proteins in whole, prepared food exposed to SGF [83] may provide better estimates of in vivo persistence of food proteins ... food proteins will be of critical importance for accurately predicting the allergenicity of novel food proteins [87] SGF assays should be employed fo...
... and developing functional food thereof 1.2 Objectives The overall objective of this research is to study the effects of fungal stress on plant seeds and further study the stressed seeds for novel ... the changes of nutritional profiles of the fungal stressed bean seeds are also evaluated Based on the investigations, the fungal stressed bea...
... FEBS 2003 Novel modifications of antisense- oligonucleotides (Eur J Biochem 270) 1629 Fig Comparison of different antisense strategies While most of the conventional drugs bind to proteins, antisense ... Ó FEBS 2003 Novel modifications of antisense- oligonucleotides (Eur J Biochem 270) 1643 66 Becker, D.L., Lin, J.S & Green, C.R (1999) Pluronic gel as a means of antisense delivery I...
... standard of a food is based on the processing and handling of the food, as well as on the conditions of the raw materials A food item prepared with water contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms ... standard of a food is based on the processing and handling of the food, as well as on the conditions of the raw materials A food item prepared from wat...
... the lack of a satiety signalling, whereas no change in food intake was detected in the B [a] P-treated animals In addition, the absolute values of leptin in control and B [a] P-treated animals were ... Results are shown as the average weight gain every days ± SEM rine-induced lipolysis Chronic (15 day) B [a] P exposure caused a significant weight gain and increa...
... fermentation and also the effects of sunlight and exposure to air are recorded in Table I The effect of the frequent mixing of the mash on the progress of fermentation, measured by the fall of ... further acidification and the production of the characteristic aroma of gari Hydrogen cyanide is liberated during fermentation through the spontaneous hydr...
... z1 , z2 , , z M /2 ] (25 ) The joint Gaussian distribution of z BPSM conditioned on smn,BPSM is expressed as: p(z BPSM | smn,BPSM) = 2 2 − M /2 e ( z m − Eb,BPSM )2 2 2 M ∏e z2 − 2 i2 (26 ) i ... Systems ET Docket 98-153, FCC 02- 48; Released: April 22 , 20 02 30 Novel Applications of the UWB Technologies Fisher, R.; et al (20 05) DS -UWB Physical Layer Submission t...
... Novel Applications of the UWB Technologies Name of the Book 20 where F {.} denotes the FT and E {.} denotes the expectation operator Therefore, the PSD can be expressed as Padgett et al (20 03) ... accommodation to the large input ABB voltages According to the sampling rate of a common UWB DAC, the LPF should have an attenuation of about 45 dB from 264/ 132 M...
... information on each single block of the receiver 82 Novel Applications of the UWB Technologies Therefore, the complete development of the DC/PMU must be faced at the end of the design but it shall not ... defined, which is similar to the definition of continuous correlation function of DS (Suehiro, 1992) 1 04 Novel Applications of the UWB Techno...
... Applications of the UWB Technologies 15 10 -100 -50 (a) shift 50 100 shift 50 100 1 .5 0 .5 -100 -50 (b) Fig The distribution of correlation function values of QCC sequences, where N 21 (a) ACF of ... transmitter 1, the demodulation output of the kth bit is (24) 118 Novel Applications of the UWB Technologies Tk(1) k N s N Tc ( k 1)N s...
... Pw/Tp 100 This means if the duration of pulse increases, the duty cycle decreases and vice versa 166 Novel Applications of the UWB Technologies 4.2 Transmitter The first step is to design ... than 28 Gbps The transmit masks of HRP and LRP are shown in Figs and 6, respectively Fig The HRP transmit mask (Wirelesshd 2010) 154 Novel Applications of the UWB...