... interpreted in terms of < /b> ligand-
induced ATPase activation and < /b> concomitant transitions
between substrate-binding and < /b> substrate-releasing conform-
ational states. The consecutive steps of < /b> the catalytic ... be
explained by the step of < /b> ATP binding itself [35]. This
conclusion was further confirmed by the following obser-
vations. Mutation restricted to the N-terminal Walker B
motif abolished ATP binding ... effect on Pgp function (compare Figs 2 and < /b> 3).
Fig. 1. Effect of < /b> ATP depletion < /b> on UIC2-MM12.10 mAb competition in
NIH 3T3 MDR1 cells. Cellular ATP production was inhibited by
30 min pretreatment of...
... assess the
influence of < /b> the variables of < /b> water and < /b> vacuum on the boiled
noodle condition.
ABNY increased < /b> with increased < /b> water addition and < /b> boiling time,
but decreased with increased < /b> vacuum. Noodles ...
increase in b* values (Table III).
Variables of < /b> water addition and < /b> vacuum mixing change dough
density by eliminating air and < /b> by adding water, or by increasing
cohesion between protein and < /b> starch. ... Japanese udon, the appearance of < /b> raw
noodles is usually judged by laboratory assessments of < /b> sheet color
and < /b> color stability and < /b> often supported by measurements of < /b> Com-
mission International de...
... situations categorized in terms of < /b> duration
and < /b> type of < /b> inundation. We proposed 4 levels based on duration of < /b> inundation (short-
term, long-term, persistent and < /b> non-inundation) and < /b> 5 types of < /b> inundation ...
using hanging latrine and < /b> not washing hands before eating, and < /b> after defecation. In conclusion,
water logging conditions and < /b> socio-economic statuses may strongly contribute to diarrhoea
incidence ...
treatment (Sobsey 2002; Sobsey et al. 2003). In addition, water used for washing hands
might have been contaminated, probably by secondary contamination due to storage, as
some of < /b> the storage...
... member of < /b> the Myc ⁄ Mad ⁄ Max network
by virtue of < /b> its having a basic helix-loop-helix leucine
zipper (bHLH⁄ LZ) region similar to that of < /b> Myc and < /b>
of < /b> its interaction with the obligate Myc DNA binding
partner, ... expression vector was
obtained by amplifying GAPDH cDNA by RT-PCR on
RNA from HeLa cells, followed by subcloning in an
HA-tag containing expression vector. The Tet responsive
Mxi1-SRb and < /b> -SRa ... expression constructs were generated
by cloning the FLAG–Mxi1 fusion protein behind a tet
responsive promoter. Further details of < /b> plasmids construc-
tions are available upon request.
REF assay and...
... corresponding numbers are 1.66 bps and < /b> −0.01 bps; for cooperatives, they
are 0.78 bps and < /b> −0.87 bps; for foreign banks, they are 0.69 bps and < /b> −0.18 bps; for
Landesbanks, they are 1.48 bps and < /b> 0.53 bps, ... all banks, bidders and < /b> nonbidders alike. The
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Table 7
Heckman sample selection panel regressions of < /b> pricing and < /b> bidding variables on market conditions ... statistics on bidding and < /b> performance variables for six types o
f banks as classified by the Deutsche Bundesbank: private
banks, savings banks, cooperatives, branches of < /b> foreign banks, Landesbanks,
and...
... amounts of < /b> Cd in the stems is the
opposing and < /b> very consistent relationship between
stem biomass production and < /b> stem Cd concentration
(Fig. 3a and < /b> b) . The eects of < /b> nutrient levels N1 and
< /b> Biomass and < /b> ... season. Leaf N
concentration was highest for clone 78183 during the
second growing season, while leaf concentration of < /b> P
did not dier between clones. Soil Cd concentration
did not have any pronounced ... the subsoil.
Clone 81090 had higher stem Cd concentrations
compared to clone 78183. The reason might be clone
speciÿc or a consequence of < /b> the higher stem biomass
production of < /b> clone 78183. As...
... that moves on binding of < /b> sub-
strate and < /b> divalent cation. This loop contains histidine
159, which is essential for catalysis. Nearby residues
that contribute to the stabilization of < /b> one of < /b> the transi-
tion ... surrounded by residues from both mono-
mers, and < /b> the backbone amide at position 56 of < /b> one
subunit is hydrogen bonded to the side chain of < /b> gluta-
mate 188 of < /b> the other subunit. Therefore, it is not ... active site on binding of
< /b> substrate and < /b> divalent cation. We have observed differ-
ences, at positions 56 and < /b> 49, between the dimeric and
< /b> monomeric forms of < /b> enolase. The loss of < /b> activity
observed...
... Therefore,
it
must be noted that
the condition for a fatigue limit based on the condition of < /b> non-propagation
of < /b>
a crack is
satisfied only within a narrow band
of < /b>
stress level. In other words, ... the inclusion and < /b> for the matrix. There have been many studies on stress
concentrations, and < /b> solutions for various notches under various boundary conditions
have been collected in handbooks
[4-71. ... edition
2002
Library of < /b> Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
A
catalog record from the Library of < /b> Congress has been applied for.
British Library Cataloguing
in
Publication Data
A catalogue...
... Direction and < /b>
Mode
of < /b>
Loading
6.1.5 Inclusion Problem Factors
Similarity of < /b> Effects < /b> of < /b> Nonmetallic Inclusions and < /b> Small Defects and < /b> a
Unifying Interpretation
Quantitative Evaluation of < /b> ... the inclusion and < /b> for the matrix. There have been many studies on stress
concentrations, and < /b> solutions for various notches under various boundary conditions
have been collected in handbooks
[4-71. ... edition
2002
Library of < /b> Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
A
catalog record from the Library of < /b> Congress has been applied for.
British Library Cataloguing
in
Publication Data
A catalogue...
... interactions,
a salt bridge and < /b> a number of < /b> hydrogen bonds contrib-
ute to stabilization of < /b> the heterodimeric association.
Weakening of < /b> these polar interactions, substantiated
by the increased < /b> ... PSP-II:
location of < /b> posttranslational modifications, heterodimer
formation with PSP-I glycoforms and < /b> effect of < /b> dimeriza-
tion on the ligand-binding capabilities of < /b> the subunits.
FEBS Lett 365, ... concentration. Gel filtration behaviour (A) and < /b> analy-
sis by RP-HPLC (B) of < /b> the composition of < /b> the fractions derived
from the gel filtration column. (A) A 6 lgÆmL
)1
solution of
< /b> 125
I-labelled PSP-I...
... rate
has been the increase in debt funding costs, with a
modest contribution of < /b> about 10 basis points from
the cost of < /b> equity funding.
Business lending
There can be considerable variation in interest ... loans, has been about 120 basis
points relative to the cash rate. Only a small part of < /b>
6 The expected loss information reported by the major banks is based
on the probability that borrowers ... borne by shareholders (who
only have a residual claim on the income and < /b> assets of < /b> the bank).
crisis. Given spreads on RMBS are similar for the
different types of < /b> banks (and < /b> also for non-banks),...
... aggregation of < /b> Ab triggering neuronal
apoptotic cell death [24], lipid peroxidation via H
2
O
2
produced by Cu
2+
reduction by Ab [22,25], and < /b> even
the formation of < /b> calcium-permeable membrane ion
channels ... equilibration for 15 h. Other conditions
were as in Fig. 1. (B) Plot of < /b> the spectral
shifts associated with binding of < /b> the peptide
to the bilayer as a function of < /b> added Ab con-
centration. The binding ... conditions were as in Fig. 1. (A) and < /b> (B) p-Polarized PWR spectra obtained for the bilayer
in the presence of < /b> 1 m
M Zn ions, as a function of < /b> time, after the addition of < /b> A b (5 lM bulk concentration...
... primary
fibroblasts. In only one cell type, the A20 B cells, was there a closer corre-
lation between the PtdIns3K inhibition by both inhibitors, and < /b> their corres-
ponding effects < /b> on Erk phosphorylation. ... noticeable inhibition of
< /b> PKB phosphorylation, whereas ERK phosphorylation
was unaffected. There was some inhibition of < /b> ERK
phosphorylation in BJAB cells in response to higher
concentrations of < /b> LY294002. ... phosphoryla-
tion of < /b> raf by PKB, which can contribute to an inhibi-
tion of < /b> raf and < /b> thus inhibition of < /b> Erk activation
[24,25]. Intriguingly, these studies have shown that this
inhibition is observed...
... environment and < /b> given national government control
of < /b> inflation and < /b> monetary policy, competition and < /b> concentration determine bank behavior
and < /b> the countenance of < /b> appropriate risk levels. Bank concentration ... environment and < /b> given national government control
of < /b> inflation and < /b> monetary policy, competition and < /b> concentration determine bank behavior
and < /b> the countenance of < /b> appropriate risk levels. Bank concentration ... competition 56
Cost and < /b> economies of < /b> scale 56
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internet-only banks and < /b> thrifts have struggled for profitability, and < /b> a substantial
percentage of < /b> the firms that tried this business model abandoned...
... questions
became how much depletion,< /b> how fast, and < /b> what could be done to stop
and < /b> reverse the depletion;< /b> the debates surrounding the ozone-< /b> CFC con-
nection evaporated.
The political response to ozone < /b> ... the partic-
ipation of < /b> Northern states. Early responses to ozone < /b> depletion < /b> came from
only a handful of < /b> states.
Spurred on by the ozone < /b> depletion < /b> theory, the United Nations Envi-
ronment Program’s ... independently.
The theory and < /b> methods combine to tell a story of < /b> the emergence
and < /b> evolution of < /b> participation norms and < /b> the cooperation and < /b> contesta-
tion that ensued in the ozone < /b> depletion < /b> and < /b> climate change...