... Supping with the Devil: RepublicanPartisanUseofCriminalLibelAgainstFederalistCriticsintheConnecticutFederalCourtsUnderFederalCriminalCommonLawThe Constitutional Issue: Did the ... Jefferson and CriminalLibel 184 Partisan Prosecutions for CriminalLibelinthe State Courts: Federalists Against Republicans, Republicans Against Federalists, and Republicans Against Dissident Republicans ... prosecutions of Federalists to continue These were six indictments inConnecticutof Federalists underthefederalcriminalcommonlawThe cases were instituted by theRepublican District Attorney at the...
... from the other members ofthe audit team In some SAIs, the drafting process is supervised by an official who is superior inthe hierarchy to the principal auditor 2.5.7 In drafting the report, the ... direction of staff to whom work is delegated involves informing them of their responsibilities and the objectives of procedures they are to perform It also involves informing them of matters such as the ... the Liaison Officers Meeting on 4-5 October In conclusion, the Contact Committee of Heads ofthe Supreme Audit Institutions ofthe Member States ofthe European Union and the European Court of...
... associated incommon to a part ofthe structure ofthe categories as in Fig.l, and then find appropriate translation equivalents in detail at the lower level categories (2) To each verb found inthe ... process ofthe association, consults ordinary dictionary of translation equivalents and word usage of verbs and obtain the set of all the translation euqivalents for the verb (3) Then find nouns ... as the most closely related verb in this ease It can generally be said that the more the noun's relation to human becomes closer and the more the level of abstract ofthe noun becomes lower the...
... ofthe UV-absorbing peak indicated it was composed mainly of nucleic acid Inthe profile ofthe NaOH-extracted polymer (B), the elution volume (80 ml) of saccharide corresponded to that ofthe ... Ag-protein stain, the components varied greatly by polymer Several bands demonstrated the same mobility in both stains, suggesting that these bands were complexes of protein and saccharide These included ... included the band corresponding to a molecular weight of 103,000 inthe steaming-extracted polymer (1), the band corresponding to 38,000 inthe NaOH-extracted polymer (2), the band corresponding to...
... paper with the number indicating the trends of falling, increasing… .The students might be successful in writing this kind of exercise because there were a large number of students repeated these expressions ... questions and scaling Other sources of data come from writing tasks from the textbooks The analysis ofthe data hopefully will bring about reliable findings useful for the teaching of writing to non ... in taking part in this stage STEP 2: FINDING CAUSES OFTHE PROBLEM II.1.4 Consulting with colleagues In order to get more professional advice, suggestions and ideas about the problem of finding...
... produced (Fig 1D, lane 2) Inthe presence of lactacystin, a significant increase inthe amount of tBid–GFP present inthe extract, both in control conditions and inthe presence of FLAG–Itch, was observed ... protein ofthe Bcl-2 family that is crucial for death receptor-mediated apoptosis in many cell systems [16,17] The BH3 domain-only proteins are a subfamily ofthe Bcl-2 family involved inthe initiation ... were present inthe extracts, showing that the truncated active form of Bid can indeed bind to Itch (Fig 1A), whereas the full-length protein is prevented to so To determine if the interaction...
... domain binds to pYi on the C-terminal tail, and the Src homology (SH3) domain binds to the linker between the SH2 and kinase domains at the back ofthe small lobe, preventing the formation of ... behavior by presenting the pulse of Src activity inthe plane ofthe inactive and active fractions, si and s1 If the duration ofthe stimulus exceeds the critical value, the trajectory inthe (si, s1) ... activating and inhibitory stimuli and more moderate changes inthe amplitude ofthe oscillations An increase inthe activating signal or decrease inthe inhibitory signal decreases the period of...
... effect on the chaperone activity of aB-crystallin againstthe DTT-induced aggregation and precipitation of insulin B C Fig aB-crystallin protects againstthe DTT-induced aggregation of insulin, and ... aB-crystallin againstthe DTT-induced precipitation of insulin [27,28] These studies also showed that 100 mm Arg-HCl increases the chaperone activity of a-crystallin againstthe thermally induced ... aggregation of some proteins by acting on the unfolded state ofthe protein and increasing the reversibility of unfolding [37] Arginine had no effect on the stability ofthe protein’s native...
... through the exchange between subunits of either their N-terminal, or their C-terminal ends [33–35] We found that the behavior with the model membrane ofthe dimer in which the C-terminal ends ... Nter are the C-terminal and N-terminal structural regions, respectively, ofthe two A and B monomers ofthe dimeric RNase The black circle between the monomers indicates the mass center ofthe dimer ... M, GR and GM are the grid energies ofthe complex, ofthe RNase alone and ofthe membrane alone, respectively The following delphi parameters were used for the calculations ofthe grid energy...
... 50% inhibition of Pr3 by the oxidized inhibitors While the above data are in overall agreement with the results obtained using synthetic substrates, they also indicate that elastin hinders the inhibition ... of insoluble extracellular matrix proteins, such as elastin, collagen, fibronectin and laminin? We have shown that the main effect of inhibitor oxidation is an increase inthe rate of enzyme–inhibitor ... inhibitor, regardless ofthe enzyme, the inhibitor and the state of oxidation ofthe latter, indicating that elastin does not simply act as a competing substrate but also hinders the inhibition process,...
... C1 ofthe hexanucleotide is at the bottom left and the target adenine is at the top of each model The sidechains of RTA are shown in blue (A) Model has the tetraloop bound inthe active site of ... modification of arginyl residues 196, 213, 234 and 235 [9] Of theses residues, only Arg213 is inthe vicinity ofthe active site of RTA In order to establish the role of arginyl residues around the active ... 37 °C Protein synthesis was measured by incubating the plates for 90 at 37 °C inthe presence of lCi of (35S)methionine in 50 lL of NaCl/Pi per well Proteins were precipitated by washing three...
... the N-domain (overview) (A) Docking of pNPP to the ATP binding site ofthe model containing N- and P-domains [20] The amino acids interacting with the adenine ring of ATP may also interact weekly ... truncation ofthe P-domains N-terminal part, caused a drop ofthe phosphatase activity (Fig 4) The latter nding points to a stabilizing effect ofthe N-terminal sequence in forming the pNPP site inthe ... around N398 at the rear site ofthe N-domain (pNPP site) ofthe same model (C) Docking of pNPP to the ATP binding site ofthe model containing the N-domain only, modeled according to Hakanssons...
... cyclized between N1 of inosine and C2 ofthe northern ribose [60] In addition, 8-Br-N1-cIDPR induced Ca2+ signalling in 4594 intact T-cells [61,62] This finding was surprising since 8-Br-N1-cADPR ... nucleobase and the diphospho-bridge, but on the other hand likely are involved in polar interactions with the cADPR receptor protein Certainly, the natural linkers, the northern and southern ribose ... molecule either the polar interactions with its interacting protein were fully replaced by the amino group or that no or only minor ligand protein interactions took place Astonishingly, another modification...
... reconstituted inthe presence of growing broblasts into the parent dimeric protein, which is internalized as a native-like dimeric RNase They also indicate for the rst time that when BS-RNase is internalized ... be tested as such for inhibition by CRI, because the strongly reducing conditions ofthe assay produce the cleavage of their mixed disuldes This in turn generates, from either MSSAE or MSSG, M(SH)2 ... cysteine residues originally involved inthe intersubunit disulde bonding of BS-RNase, are irreversibly blocked through S-alkylation Inthe active MSSAE and MSSG monomers, instead, the two Cys residues...
... suppression of respiration during hypoxia Inthe absence of differential regulation of a specific nuclear gene coding for the subunits of CytOX, changes inthe microenvironment ofthe cell may induce ... the effects of hypoxia on the steady state levels of nuclear genome encoded CytOX IV and Vb mRNAs There was no change inthe levels of these mRNAs in macrophages at h of hypoxia, the time point ... assayed in membrane fragments (SMP) by the method of Smith [20], wherein the rate of oxidation of ferrocytochrome c was measured by following the decrease in absorbency of its a band at 550 nm The...
... 1) The binding ofthe ®rst CN± ligand to the iron was thus more easy inthe hydrophobic binding pocket ofthe antibody than the binding ofthe second one, most probably because ofthe steric hindrance ... moiety was inside the antibody pocket with three pyrrole rings packed tightly against residues ofthe VH domain and two pyrrole rings packed against tyrosine residues ofthe VL domain Binding of imidazoles ... the iron of free Fe(ToCPP) In addition, thein uence ofthe nature ofthe substituent was different in both cases Inthe case of Fe(ToCPP), it did not cause any steric hindrance for the binding...
... inserted into the KpnI/SacI site of Fig Structures ofthe 5¢-flanking region of mouse a3 integrin gene The map (upper line) shows the organization of exons 1–3 and the 5¢-flanking region with the positions ... factors including Ets, GATA, and MyoD/E-box binding factors The introduction of mutation into one ofthe putative Etsbinding sequences suppressed the promoter activity In addition, the specific binding ... assay (EMSA) using the Ets consensus site at )133 As the involvement ofthe Ets consensus binding site at )133 inthe promoter activity ofthe mouse a3 integrin gene was suggested by the luciferase...
... with the amino group ofthe main chain at Glu268 The oxygen ofthe main chain at Asp266 was bound to amino groups of main chain of Tyr269 and Ala270 by hydrogen bonds The interactions should maintain ... temperature indicates the stability ofthe structure ofthe protein The difference ofthe increments between the inactive temperature and the Tm should indicate that the mutations improved the stability ... surrounding residues ofthe depression, and the side chain ofthe mutated residue might restrain the mobility ofthe N-terminal region on the surface by interaction with the main chain of Lys26 by van...
... since the heat evolved representing this activity is included inthe baseline ofthe experiment Therefore, the assay only measures the rate increase due to the addition of GTP with a resulting ... described inthe legend to the indicated Fig Glutaminase refers to hydrolysis of glutamine without CTP synthesis taking place b Inthe absence of GTP c Saturated with GTP d The other kinetic parameters ... [S]syr is the concentration ofthe injectant inthe syringe Analysis of initial velocity data Analysis of saturation curves was performed by nonlinear regression using 5ị where kcat,inh is the turnover...
... that the lack of Mg2+ inthe assay mixture does not affect the affinity of Pabc for cGMP Roles of cGMP binding in PDE6 regulation Binding of cGMP to Pabc is not involved PDE activation Binding of ... that of Pabcdd (data not shown) These results indicate that Pd binding to the lipid moiety of Pab does not affect the level of [3H]cGMP-binding activity in Pabc, implying that membrane binding of ... homogenates are incubated with GTPcS, the Pab content in membranes is increased 20–30% by binding ofthe Pab ⁄ Pc complex existing inthe soluble fraction [13] Therefore, binding ofthe Pab ⁄ Pc...