... between the projection ofthe tilt ofthe z axis on the xÂ,y plane (dened direction of tilt of z and the x axis), and j % a + c denes the location ofthe rhombic (x, y) axes. The orientation ofthe ... to the iron and positioned toprovide the H-bond to the bound cyanide, and byimplication, to the bound O2in the reduced form in each of the three globins. The extensive sequence homology for ... Thus the movement ofthe B-helix towards the heme in the WTmetHbrelativetothatintherWTmetHbH2OcrystalFig. 3. Schematic representation ofthe sequential NOESY cross peakpattern forthe six...
... investment funds were therefore taken already in the run-up to the creation of a single market by the end of 1992. The wisdom of this approach is borne out by the difficulty that the legislator would ... that their capital is professionally managed and that there will be some return on invested capital at the end ofthe commitment period. These considerations militate in favour of granting the ... remainder being at the fund manager's disposal to manage liquidity ofthe fund but also to enhance its initial profitability. On the other hand, the lower threshold of 50% of committed capital...
... opinion leaders in the field, the 25th Annual Meeting ofthe International Society for Biological Therapy of Cancer (iSBTc, recently renamed the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer, SITC) provided ... Institutes of Health (NIH) immediately prior to the Annual Meeting. At the Annual Meeting, the NIHtook the opportunity to publicly announce the award ofthe U01 grant that will fund the Cancer ImmunotherapyTrials ... to the conclusion that the role of BTLA may depend on the context of expression and differ based on the differ-entiation state ofthe T cells. Dr. Hwu reported thatthere was no difference in...
... which the N-terminus of the OTR is replaced with the corresponding sequence of the V1aR [10]. The role ofthe N-terminus has beenaddressed recently by alanine-scanning mutagenesis of the N-terminus ... ofthe V1aR. The V1aR is illustrated as sevena-helical transmembrane domains traversing the lipid bilayer. The enlarged circle shows the amino acid sequence ofthe distal N-terminus of the ... mutation of Arg46 had the dualeffect of (a) decreasing agonist affinity and (b) promoting the agonist-induced active conformation due to the loss of astabilizing constraint on the ground state of the...
... with the main underlying economic reasonforthe decrease being the increases in quotas after the base year. – In the EU-12 milk quota rents are almost zero in the base year situation forthe ... positions which depend on the production trends for each MS and the distribution of demand amongst them.17 These trends ofthe baseline are in line with the market outlook forthe dairy sector (European ... elaborated for technical purposes, results remain of a technical nature (i.e. ex-post behaviour ofthe model to policy changes in the baseline) and are therefore also not further commented in the...
... Transfection was per-formed using Lipofectamine 2000 (Invitrogen) as recom-mended by the manufacturer. For stress treatment, HeLacells were cultured in the presence of 0.5 mm arsenite for 1 h. The ... copies ofthe N protein, respectively. (C) The RNA binding efficiency of N protein is represented as a percentage of bound RNA (i.e. the percentage of bound RNA = 100%)percentage of free probe). The ... as 100 · (arbitrary unit of each band in individual lane divided by the unit ofthe unbound RNA detected in the absence ofthe N protein). The results are representative of four independent experiments....
... C(2min) 240 Cat2Cặmin)1 .For the determination ofthe absolute conguration of 3-O-methyl-6-deoxytalose, GC was performed in isothermalconditions at 150 °C. GC-MS was performed on a VarianSaturn ... with 7a (Table 1) because ofthe b-effect ofthe acetylation. Acetylation of 7b was confirmed byESI MS data, which gave the expected mass of 3221.4 Da. The spectra of oligosaccharide 6 were ... H1 of Ara4N). The residue of Ara4N1P was lost after KOH deacylationand therefore was not present in oligosaccharides 1–3. The NOE spectra of oligosaccharides 2, 3,and7a,bcontained a number of...
... enzymes, the potentials forthe FAD/NADPHdomains are rather more negative than those forthe FMNdomain, reflecting the direction of electron transfer fromNADPH through FAD, then FMN and on to the ... [28]. Aggregation ofthe NR1FAD/NADPH domain was much less extensive in the absence of cofactor reduction.Stopped-flow kinetic studiesReduction ofthe FAD/NADPH domain of NR1 was investigated ... In this system, the apparent Km for NADPH was lower forthe FAD/NADPH domain of NR1(1.08 ± 0.12 lM) than forthe FAD/NADPH domain of CPR (2.62 ± 0.40 lM). However, both domains clearlybind...
... the Dconfiguration (the b effect on C3 of L-GlcAwouldbeclosetozero[27]).On the basis ofthe data obtained, it was concluded that the repeating unit ofthe O-polysaccharide of P. myxofac-iens has the following ... LPS)[5,6]. The serological specificity ofthe bacteria is definedby the structure ofthe O-specific polysaccharide chain(O-antigen) ofthe lipopolysaccharide. On the basis of the O-antigens, the strains ... configurations ofthe glycosidic linkages were deter-mined by the J1,2coupling constant values of 7–8 Hz for the b-linked and 4Hz forthe a-linked sugar pyrano-sides. The remaining, nonsugar...
... was to obtain satisfactory amounts ofthe ECDs ofthe non-a sub-units of human muscle AChR for use as starting material forthe determin-ation ofthe 3D structure ofthe receptor ECDs and for ... membrane-span-ning domain, and an intracellular domain [3]. The N-terminal ECD of each ofthe two a subunits con-tains the major part ofthe binding site forthe cho-linergic ligands. The two sites ... deglycosylation ofthe AChR ECDs. (A) Schematic representation ofthe constructs used for expression of the b1–221, c1–218 and e1–219 ECDs ofthe human AChR in yeast P. pastoris. The arrowhead indicates the...
... residue of the primary sequence; the second series consists of a progressivetruncation ofthe C-terminal domain of PufX (Fig. 1)obtained by the introduction of stop codons in the genesequence of ... PufXD2)7neither affects the photo-synthetic capability ofthe bacteria nor the efficiency of exchange ofthe ubiq uinol molecules between th e RC and the bc1, a s judged from the reduction kinetics of ... an inhibitory effecton the formation ofthe LH1 complex. This result suggeststhat the central core ofthe PufX protein is responsible of the break in the continuity ofthe LH1 ring in vivo [14],...
... account ofthe increasing failure ofthe news ecosystem to adequately report on education nationally and locally, with some suggestions forthe formation of a non-profit reporting sector. The third, ... terms ofthe content and access platforms available to them; and in terms ofthe extent to which they want to engage with media as both consumers and producers of information. While on the surface ... but whether and how these alternative information sources are effectively supplementing the apparent declines in traditional information sources (in terms of both whatthe produce and the extent...
... could have the effect of stabi-lizing the Env trimers and/or the resulting transmembranepore that could then be formed by the LLP-1 and -2domains. The location ofthe LLP-3 domain on the innerleaflet ... http://www.virologyj.com/content/4/1/123Page 9 of 14(page number not for citation purposes)Proposed models ofthe C-terminus of TMFigure 5Proposed models ofthe C-terminus of TM. Proposed models of LLP domains in the context of TM ... the extreme C-terminus of TM, the LLP-1 domain could onlybe scored over the 16 amino acids out of 30 present in the complete domain. However, a score forthe medianamino acid ofthe domain could still...