... wells 3 and 4. At the
same time, the activity of the muscle was recorded with a
pair of electrodes: one electrode was located in the middle,
and the other at one end, of the trough. Each pair of
recording ... nerve, and epimerization of the single amino acid at the third posi-
tion from the C-terminus attenuates the potency of r11a and r11b, but not
tha...
... identify individuals
with mild disease, thereby providing the missing data.
The phenotype of XLA and the
potential of BTK and ITK inhibitors
The outcome of defective BTK signaling in humans
has ... posi-
tioned in the connecting loops. Approximately one-
third of all mutations in the BTK gene are missense
and some of these reduce the stability of the protein....
... comparison of
rhodamine uptake, in the presence and the absence
of uncouplers, allows the estimation of the effect of
intracellular binding on the MDR phenomenon. The
data detailed obtained in the present ... with
the accumulation of dyes, and probably certain drugs,
in the cytoplasm. On the other hand, high-affinity
binding of these agents to intracellular...
... significantly
increases the cost of the purification, and the require-
ment for HPLC increases the length and complexity of
the purification procedure. Moreover, as with the
studies by Lee et al. [21] and Subramanian ... Subramanian and Shree
[42], there was no rigorous assessment of the purity of
the product or the correctness of the sequence. In con-
trast...
... [16,19,20,23]. The energy of folding these vari-
ous forms and the energetic cost of converting one
form to another is of fundamental importance for
understanding telomere biology and the interactions of
small ... fully
understand such allosteric effects, the energetics of the
underlying conformational transitions in quadruplex
structures must be determined. The ther...
... the
effect of the length of these regions on the distribution.
The intronic and intergenic regions were then classified
on the basis of their lengths. Within each of the length
groups, the numbers of ... genome, the frequency of their complementary
repeats (TG)
n
and (CT)
n
is much lower [37].
Therefore, the presence of the TG ⁄ CA-rich and
TC ⁄ GA-rich...
... least one of the overused words and
is dated within the peaking interval or the day be-
fore the beginning of the peak. The hits are ranked
based on the number of overused terms contained
in the headline.
5 ... to tag their entries with highly individual (and
personal) features. Users of LiveJournal, one of
the largest weblog communities, have the option
of...
... lymphocytes
and developing cells. On the other hand, a correlation
of the intensity of these signals with metabolic parame-
ters is not straightforward. Some studies noted that
the signal intensity of ... Fig. 3A) to the spectral
fitting of samples without ML signals. The presence of
these peaks was paralleled by the existence of lipid
cross peaks in the 2D spectra...
... characterized
by the degeneration of larval tissues, such as the velum
and the foot, and the remodelling of larval tissues to
produce adult tissues (i.e. the development of the gills
and the production of ... sequence of about 90 amino acids of
unknown function. The high degree of identity of the
Cg-Clp1 and Cg-Clp2 Glyco_18 domains (84% iden-
tity) a...
... and quantitative
real-time RT-PCR, the locations of the primers DN)105 and DN)9
used in ChIP assays, the locations of the primers DN+232 and
DN+254 utilized in 5¢-RACE, and the locations of the ... fragments F and I. The number at
the right of each RT-PCR product represents the length of the prod-
uct. The scheme also shows the location of the r...