... explain the
complete inability of a saturating amount of DNA substrate
to inhibit RNA splicing (Fig. 6B) and therefore it seems
reasonable to make the working hypothesis that the RNA
and DNA binding ... homing endonuclease;
RNA binding protein; DNA sliding; RNA splicing.
Group I and group II introns frequently contain open
reading frames (ORFs), which are either free-standin...
... (Fig. 6). In mammals,
insulin-like growth factor-binding proteins, which con-
tain the IGFBP motif, modulate the actions of the
insulin-like growth factors in endocrine, paracrine,
and autocrine systems ... Y9), and
repeats of the di- and tri-peptide sequences QQ and
QQQ were observed in the amino terminal sequences
of basic QH proteins 4 and 10.
Nucleotide seq...
... Rf, with changing N, express
the changes of the status of the morphemes of
each type in the terminology. In terminology,
Pf can be interpreted as the probability of in-
corporating new conceptual ... characteristics in the frame
sample.
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On the other hand, Pf and Rf express the
quantitative status of the morphemes of each
type as a mass in t...
... uptake into the regenerative limb of the
cycle resulting in the synthesis of ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate,
continuing the cycle.
In eukaryotic organisms the Calvin cycle is located within
the chloroplast ... sedoheptulose-
1,7-bisphosphatase.
Discussion
One of the original goals motivating this structural inves-
tigation of the Calvin cycle was to determine whether or...
... descriptive, naming parts in terms of
their function and relation to other parts, and also
describing the status of parts and other objects in the
sublanguage. Domain specific information can ... COMPRESSION IN NOUN PHRASES
We can recognize the sources of text compression by
two means: (1) comparing a full grammar of the standard
language to that of the d...
... as
the degree and extent of branching and the relative
abundance of a2 fi 3 and a2 fi 6 terminal sialic acids
between cRBCs and HBEs, the present study provides
insights into the inability of some human-adapted ... protons of GlcNAc, and the H3-equitorial
and H3-axial protons of N-glycolylneuraminic acid
[23–26]. The
1
H-NMR spectrum of cRBCs within the
r...
... FEBS
retained in the centre of the interhelical linker and at
the C-terminus of micelle-associated VpUcyt.
Position of VpUcyt relative to the micelle
NMR signal intensities of individual VpUcyt ... phosphorylation of VpU residues
S53 and S57 by casein kinase type II [62]. These two
serines are located in the interhelical linker, which
retains a high degree of str...
... we take the mid-
dle approach: the user specifies the beginning and
ending of the character string to be recognized and
translated. In Figure 3, circles on both ends of the
string denote the user ... points, assumed
to lie close to the centers of the end characters, the
automatic location module determines the size and
position of the characters in the...
... may
explain the differences in drug efficacy between the mono-
intercalating anthracyclines and the more sequence-selective
bisanthracycline WP631. To gain further insight into the
causes of the distinct ... behavior of daunorubicin and WP631,
we compared the intracellular accumulation of these com-
pounds in Jurkat T cells overtime. We also examined the
rate and...
... showed that the spinalin of the first
peak migrates as a double band in the gel, with one
band running at a similar position to spinalin in the
reduced form, and the other band running slightly ... spinalin predominantly on the
spines of the desmoneme tubule (Fig. 1C). Interest-
ingly, the tubule surface showed some staining also.
This may indicate that spinalin is in...