... number of mines in the population among southern African nations (r = 0.41, p < 0.01)Figure 1
The relationship of tuberculosis in the general population to the number of mines in the population ... than in miners in the UK? While regulations are
weaker in southern Africa, the companies owning the
mines and determining typical occupational conditions...
... target side of the train-
ing corpus.
Training, tuning, and decoding were performed
using the Moses toolkit
3
. Tuning (learning the
λ values discussed in section 4.1) was done using
minimum error ... All meaning is conveyed
4 Most of the meaning is conveyed
3 Much of the meaning is conveyed
2 Little meaning is conveyed
1 None of the meaning is conveyed
Table 4: Subjecti...
... highly
conserved in the RamA sequence.
Production of the R-amidase in
E. coli
and optical
resolution of racemic piperazine-2-
tert
-
butylcarboxamide by the recombinant
E. coli
cells
The direction of ... m
M
buffer containing 150 m
M
NaCl and eluted
with the same buffer. The active fractions were collected
and dialyzed against 10 L of 10 m
M
buffer for 12 h. For
the...
... To
distinguish total binding from non-specific binding, cells were
incubated for 10 min in either PBSCM alone or PBSCM
containing 200 lm cocaine for inhibition of DAT or 200 lm
S-citalopram for inhibition ... yielding the supernatant LS2, containing the
cytosol-enriched fraction, and the pellet LP2, which is
enriched in synaptic vesicles. The protein concentrations
were measured...
... assessment of the trajec-
tory of interconversion rates as a function of time of
cold exposure, (b) comparison of the magnitudes of
the various interconversion rates, and (c) lineup of the
accessions ... integral of carbon uptake per
hour. Data points were spline-interpolated to obtain time-
continuous information on net photosynthesis during the
whole period of...
... modifi-
cations into histones is expected lead to a deeper
understanding of how transcription initiation, elonga-
tion and termination are controlled in the context of
chromatin. It is likely that the ... complexes.
Binding of the MLL1 Win motif to the central argi-
nine-binding pocket of WDR5 raises questions about
the proposed role of WDR5 in binding histone H3, at
le...
... up-
regulation and secretion of GIF by astrocytes in the
immediate vicinity of a lesion could contribute to the
accumulation of reactive astrocytes at the injury site.
Interestingly, one study has demonstrated ... secretion
in the brain
Taken together, the regulation of GIF synthesis by
reactive astrocytes, and its subsequent secretion under
certain conditions, could be...
... address the in uence of the
reaction conditions on the binding of Fpg and OGG1
to damaged DNA, we determined K
d
values for binding
under the same conditions as used for the kinetic experi-
ments. In ... preventing incorporation
of 8-oxoG into DNA during replication [7–9]. Inacti-
vation of the GO system increases the mutagenesis rate
in bacteria [11] and increase...
... chloride on the reaction, the reaction rate
increases with increasing concentrations of guanidinium
chloride.
Enzymatic removal of the N-terminal methionyl residue
from other recombinant ribonucleases, ... the conversion of glutaminyl to pyroglutamyl
residues.
The hydrolysis reaction was monitored by calculating the
sum of the relative intensities of the peaks corr...
... studies. The high
selectivity of the a-conotoxins, together with the possibility
of obtaining detailed information on their three dimen-
sional structures and the relative ease of synthesis, makes
them ... in a
cloning approach making use of the high conservation of
the 3¢ untranslated region and the intron preceding the
sequence of the a-prepropeptide [39]....