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... demonstrated three applications of the BioLexicon, which is a resource comprising linguistic information, targeted for use within bio-text mining applications. We have described the following three ... query processing for information retrieval Our future work will include further intrinsic and extrinsic evaluations of the BioLexicon in NLP, including its application to information extraction ... syntactic parser, and query processing for biomedical information retrieval. Biological terminology is a major barrier to the accurate processing of literature within biology domain. In order to...

... 1a,25(R),26(OH)3D3(R-form), and 1a,25(S),26(OH)3D3(S-form)were analyzed alone or in combination, asfollows: R-form (400 pmol) (A); S-form(400 pmol) (B); R-form (200 pmol) andS-form (200 pmol) (C); R-form ... for the high activityappears to be a significant increase in the coupling effi-ciency between product formation and NADPH oxida-tion. Therefore, we examined the stability of theoxygenated forms ... shown in Fig. 6, the 1a-hydroxylgroup forms a hydrogen bond with a water molecule with the distance of 2.9 A˚. In addition, the boundwater molecule forms a hydrogen-bond networkinvolving...

... supplemented with 1.5 mMMgCl2,200lMdNTPs and 400 nMof eachprimer in a final volume of 2 5 lL. Cycling c onditions were94 °Cfor2min;94°Cfor30s,55°C f or 30 s, 72 °Cfor1 min for 30–3 5 ... Netherlands).Primers for carp CXCL14 were b ased on a zebrafish genepreviously described as scyba [26]. Anchored PCR w asperformed o n a kZAP c DNA library of carp brain with T3forward and CXCL14.rv3 ... with SPSSsoftware(version 11.5.0). Differences were considered significant atp < 0.05. Data were te sted for n ormal distribution with theShapiro–Wilk test. Differences were evaluated with...

... thank D. Morgan, E. Lees and D. Price for providingbaculoviruses and vectors for the expression of the recombinantkinases; N. Fong and D. Bentley for vectors for the expression ofrecombinant CTD ... acomprehensive picture of the generation of the IIo formalong the CTD, we performed kinase assays with the GST-CTD(1–15) and GST-CTD(27–52) substrates with higheramounts of the CDK8/CycC and CDK9/CycT1 ... processing[39–42]. To test the possibility of Pin1/Ess1 involvement, weperformed reactions with GST-CTD and the three kinasesin the presence of the Pin1/Ess1 inhibitor, juglone [41,42].Because...