Báo cáo khoa học: "Correction: Bispectral index versus COMFORT score to determine the level of sedation in paediatric intensive care unit patients: a prospective study" pps

... lexical feature types,part -of- speech feature types and constituentlabel feature types from the view of informationtheory. Data The experiment is conducted on the history feature types of the ... reference for the modelling of probabilistic parsing.5.1 The analysis to the predictiveinformation quantities of lexical feature types, part -of- speech feature types andconstituent label feature types ... types is, the headword of the currentnode (type1 ), the headword of the parent node (type2 ), the headword of the grandpa node (type3 ), the first word in the objective wordsequence (type4 ), the first...

... BETWEEN EFL AND DBL Though we defined EFL and DBL independently of each other (one on the basis of the possible Eng- lish questions about the subject-domain, the other on the basis of the structure ... equivalent dne, may then be derived on the basis of a specification of the relation between the English word meanings used in (i) and the primitive concepts at the data base level. IV THE RELATION ... termined by the data base, the question as formula- ted refers to entities which are not represented in the data base, cannot be constructed out of such entities, and do not stand in a one -to- one...

... at Phe35 of cytochrome b5(Eur. J. Biochem. 269) 4291 X-ray crystallography, CD and kinetic studies revealed the essence of the abnormal behaviors of the cytochrome b5 Phe35fiTyr mutant Ping ... chainconformation of this residue. The shift of the Ca atom of Tyr35 of the Phe35fiTyr mutant from that of Phe35 of the wild-type cyt b5is 0.21 A˚, within the error limit. The sidechain of Tyr35 of the Phe35fiTyr ... superimposed with Tyr35 and the heme of the mutant. (B) Tyr35 of the Phe35fiTyr mutant is superimposed with Phe35 of the wild-type cyt b5. Heme, the water molecule and His26 # of Phe35fiTyr mutant are su-perimposed...

... respect to binding to DNA relative to the wild-type proteins. The complete thermodynamic pro-files for the binding of all single- and double-alaninemutants of the Jun-Fos heterodimer to DNA are ... that an intricate network of energetically-coupled residues within the basic regions of the Jun-Fos heterodimeric transcription factor accounts for its allosteric binding to DNA. Remarkably, energetic ... the binding of various single- and double-alaninemutants of the Jun-Fos heterodimer to DNA. The Fig. 4. Energetic coupling network within the basic regions of Jun and Fos involved in driving their...

... the absence of CIII, CII is rapidly degraded by the ATP-dependent host metalloprotease HflB (FtsH). The molecular mechanism for CIII-mediated inhibition of the proteolysis of CII by HflB involves CIII HflB interaction ... mode of action for kCIII would be independent of the HflB substrate. Inthis study, we tested the ability of CIII to protect r32from HflB digestion. The inhibition of HflB- mediated proteolysis of ... Inthis respect, r32resembles kCII. Inhibition of HflB- mediated proteolysis of r32 by CIII and by CIIIC The effect of CIII and CIIIC on the HflB- mediated proteolysis of r32was checked by treating...

... majority of < /b> CD38 < /b> is < /b> assembled as < /b> noncovalently < /b> associated < /b> homo-dimers on < /b> the < /b> surface < /b> of < /b> B cells. Analysis of < /b> CD38< /b> mutants, expressed < /b> in Ba/F3 cells, revealed that truncation of < /b> the < /b> cytoplasmic region ... (114%)Ó FEBS 2004 CD38 < /b> homodimers < /b> are noncovalently < /b> stabilized in B cells (Eur. J. Biochem. 271) 1029 CD38 < /b> is < /b> expressed < /b> as < /b> noncovalently < /b> associated < /b> homodimers< /b> on < /b> the < /b> surface < /b> of < /b> murine < /b> B lymphocytes Miguel ... expression of < /b> CD38 < /b> on < /b> the < /b> plasma membraneand the < /b> half-lives of < /b> these CD38 < /b> mutant proteins on < /b> the< /b> plasma membrane were significantly reduced. Together,these results show that CD38 < /b> is < /b> expressed < /b> as < /b> noncova-lently...