... of membranes for pervaporationinthe recovery ofaromacompounds Recovery ofaromacompoundsbypervaporationandapplicationsinthefoodandbeverageindustries Sources of further information ... inthe hydrostatic pressure However, inthe presence of dense gas, the melting point ofthe solid decreases as the pressure increases owing to the increasing solubility of gas inthe solid The ... thefoodand biotechnology industries: principles andapplications Edited by A S Grandison and M J Lewis 28 Handbook of indices offood quality and authenticity R S Singhal, P K Kulkarni and...
... Opportunities in R&D 15 2.2.5 Other Opportunities 16 2.3 Summary 17 www.eai .in 1 Overview ofthe Wind Energy Industry in India The development of wind power in India began inthe 1990s, and has progressed ... lease windy land, finance the installation of wind turbines and operate and maintain the turbines for an extended period After a project is constructed, the wind developer's role varies The developer ... structuring ofthe industry supply chain, but with the opening up ofthe Indian electricity sector, wind power producers can expect more options available for the trading ofthe power produced by them...
... Notice the difference in amount of tax and increase in price As elasticity of demand and supply vary, the burden changes Taxes on Producers Effects of imposing tax on producers: S1 P Tax E1 ... shift = amount of tax Equilibrium price decreases, equilibrium quantity decreases Notice the difference in amount of tax and decrease in price As elasticity of demand and supply vary, the burden ... prices (income) in important sectors ofthe economy (eg Agriculture) To protect workers (eg minimum wages) P What is the impact? S surplus minimum price Pe D O Qd Qs fig Q Gainers & Losers? Gainers...
... VALUE-ADDED MEASURES As shown inthe table, including teachers andthe interac tion of teachers with each ofthe factors inthe design accounts for most ofthe observed variance inthe estimated teacher ... that are not There is a large amount of crossing ofthe lines for teachers, indicating that differentially weighting the subscales changes the ordering ofthe teacher effects and their statistical ... and missing links are discussed inthe Appendix Study Design The primary comparison ofthe paper involves value -added measures obtained from the Procedures and Problem Solving subscores of the...
... workflow, the most time-consuming step of manual curation is still indispensable to improve the quality ofthe GSMM Therefore, instead of utilizing these tools to automate the reconstruction ofthe ... metabolism depicts the phenotype of an organism The possible range of metabolic states exhibited bythe cell is in turn determined bythe genes found inthe genome Therefore, by constructing a model ... A,1 Number of occurrence of amino acid j inthe target coding sequence j θ AA,0 Number of occurrence of amino acid pair j inthe host’s selected genes j θ AA,1 Number of occurrence of amino acid...
... ozonation) and effluent ofthe phosphorus adsorption column are shown in Fig During the operation, about 70% ofthe phosphorus inthe sludge was solubilized by ozonation, and a large part ofthe solubilized ... from PAOs Part ofthe released phosphorus was then accumulated inthe sludge inthe subsequent oxic tank by normal oxygen-utilizing PAOs The residual phosphorus was removed inthe final anoxic tank ... 2008) The reactivated adsorbent was packed into the column again, and phosphorus was effectively adsorbed Figure Concentration of each type of phosphorus inthe influent and effluent ofthe phosphorus...
... extraction of oil contained in dry pomace Before the extraction process, the process of distillation ofthe pomace oil separates the hexane from the oil and allows the sale ofthe pomace oil inthe ... 2012, pp.541-552 Interpretation ofthe results Inthe assessment ofthe GHG savings ofthe bioenergy system, the definition ofthe fossil reference system is very important For instance, fossil-derived ... consider is the use, inthe other production chain, ofthe agricultural residues as livestock feed, which forms the basis for important protein inthe human diet [26] For example inthe Netherlands...
... transferrin, thyroxin-binding globulin) serve specialized functions in connection with specific substances The degree of binding is governed bythe concentration ofthe reactants andthe affinity of ... terms and conditions of license 30 Distribution inthe Body Binding to Plasma Proteins Having entered the blood, drugs may bind to the protein molecules that are present in abundance, resulting in ... resulting inthe formation of drug-protein complexes Protein binding involves primarily albumin and, to a lesser extent, !-globulins and acidic glycoproteins Other plasma proteins (e.g., transcortin,...
... discovery of a brain-specific MT isoform, GIF, in 1991, sparked considerable interest in understanding the role of all MTs inthe brain, and particularly within the injured or diseased brain Inthe ... studies examining the role of GIF in AD, linked to its initial discovery as a factor deficient inthe AD brain There remains no clear consensus on the role of GIF inthe pathogenesis of AD, and therefore ... conditions [22] Inthe traumatically injured brain, however, the synthesis of MT1 and MT2, as well as the synthesis of GIF, are up-regulated by reactive astrocytes inthe vicinity ofthe lesion [23]...
... located inthe vicinity ofthe active site and sensed bythe peptidyl substrate are inuenced, in contrast to the remote exosites, e.g inthe vicinity ofthe activation pocket, that affect FX binding, ... bonds involving Gly372 in factor VIIa especially inthe vicinity ofthe S1 pocket [11,34], inthe rst part of activation loop 3, andinthe area ofthe TF-interactive helix andthe 170 loop [8,35], ... conned to the substrate binding cleft (the 170 loop) inthe active site region andthe S1 pocket, whereas the intramolecular connections, for instance between the TF-binding region andthe active...
... 2-Aminomuconic acid was synthesized bythe methods of He and Spain [5] 2-Hydroxymuconic 6-semialdehyde was prepared by incubating catechol with resting cells of a mutant, strain Y-2, ofthe aniline-assimilating ... identified by GC-MS analysis, andthe determination of released ammonia The coupled enzyme assay revealed the mechanism ofthe deamination reaction andthe subsequent metabolism, including the deamination ... peak ofthe purified enzyme at 266 nm The typical protein absorption peak of 280 nm shifts to 265 nm if the protein contains a flavin-type cofactor [28] We failed to identify the cofactor of the...
... spectra and molecular modelling of all mutant GAPDHs indicate no changes ofthe global structure ofthe mutants To test whether the interactions of these mutants with the other partners ofthe GAPDHCP12PRK ... in addition to its role inthe catalytic mechanism of GAPDH could be essential for the binding of CP12 The presence of this region at the interface of GAPDH and CP12 could also explain the kinetic ... partners of this complex These mutageneses are a rst step toward the understanding of proteinprotein interactions inthe GAPDHCP12PRK complex andthe nature ofthe physico-chemical forces involved in...
... made on the basis ofthe structure ofthe 5¢UTR ofthe plus-RNA, the structure ofthe 3¢-end ofthe minusstrand RNA being at that time unavailable Inthe present study we investigated the involvement ... of synthesis ofthe viral genome In this report we investigated the template and binding properties of mutated and deleted RNA fragments ofthe 3¢-end ofthe minus-strand HCV RNA in further detail ... corresponding to the 3¢-end ofthe minusstrand RNA was synthesized byin vitro transcription of DNA obtained by PCR amplification from the pGEM9Zf(–) containing the 341 nucleotides ofthe 5¢UTR of HCV-H77...
... from the thiazolium ring ofthe cofactor to the surface ofthe protein The entrance ofthe active site cleft is covered bythe C-terminal helix and this part ofthe polypeptide chain must move in ... for binding and proper orientation ofthe aminopyrimidine ring, are conserved in all ThDP-dependent enzymes One of these, the hydrogen bond between the N1¢ atom ofthe pyrimidine ring of ThDP and ... structure Binding ofthe cofactors ThDP and Mg2+ The homo-tetrameric IPDC binds four molecules ofthe cofactors ThDP and Mg2+ The ThDP binding sites are located in narrow clefts at the interfaces...
... (disordered inthe ligand-free state in YbgJ) Inthe absence ofthe ligand, the lid part is separated from the active site, which leads to a more open active site Upon the binding of ligand inthe acyl-enzyme ... average and SD d Tyr37 is disordered inthe nonliganded structure of Bacillus glutaminase the displacement of all the backbone atoms of Mglu and Bacillus glutaminase induced by ligand binding Mglu ... conformations ofthe regions at 100-105 and 303-309 aa inthe N form, and we investigated the following points First, these areas are not involved in any contacts with other molecules in crystals in all the...
... spermidine and spermine) through conversion of l-arginine into l-ornithine [16] The latter is in turn used by ODC to produce putrescine, the precursor of spermidine and spermine To further analyze the ... converting l-arginine into l-ornithine and urea, a critical step inthe polyamine biosynthesis pathway Subcellular localization ofthe two isoforms differs, with ArgI located inthe cytoplasm and ... mitochondrial enzyme involved inthe polyamine synthesis pathway through the catalysis of l-ornithine production from l-arginine Ofthe natural polyamines, spermine and to a lesser extent spermidine, possess...
... of GSK3 (using Li or SB-415286) appears to be sufficient for inducing activation of GS in muscle and fat cells, and that inhibition ofthe kinase potentiates insulin action in muscle of insulin-resistant ... activation of GS to a level similar or greater than that by insulin Since the activity of GS depends on the relative activities of GS kinases and PP1G, inhibiting GSK3 (one ofthe principal GS kinases) ... determined by assaying incorporation of glucose from uridine diphospho-[6-3H]-Dglucose into glycogen and expressed as a ratio ofthe activity inthe absence divided by that inthe presence of glucose-6-phosphate...
... way of defining that product Kirin-Amgen Inc and others v Hoechst Marion Roussel Ltd and others [2005] RPC (House of Lords) Kirin-Amgen Inc and others v Transkaryotic Therapies Inc and others ... hindsight, by ensuring that the examiner assesses the invention through the eyes ofthe person skilled inthe art, with the benefit of his common general knowledge The inventive concept ofthe claim in ... step inthe light of judgments ofthe UK courts and decisions ofthe EPO Boards of Appeal as they relate to biotechnology in particular, andby their relevance to a specific step ofthe Windsurfing/...
... (part of) {x3 = 0} and K ∩ Σj → K ∩ F inthe sense of graphs One half of Σ The other half S Figure 3: Theorem 0.2 — the singular set, S, andthe two multi-valued graphs Theorem 0.2 (like many ofthe ... let us briefly describe the strategy ofthe proof of Theorem 0.2 The proof has the following three main steps; see Figure 4: A Fix an integer N (the “large” ofthe curvature in what follows will ... care ofby using the sublinear growth ofthe separation between the sheets together with the Harnack inequality (Lemma II.3.8) andthe maximum principle (Corollary II.3.1) (The maximum principle...