... the data, the second one to find the difference of each score from the mean and the third one to find store the square of deviation of each score The mean is calculated by adding all valid scores ... place random numbers from to 52 in it Once we have the random numbers, we just display the card names in that order string cards[52]={ "CA", "C2 ", "C3 ", "C4 ", "C5 ", "C6 ", "C7 ", "C8 ", "C9 ", "C1 0","CJ","CQ","CK", ... Read scores from a file into an array Keep track of number of scores entered Find difference of each score from the Mean Square the differences and add the squares find stadard deviation create...
... suggested that production ofthe b-aryl ether cleavage enzyme might be induced under speci c conditions Analysis ofthe products ofthe reaction revealed the presence of guaiacylglycerol (GG) and ... shown) Localization of enzymatic activity To confirm the localization ofthe b-aryl ether cleavage activity, we prepared a hyphae fraction (HP), an extracellular fraction (EC), a cytoplasmic fraction ... al (Eur J Biochem 270) Fig Mass spectra of guaiacylglycerol and guaiacol, products ofthe b-aryl ether cleavage reaction The reaction products of GOG generated by the b-aryl ether cleavage enzyme...
... SC, S cerevisiae; SP, Schizosaccharomyces pombe Only eukaryotic cytosolic enzymes contain positively charged C- terminal extensions The C- terminal sequence of S cerevisiae and Z mays cytosolic ... designed ScSerRSDC20 lacked the 20 C- terminal amino acids, whereas in ScSerRSDC13, only the fragment of 13 amino acids (containing seven lysines) was cut off Truncated yeast SerRS constructs were ... addition of Pex21p When the ionic strength was reduced to 30 mm NaCl and the concentration of Mg2+ was increased (8 mm MgCl2), the stability ofthe binary complex was increased (Fig 2B) Pex21p increases...
... R GGCAACGAGCAAGGTCCGAAG AAGTCGTTGCAATCGGCGTCG GGCAACGAGCAAGGTCCGAAG GACGTCGTGAGTGCCTCCGTG CGACGTGCAGTATTACTTTTCTAGGG AGTATCAAACCGTGCTGGTCTCC Bioinformatic analyses Sequence similarity searches ... by RT-PCR analyses (Fig 7C) Detection of C- type heme Because ofthe sequence similarity of SACCP to members ofthe BCCP family of proteins and the prediction of heme-binding motifs in the primary ... located to the cellular surface ofthe methanotrophic bacterium M capsulatus This protein shares characteristics with the members ofthe BCCP family, but separates itself from the described CCPs...
... effects on the level of cellular activity, and decreased secretion to 50% ofthe wild type The three mutants produced mostly amphiphilic T2a dimers in the cell extracts; in the case of M21D, the ... amphiphilic, those formed in the presence of a cysteine at position 21 were nonamphiphilic, indicating that, in this case, the hydrophobic patches occluded each other because ofthe formation of a ... segment The fact that deletion of residue 12, near the N-terminal end ofthe aromatic cluster, had no such effect, indicates that the orientation ofthe aromatic cluster relative to the catalytic domain...
... differences in the education level ofthemother and the childcare provider: in this case, the higher education levels of caregivers especially in center care relative to that of children whose mothers ... employment and childcare experience affect the current work and childcare choices of mothers As expected, the results show that the high work experience increases the likelihood in working in the current ... on the coefficients for the interaction of both the
... ATTCCGGAACCAGGAGGAGCGC-3¢ was used in all cases, together with the reverse primer (a) 5¢-ATA GTTTAGCGGCCGCTTACTTGCGCTGGATGATGAG CAGG-3¢ for c1 –218, (b) 5¢-ATAGTTTAGCGGCCGC TTAGTGATGGTGATGGTGATGCTTGCGCTGGATG ... the forward primer 5¢-GGTGTAGAATTCAAGAACGAGGAACTGCG-3¢ was combined with (a) 5¢-ATAGTTTAGCGGCCG CTTACTTCCGGCGGATGATGAGCGAG-3¢ for e1–219, (b) 5¢-ATAGTTTAGCGGCCGCTTAGTGATGGTGATG GTGATGCTTCCGGCGGATGATGAGCGAG-3¢ ... GTGATGCTTCCGGCGGATGATGAGCGAG-3¢ for e1– 219HIS, (c) 5¢-ATAGTTTAGCGGCCGCTTACGGCTT CCGGCGGATGATGAGCGAG-3¢ for e1–220, or (d) 5¢ATAGTTTAGCGGCCGCTTAGTGATGGTGATGGTGA TGCGGCTTCCGGCG-GATGATGAGCGAG-3¢ for e1–...
... Prediction of secondary structure elements The secondary structure ofthe C- terminal region ofthe catalytic domain and ofthe t peptide was predicted according to Rost [27] using PREDICTPROTEIN ... ofthe t peptide: in the side view, the distance of each residue from the helix axis corresponds to the vertical dimension, with the central residue ofthe aromatic cluster (W17) at the top The ... of 30–40 and then increased again (not shown) Such biphasic curves were previously observed for lipid–peptide interactions occurring in the concentration range ofthe critical micellar concentration...
... relevance to the clearance of sMTf from the circulation in conditions such as melanoma and Alzheimer’s disease [19,20] and the possible use of this molecule as a carrier for chemotherapeutic agents ... suggests increased efficacy of conjugates compared to free agents [49,50] It is possible that the use ofthe conjugate may enable the delivery ofthe agent to the lysosomal compartment that then results ... SK-N-MC neuroepithelioma cells, MRC-5 fibroblasts and MCF-7 breast cancer cells, were obtained from the American Type Culture Collection Mouse LMTK– fibroblasts were obtained from the European Collection...
... synthetic oligonucleotides -/+ (5'-GCTGAAACAGCAGAAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGATTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTCTCCAGGCTCCCCAGTTGAC-3') and +/- (5'-GCTGAAACAGCAGAAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGATTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTCTCCAGGCTCCCCAGTTGAC-3') ... the synthetic oligonucleotide GS945 as template (5'GCTGAAACAGCAGAAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAG TTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTCTCCAGGCTCCCCAGTTGAC -3'), the filling primer (5'-CTGGTCAACTGGGGAGCCT-3') ... using the oligonucleotide GS61E as template (5'-GCTGAAACAGCAGAAGTTTCAAGGCCACTGCCAGCAGTCTCCAGG CTCCCCAGTTGAC-3') Nuclear extract from K-562 cells was obtained from Active Motif (Carlsbad, CA) Nuclear...
... Treasury; the Chairman ofthe Board of Governors ofthe Federal Reserve System; the Acting Comptroller ofthe Currency; and the Chairmen and Ranking Minority Members ofthe Senate Committee on ... Insurance Corporation; the Director ofthe Page GAOIAFMD-92-73 This is trial version www.adultpdf.com Bank Inrurance Fund h B.114881 Office of Management and Budget; the Secretary ofthe Treasury; the ... S our consideration of FDIC’ internal control structure and on its compliance with laws and regulations as they relate to the Fund We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted...
... financial reporting, consisting ofthe policies and procedures related to the form, content, and preparation ofthe Fund’ financial statements s For each ofthe internal control structure categories ... number of additional concerns The Inspector General’ audit, which was also s conducted at four FDIC consolidated receivership offices, found that high error rates in LAMIS files compromised the accuracy ... transactions are executed in accordance with management’ s authorization and recorded properly to permit the preparation of financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting...
... uncertaintiesbecause of changing economic condltlons affecting real estate assets now In the marketplace These factors could reduce the BIF’ actual recovarlas upon the sale of these assets from the level of recoveries ... amortized cost, which is the purchase price of securities less the amortized premium or plus the accreted discount Such amortlzatlone and accretlons are computed on a daily basls from the date of acquisltlon ... settlement on the sale to Citicorp ofthe Delaware Brfdge Sank (the credft card subsidlary of Flrst RepublIcBankof Texas) Those funds were released In July of 1991 Cash and cash equivalentsas of December31...
... pooi, the FDIC pays the assuming bank the aggregate of net losses over net geinr lf any In eddltlon to the rbcwe coete for which the receiver has a claim against the assets ofthe receIvership ,the ... asset putbacks the tctal volume d a88ets for which the FDIC remains at risk and the estimated cost of these tmnaactkwrs,whkh Include8 credit losaea carrylng cost8 and admlnlstmtlve and lncentlve ... The FDIC relied on this flndlng regarding aofvencyaa the determlnlngfactor In deflnlng the existence ofthe “accountable event’that triggers loaa recognition under generally accepted accounting...
... Acting Chairman ofthe Board of Directors ofthe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; the Chairman ofthe Board of Governors ofthe Federal Reserve System; the Comptroller ofthe Currency; the Acting ... permit the preparation of financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, and (3) transactions of BIF, SAIF, and FRF were executed in accordance with significant ... and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles The financial statements and accompanying notes of the...
... procedures for processing and reconciling cash receipts at its consolidated receivership offices Because FDIC is in the process of merging certain consolidated receivership offices as part of ... recovery rates contained in FDIc’ Credit Manual s ‘“A4justed pool balance represents the principal balance ofthe asset, net of specific reserves, as reflected on the accounting records ofthe relevant ... strategies, certain FDIC and servicers’ account officers applied across -the- board discounts to appraised values in estimating recoveries, while other account officers estimated recoveries at 100 percent...
... FDIC’S oversight personneI to verify the accuracy ofthe activity and balances on these systems; and require the servicer to reconcile checks received to checks deposited each day, and reconcile ... document the accuracy and completeness ofthe balances and activity reported to FLHC contracted asset servicers back to the servicers’ detail by records This is trial version www.adultpdf.com Page ... ofthe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation direct the heads ofthe Division of Depositor and Asset Services and the Division of Finance to + promptly reconcile servicer asset bahrnces each...
... remain subject to uncertainties because of changing economic conditions These factors could reduce the claimants’ actual recoveries upon the sale of these assetsfrom the level of recoveries currently ... and certain qualifying expenses These arrangements typic-ally direct that the receiver pay to the acquirer a specified percentage ofthe losses triggered by the charge-off of assets covered by the ... with any of its estimated losses, the FDIC cannot predict the timing of events with reasonable accuracy These liabilities and a corresponding reduction in the Fund Balance are recognized in the period...
... future cash tlows because the FDlC cannot predict the timing of events with reasonable accuracy For this reason, the FDIC considers the total estimate of these losses to be the best measure of their ... 12,153 2c! u& 282,382 $282,382 (1) Consists of one-day special Treasury Certificates For 1992, the accumulated liability is presented in the Statementsof Financial Position - “Accounts payable, accrued ... significantly increase the cost of bank resolutions to the FDIC Further, comparisons with other financial instruments not provide a reliable measure of their fair value Due to these and other factors,...