... specific to the use of ICTs
in the health sector in developing countries. A summary of these key lessons as they relate
to intermediaries and beneficiaries, to improving the functioning of health ... understanding and the
evidence base about the use of ICTs inthe health sector are:
ã How to evaluate the impact ofthe use of ICTs on health?
ã What can be done to strengthen theroleof and ... the emergence of new technologies include the advantages of
integrating ICT activities into other programmes, the benefits and strengths of building on
existing systems and structures and the...
... undergoes fusion with the
membrane of intra-endosomal vesicles contained within MVBs,
thereby releasing the nucleocapsid into the lumen of these vesi-
cles. Then, the capsid uses these intra-endosomal ... mild
developmental delay. The protein defective in this disorder is also
a NHEJ protein. The distinct clinical features ofthe patients will
be discussed inthe context ofthe protein function.
3.4 Diabetes, ... Mutations in the
ERCC1 gene induce a distinct set of accelerated ageing features,
with a rate of onset depending on the severity ofthe mutation.
The correlation between repair defect severity and clinical...
... which appear to be involved inthe final
resorption ofthe parental macronucleus during PND
in T. thermophila, and suggested the involvement of
mitochondria in this process [19]. In mammalian apop-
tosis, ... key rolein PND in
Tetrahymena. Unfortunately, the involvement of mito-
chondria in PND has not been clarified fully. To eluci-
date theroleofthe mitochondrion as a key effector
we studied the ... directly
show the localization of mitochondria inthe autophag-
osome, as the red fluorescence corresponding to intact
mitochondria was not observed inthe area. Therefore,
to confirm further the localization,...
... go inthe same direction. The inverse is
thecasefortheattractioninthecaseofAnabaena. Also, if
the structure ofthe final complex in which electron transfer
takes place remained unaltered with increasing ... character-
ization ofthe plastocyanins has been described [1].
Representations ofthe electrostatic surfaces showing the
changes introduced by the mutations are displayed in Fig. 1.
The decay ofthe flash-induced ... interaction.
Electron-transfer chains like that of oxygenic photosyn-
thesis impose special restraints on the proteins involved.
Reactions must be fast to allow rapid turnover of the
chain. Binding between the reaction...
... imaging of
the brain was also performed in a subset of patients
in this study.
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It was found that use of corticosteroids
possibly reduced the risk of developing
hydrocephalus and vasculitic infarcts; ... of
opportunistic infections in HIV-infected adults and
adolescents: recommendations from CDC, the National
Institutes of Health, and the HIV Medicine Association of
the Infectious Diseases Society of America. ... Vietnam. Following the
publication of this trial, Prasad and Singh
12
updated
their Cochrane systematic review on the efficacy of
corticosteroids in TBM.
12
The combined mortality in
the control...
... stomach,
the presence of bile acids inthe intestines, and the competition against other micro-organisms inthe
gastro-intestinal tract [91,92]. The tentative ways for selection of probiotics ...
colonizing the intestine may secrete the enzyme, thus increasing the intestinal amylase activity [82,83].
It is well established that probiotics alter gastrointestinal pH and flora to favor an increased ... Interrelationship of Lactobacillus and zinc
bacitracin in diets of turkey poults. Poult. Sci. 1978, 57, 1687-1689.
105. Fuller, R. The importance of lactobacilli in maintaining normal microbial balance in the...
... distribution of BsArb43B inthe proximity
of the active site. Arabinotriose inthe binding cleft is represented
using sticks. (B) Detailed view ofthe binding cleft with arabinotri-
ose. (C) Details ofthe ... with
arabinohexose [15], this loop makes the reducing end
of the carbohydrate chain bend towards the solvent,
probably optimizing binding ofthe carbohydrate chain
in the cleft, and resulting in trioses ... for the optimal activity of
BsArb43B.
Furthermore, to determine whether theroleof the
calcium is structural, thermal shift assays were per-
formed to determine the T
m
of the protein in the...
... formation of MRN
foci [19–21].
The Mre11-binding domain of human Nbs1 has
been localized to amino acids 682–693 inthe COOH-
terminal region ofthe protein. Deletion of this region
of Nbs1 results in ... damage, thereby promoting
ATM-dependent signaling [23]. Domains similar to
the ATM-binding domain of Nbs1 are also found in
ATRIP and Ku80 and are required for the interaction
of these proteins with ... an NH
2
-terminally truncated
Nbs1 protein that contains an intact Mre11-binding
domain. Differences inthe nature ofthe Nbs1 muta-
tion, as well as inthe dose of radiation administered
to...
... results in trimming the
dry branches off the bush. And this is what the
semantic type in (16) captures.
3.3 Impingement Predicates
In order to capture the semantic properties of the
arguments ofthe ... (
SOA
[ch -of- loc-rel
FIG
El
That is, as (16) above captures, in German trim-
ming necessarily results in trimming something
off something else; inthe case of example (9)
above trimming the bush ... representative verb of the
impingement predicates
class in German, the verb
schlagen
(hit) in examples (10)-(12) above, we
propose the semantic types in (17) and (18), which
are inthe spirit ofthe MRS-based...
... also in His237 fi Ala the HS-CoM binding
results in sulfur ligation to the active-site zinc.
XANES spectra of wild-type and mutants
As shown inthe following, the interpretation ofthe EXAFS
of the ... Matthews, R.G. &
Penner-Hahn, J.E. (1998) Characterization ofthe zinc binding site
in methionine synthase enzymes of Escherichia coli – therole of
zinc inthe methylation of homocysteine. ... unambiguously
indicates that HS-CoM addition results in an increase in the
number of sulfur atoms inthe first coordination sphere of
zinc. This increase inthe number of sulfur ligands is
accompanied by the...
... Classification of Soils 204
Principle of Purpose 205
Principle of Domain 205
Principle of Identity 206
Principle of Differentiation 206
Principle of Prioritization 207
Principle of Diagnostics ... studying the passage of
solutes through beds of clay.
However unique in form and function, soil is not an isolated body. It is, rather, a central link inthe larger
chain of interconnected domains ... through increasing use of agro-forestry techniques (e.g. inter-cropping cereals with leguminous
nitrogen-fixingtrees) and increasing the efficientapplicationsof chemical fertilizers .In other impoverished,as...
... construction in China, Korea, Singapore and the
Near East. The fast-developing nations in these regions place their expectations of economic growth
and prosperity on the exhibition industry. Some ... Development
The 21st century: Globalisation ofthe exhibition industry
The framework conditions for today's development ofthe exhibition industry were established by the end of
the last century. ... brought to their sites in return.
The future will show which of these ways will be the most successful.
back footnote go on
UFI, The Global Association
of the Exhibition Industry
University of Cooperative...
... ester-induced disruption of the
CD4–Lck complex occurs within a detergent-resistant
microdomain ofthe plasma membrane. Involvement of
the translocation of activated protein kinase C isoforms.
J ... observed (Fig. 4C,E
respectively). These findings support the view that
GM3 is mainly involved in retaining ErbB2 in lipid-
raft domains, but that it is not involved in ErbB2
phosphorylation.
EGFR ... 2006)
doi:10.1111/j.1742-4658.2006.05203.x
We analyzed theroleof gangliosides inthe association ofthe ErbB2 recep-
tor tyrosine-kinase (RTK) with lipid rafts in mammary epithelial HC11
cells. Scanning confocal microscopy...
... both ofthe metal-binding sites
(Table 3). Although the predominant effect is on the
second metal-binding site, substitution of Asp97 by
glutamate and asparagine makes the process of binding
of the ... (K
a
) for the binding of Co(II) were
obtained by fitting these data, after subtraction of the
background heat of dilution, via an iterative process
using the origin software package. This software ... bidentate binding of Glu97 may pre-
vent binding ofthe solvent ligand that appears to be
present in other mono-cobalt(II) species of EcMetAP-I.
Combination of these data suggests that mutating
the...