... localized to the RGCL and INL in retinas of DR
rats (Figure 1D), whereas no staining was detected in
retinas of saline controls (Figure 1C).
Increased SR expression in retinas of STZ-induced DR
model
Previous ... predominantly inthe INL (arrow and arrowhead, C and G) compared to the
counterparts in control retinas (A and E). Green indicates SR staining and DAPI staining is blue. RGCL, retinal ganglionic ... vascular changes in DR [12,13]. Excito-
toxins including homocysteine and glutamate can induce
toxicity in RGCs [14]; increased retinal gluta mate is also
found inthe streptozotocin (STZ)-induced...
... mica and kaolinite), and a low eCEC. The
texture is loamy and, inthe case of soils developed on granite, sandy.
2.3. Sampling and analysis of soils and plants
In each ofthe plantations, tree ... abundance of any ofthe micronutrients analyzed.
3.2. Nutritional status ofthe plantations
The results of foliar analyses from the plantations under
study are shown in Table IV. According to the ... thinning.
The levels ofgrowth recorded inthe present study were
lower than those reported for a continuous forest inventory of
stands in Galicia, carried out during the past 20–30 years
(mainly...
... single-factor ANalysis Of VAriance
(ANOVA). The statistical significance was determined
using the False Discovery Rate (FDR) method. The data
were statistically analyzed using the following settings:
error ... applied to analyse tran-
scriptomedataofawiderangeofmodelorganisms
including Homo sapiens and Mus musculus [11-13].
Here, we demonstrate the functionality of GeneTrail for
plant transcriptome analysis ... beyond the single gene level.
Our example of application was based on the compari-
sons ofthe root and leaf transcriptomes ofthe metal
homeostasis mutant nas4x-1 [14] and wild type plants in
response...
... demonstrates theimportantroleof GALA in
the degradation of both linear and
L
-arabinose-substituted
galactan side chains of pectin. This is in agreement with a
previous study in which the synergy of ... main
chain cleaving enzymes as well as with the arabinanolytic
genes [1]. The absence of expression of galA inthe presence
of pectic galactan indicates that galactose is not an inducer
of galA ... presence of
D
-xylose
and xylan as well. This can be explained by the structure of
the polysaccharides. Xylan contains single b-1,4-linked
D
-galactose residues but no b-1,4-linked galactan chains.
Therefore...
... oxygen of
the main chain at Asp266 was bound to amino groups of
main chain of Tyr269 and Ala270 by hydrogen bonds. The
interactions should maintain the structure ofthe C-terminal
region. Inthe ... region on the opposite side of
the N-terminal region on the molecular surface. Inthe wild-
type enzyme, the side chain of Asp266 interacted with the
amino group ofthe main chain at Glu268. The oxygen ... alkalinity than N263D-Sendai.
The mutations at these positions in Sendai should promote
instability ofthe surface region. As the C region of Sendai
also would play animportantrolein restraining...
... thio-b-
D-galactoside; lane 5,
purified NtKTI1 is indicated by an arrow inthe right lane. (B) In vitro
bovine trypsin inhibition by the recombinant NtKTI1 protein (open
circles). Soybean trypsin inhibitor (triangles) ... R (1991) Cloning and sequencing
of the cDNA encoding the major albumin of Theobro-
ma cacao. Identification ofthe protein as a member of
the Kunitz protease inhibitor family. Planta 183,
528–535.
27 ... sub-
categorized into several families, including serine, cys-
teine, aspartic and metalloproteinase inhibitors [11].
Serine proteinases appears to be the largest family of
proteinases, and plant serine PIs...
... ofthe AG/A site abrogated the ability of the
transfected A12L gene to rescue, indicating that A12L proteolysis plays animportantrolein viral
replication. Electron microscopy analysis ofthe ... tetracycline. Inthe absence of tetracycline, replication of vvtetOA12L was
inhibited by 80% and this inhibition could be overcome by transient expression ofthe wild-type
copy ofthe A12L gene. In ... to the expression ofthe A12L protein and its
essentiality in virus replication.
Essentiality of A12L protein and AG/A cleavage in VV
replication
The sequence alignment ofthe A12L open reading...
... resulting
in the construction ofthe p7.5:TetOA12L:NEO plasmid.
Transfection ofthe p7.5:TetOA12L:NEO plasmid in con-
cert with VV WR infection induced the first recombina-
tion. The Neomycin resistance ... function ofthe A12L protein during VV mor-
phogenic transitions and regulation of A12L proteolysis.
Conclusion
By demonstrating that A12L protein and its cleavage at an
N-terminal AG/A play animportant ... defects inthe absence of A12L expres-
sion. To investigate a roleof A12L protein in virus assembly,
T-REx 293 cells were infected by vvtetOA12L inthe presence
(a, b) and the absence of Tet...
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and ...
attention, and invite questions. For closer involvement ofthe audience, you can invite questions at
the end ofthe parts/ main sections ofthe body of your presentation or you can ask questions. ...
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... the top ofthe distribution that there
have been the fastest increases in earnings inthe last 30 years. The figure shows Atkinson
and Voitchovsky’s (2004) analysis of earnings at the top of ...
January 2010
An Anatomy ofEconomic Inequality inthe UK
Report ofthe National Equality Panel
An Anatomy ofEconomic
Inequality inthe UK
Report ofthe National Equality Panel
This report was ... that in such a
parade, the majority has incomes below the average (mean), but a few giants have incomes that are many
times the average.
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An anatomy ofeconomic inequality inthe UK
In preparing...
... one of
the important contributors to thegrowthin earnings inequality over the 1980s.
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An anatomy ofeconomic inequality inthe UK
A crucial factor in all of this – and also inthe earnings ... report to the Minister for Women and Equality by the end of 2009.
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An anatomy ofeconomic inequality inthe UK
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Figure S1 shows what these measures mean in terms ofthe distribution ... shows the range between the 10
th
and the 90
th
percentiles. The thicker bar shows the range between the 30
th
and the 70
th
percentiles. The three vertical lines
running from the top of the...
... the groups ofthe substrate
directly involved inthe reaction. An analysis of the
active sites of DHBD structures inthe presence and in
the absence of substrates and ofthe structure of
P. putida ... to the solvent, thus allowing for the binding of
larger substituents (Fig. 2A).
The CH atoms ofthe substrate ring at positions 5
and 6 point towards the backbone of Leu248 and the
side chain of ... on the asymmetry
of the active site that forces the binding ofthe sub-
strate inthe monoanionic form [38–41]. The decrease
in K
m
values of mutant T249G C2,3O on 3,5-DMC
and 3,6-DMC could indicate...
... activities interesting and interactive.
Teaching aids are importantinthe teaching-learning process.
In Vietnam, the importance of using teaching aids in English teaching
attracts the attention of ... is occurring). They can see and hear the attitude ofthe
persons involved (the interlocutors). They can hear the linguistic registers and the
appropriateness ofthe language within the situation”
Sharing ... ensuring 100% of schools that join
the project have language labs and audio-visual rooms;
Constructing and implementing the training plans on operation and
maintenance of teaching and learning...