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5.6 The Seven Layers of theOSIReference Model
5.6.1 Layer 1: The Physical Layer
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to that of theDataLinkLayer and the Network Layer. At the time when OSI
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wireless features listed above have their strongest impact
on these layers and their interaction. In recent years, the
importance of the cross -layer design at the PHY/MAC /link
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stimulated by phosphorylation inthe arginine-serine repeat-
containing region by a protein kinase(s) ... that the cell cycle-dependent binding of
LBR to chromatin is regulated by phosphorylation in the
arginine-serine repeat-containing region b y multiple kinases.
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minister; and, on the other, the impartial conduct displayed towards him in 1840 by
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nurse the baby. While one is lying with the baby in the
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A feature of clinic work in Malawi isthe set protocols for
managing likely presenting problems. These are reminis-
cent of guidelines and flowcharts displayed in accident
and emergency ... smoking cessation advice ses-
sion that included singing and dancing with their doctor
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in Puumala hantavirus, a hairpin-like structure formed by
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nation events, leading, however, to the deletion of the
hairpin-forming sequences (A. Plyusnin, unpublished
observations). The role of RNA folding in hantavirus
recombination ... in a hypothetical in vivo situation, from one rodent
to another. If transmission is performed in a sampling-
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ruses [13] – the recombinant...
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the RNA-polymerase, the M segment encoding two exter-
nal glycoproteins, and the S segment encoding the nucle-
ocapsid (N) protein [12]. Hantaviruses are maintained ... non-
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region of the S ... be involved in recombi-
nation events, leading, however, to the deletion of the
hairpin-forming sequences (A. Plyusnin, unpublished
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dence could increase substantially inthe future in the
Philippines. This trend is also in contrast ... epidemic. It is important to
understand the reasons forthe disparate nature of HIV in
this country in order to ascertain whether lessons can be
learnt for effective control in other settings and ... HIV epidemic does not emerge inthe Philip-
pines. The first recorded case of HIV infection in the
Philippines was in 1984 [2-10]. Since then, the country
has maintained an HIV prevalence of less...
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