... Research, Department of Physiology, University College London, UK,
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Department of Physiology,
University College London, UK ,
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Max-Planck Institute of Neurobiology, Department of Systems and Computational ... integration of spatially dis-
tributed inputs are characteristic of many dendrites; these
principles may well therefore be applicable for many
other systems. In recent...
... analyzed the morphology of type I DA neurons
in these mutant flies. In most cases, the mutant alleles pro-
duced a phenocopy of the RNAi phenotype, validating the
accuracy of the approach. Analysis ... that affect different aspects of dendrite arborization.
But is there any unity of mechanism behind the functional
unity of each group? The answer is likely to be yes. For
instance,...
... cell separates the
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Analysis of the essentiality of hubs and composite hubs. (a) Comparison of
the percentages of essential genes in ... revealed by global
comparisons and composite motifs
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Address: Department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Whitn...
... very high pK
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value of Tyr16 can only be
attributed to a highly desolvated environment, contributed
by hydrophobic residues from both monomers. The role
that Tyr16 plays in the structure of ... highly charged and has not been the subject of
detailed study. The hydrophobic and charged faces of the
RIIa D/D are diametrically opposed to each other.
Interestingly, phosphorylation of RI...
... University of
Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA, USA and
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Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, Division of Pulmonary and Vascular
Biology, Room K4.224, University of Texas ... signifi-
cant cause of morbidity and mortality affecting as many as
30–40% of infants born less than 30 weeks gestation [1].
While the pathophysiology of BPD includes both inflam-...
... ret-
roviral envelope glycoproteins of at least one of them
(HERV-W and possibly ERV-3) may be involved in natural
syncytium induction to form the syncytiotrophoblast [61-
63].
Murine mammary tumor virus ... phylogeny
Host phylogeny
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... Complex systems admit many descriptions (ways of looking at the
system) each of which is only partially true. Each way of looking at a complex system requires its
own description, its own mode of analysis ... which the principles of the thermodynamics
of "closed" systems studied by physicists do not apply.
Unlike closed systems (in which a state of equilibrium is
est...
... regulation of translation of maternally inherited mRNA
by cytoplasmic polyadenylation in Xenopus oocytes.
Polyadenylation is required before the mRNA can be trans-
lated, and regulation of this ... therefore necessary for
oocyte maturation and embryonic development. Cytoplas-
mic polyadenylation depends on phosphorylation of CPEB, a
protein that is bound to specific cytoplasmic polyad...
... matrix of SLNs is composed of solid li-
pids. The majority of lipids commonly used are trig-
lyceride esters of hydrogenated fatty acids. Hydro-
genated cottonseed oil (Lubritab™ or Sterotex™),
hydrogenated ... poly-
dispersity and entrapment efficiency for all the pre-
pared formulae. The polydispersity index is a meas-
ure of the width of the dispersion of particles. Narrow...
... Differential induction of
inflammatory cytokines by dendritic cells treated with novel TLR-
agonist and cytokine based cocktails: targeting dendritic cells in
autoimmunity. Journal of Inflammation 2010 ... advan-
tages of targeting DCs is their role as key initiators of
adaptive immunity, t hereby positioned upstream of the
effector cells in e.g. autoimmunity [1,8]. Furthermore...