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Labelled Tyrosinase from Labelled Substrate

Nature, 1965
IT is well known that tyrosinase becomes inactivated when it oxidizes phenol or pyrocatechol but is much more stable towards substituted phenols and catechols, such as 4-5-dimethyl catechol1. We wish to report evidence which seems to support the view that this inactivation is due to the formation of a compound between the enzyme protein and the product
B J, WOOD, L L, INGRAHAM
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Food Labeling

Diabetes Care, 1994
In June 1990, the American Diabetes Association approved a food labeling position statement (1) that emphasized the following four general points: 1) food labeling must be truthful, meaningful, understandable, and complete; 2) no food should be designated or promoted as nutritionally good, bad, healthful, or unhealthful for people with diabetes; 3 ...
M L, Wheeler   +7 more
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One Point of View: Labels, Labels, Labels

The Arithmetic Teacher, 1977
In the last decade the number of labels assigned to students has increased phenomenally. The amount of assistance and funding provided for children with learning problems has been both amazing and effective in helping them overcome and compensate for their difficulties, differences, or disabilities.
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Beyond labels

Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2002
This article advocates a neopragmatic approach to collaborative planning in protected areas characterized by historical conflict among diverse stakeholders. Our example is a multisectoral process initiated to address use and development conflicts in the international tourism destination of Banff National Park, Canada.
Tazim B. Jamal   +2 more
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Protein labelling

Molecular BioSystems, 2016
Professor Eranthie Weerapana and Professor Lyn Jones introduce this Protein Labelling themed issue.
Lyn H, Jones, Eranthie, Weerapana
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Digoxigenin labeling

Molecular Biotechnology, 1997
Digoxigenin is increasingly used as a label for nonradioactive detection of nucleic acids and proteins. A variety of methods for labeling are described as well as numerous applications of technology.
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Labelled superposition

2014
Diese Arbeit besteht aus zwei Teilen: Im ersten Teil wird die Splitting-Regel zur Fallunterscheidung im Superpositionskalkül formalisiert und die Korrektheit der Formalisierung bewiesen. Ausserdem wird die Splitting-Regel mit einem neuartigen Verfahren zum Lernen von Lemmata erweitert, welches das Lernen von nicht-grund Lemmata erlaubt. Der zweite Teil
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Mike’s Labels

New England Journal of Medicine, 2019
Mike’s Labels Mike is a homeless chronic alcoholic. I know this because I wrote his labels right here on his medical record.
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“Label Dermatitis”

American Journal of Contact Dermatitis, 2003
Udgivelsesdato: 2003 ...
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Warning labels

Nursing Standard, 1987
Two new labels warning of Methycillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) and Cytotoxicity have been produced by Jencons to help staff comply with safety legislation. The labels in packs of 100 for the MRSA and reels of 500 for the cytotoxic warning.
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