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Mechanistic Role of the Mdm2/MdmX Lid Domain in Regulating Their Interactions with p53. [PDF]
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B - Biological Sciences, 1955
On the basis of a number of aberrant linkage-like segregations obtained by various workers from hybrids between European and Asiatic races of mice (Gates 1926; Little 1927; Green 1931), it is suggested that in murine, and presumably in other, subspecific hybrids there is a tendency for centromeres of similar ancestral origin to segregate in meiosis to ...
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On the basis of a number of aberrant linkage-like segregations obtained by various workers from hybrids between European and Asiatic races of mice (Gates 1926; Little 1927; Green 1931), it is suggested that in murine, and presumably in other, subspecific hybrids there is a tendency for centromeres of similar ancestral origin to segregate in meiosis to ...
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Affine, Quasi-Affine and Co-Affine Wavelets
2003Abstract “Classical” wavelets are obtained by the action of a particular countable subset of operators associated with the affine group on a function ψ ∈ L 2 (ℝ). More precisely, this set is the collection { D 2j T k : j,k ∈ ℤ}, where T k is the translation by the integer k and D 2j is the (unitary) dilation by 2 j .
Guido Weiss +7 more
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Affine Surfaces which are Both Affine Harmonic and Affine Maximal
Results in Mathematics, 1995We study affine surfaces which are both affine maximal and affine harmonic. We prove that an indefinite surface satisfying both conditions is affine equivalent to an open part \((u,{1\over 2}u^2,P_1(u)+\upsilon,P_2(u)+{1\over 2}\upsilon^2)\), where P1 and P2 are arbitrary functions of one variable.
Luc Vrancken, Franki Dillen
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2007
The electron affinity of NO has been measured to be 0.026 eV by laser photodetachment experiments. This low electron affinity (just 2.5 kJ/mol or 210 cm-1) presents a computational challenge that requires careful attention to several aspects of the computational procedure required to predict the electron affinity of NO from first principles.
David E. Woon +2 more
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The electron affinity of NO has been measured to be 0.026 eV by laser photodetachment experiments. This low electron affinity (just 2.5 kJ/mol or 210 cm-1) presents a computational challenge that requires careful attention to several aspects of the computational procedure required to predict the electron affinity of NO from first principles.
David E. Woon +2 more
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The Affinities of “Hesperornis”
Nature, 1897IN the autumn of 1870, I discovered, in the Cretaceous of Western Kansas, the remains of a very large swimming-bird, which in many respects is the most interesting member of the class hitherto found, living or extinct. During the following year, other specimens were obtained in the same region, and one of them—a nearly perfect skeleton—I named ...
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ELECTROPHORESIS, 2009
AbstractThe journal Electrophoresis has greatly influenced my approaches to biomolecular affinity studies. The methods that I have chosen as my main tools to study interacting biomolecules – native gel and later capillary zone electrophoresis – have been the topic of numerous articles in Electrophoresis.
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AbstractThe journal Electrophoresis has greatly influenced my approaches to biomolecular affinity studies. The methods that I have chosen as my main tools to study interacting biomolecules – native gel and later capillary zone electrophoresis – have been the topic of numerous articles in Electrophoresis.
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