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Ternary Interactions of Starch, Protein, and Polyphenols in Constructing Composite Thermoplastic Starch-Based Edible Packaging: Optimization of Preparation Techniques and Investigation of Film-Formation Mechanisms. [PDF]
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Staged modulation using synergistic alkaline biochar-ferrate enhances medium-chain fatty acid production from waste activated sludge. [PDF]
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2014
The synthesis of proteins in eukaryotes is typically divided into four steps, i.e. initiation, elongation, termination and ribosome recycling. This key biological event is tightly regulated by the cell. Under condition of increased demand or reduced production of cellular energy the cell can downregulate this process.
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The synthesis of proteins in eukaryotes is typically divided into four steps, i.e. initiation, elongation, termination and ribosome recycling. This key biological event is tightly regulated by the cell. Under condition of increased demand or reduced production of cellular energy the cell can downregulate this process.
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2005
Previous work suggested that elongation, horizontal area, and the boundary material might influence impressions of enclosure. This article describes an experiment in which these three factors were crossed. Ratings of open/enclosed by 15 respondents on 16 plazas indicated that the elongation ratio (range: 1:1 up to 1:1.8) had the strongest effect on ...
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Previous work suggested that elongation, horizontal area, and the boundary material might influence impressions of enclosure. This article describes an experiment in which these three factors were crossed. Ratings of open/enclosed by 15 respondents on 16 plazas indicated that the elongation ratio (range: 1:1 up to 1:1.8) had the strongest effect on ...
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The cytoskeleton, elongation and the control of elongation
Cell Biology International, 2003The epidermis is often considered to be the growthlimiting cell layer in young, growing herbaceous plants (Niklas, 1992). In his classic work, Green (1980) elaborated this idea further for organ development, and attributed a crucial role to the orientation of cellulose fibrils as indicator of mechanical properties.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1973
To the Editor . — I have read, with a good bit of interest, a case report describing a surgical technique for "Symptomatic Elongated Styloid" in your esteemed journal ( Arch Otolaryngol 96:84-85, 1972). What attracted my attention most was rather an unusual feature described by the author, Dr. Richard L.
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To the Editor . — I have read, with a good bit of interest, a case report describing a surgical technique for "Symptomatic Elongated Styloid" in your esteemed journal ( Arch Otolaryngol 96:84-85, 1972). What attracted my attention most was rather an unusual feature described by the author, Dr. Richard L.
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Elongation Factor P and the Control of Translation Elongation
Annual Review of Microbiology, 2017Elongation factor P (EF-P) binds to ribosomes requiring assistance with the formation of oligo-prolines. In order for EF-P to associate with paused ribosomes, certain tRNAs with specific d-arm residues must be present in the peptidyl site, e.g., tRNAPro.
Andrei, Rajkovic, Michael, Ibba
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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 2002
As RNA polymerase II leaves a gene promoter to transcribe the coding region, it faces a major obstacle - nucleosomes tightly wrapped into chromatin. Mechanisms to deal with this obstacle clearly exist in cells, as transcription through chromatin is very efficient in vivo, whereas nucleosomal templates pose a considerable problem for polymerase ...
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As RNA polymerase II leaves a gene promoter to transcribe the coding region, it faces a major obstacle - nucleosomes tightly wrapped into chromatin. Mechanisms to deal with this obstacle clearly exist in cells, as transcription through chromatin is very efficient in vivo, whereas nucleosomal templates pose a considerable problem for polymerase ...
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1987
The author presents a new method of early columella elongation used since 1982 in the repair of 52 bilateral clefts. The method is suitable for two-stage lip repair without a strict muscle union behind the prolabium. So far, the results seem to be promising, since the children's postoperative appearance is almost normal and the disadvantages due to the
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The author presents a new method of early columella elongation used since 1982 in the repair of 52 bilateral clefts. The method is suitable for two-stage lip repair without a strict muscle union behind the prolabium. So far, the results seem to be promising, since the children's postoperative appearance is almost normal and the disadvantages due to the
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