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Quantitative and qualitative assessments of PC1 on canine cranioskeletal shape.

, 2012
(A) Gray wolf (mesocephalic, ancestor to dogs) (B) Afghan hound (dolichocephalic), (C) Leonberger (mesocephalic), (D) Pug (brachycephalic). (E) Boxplots of PC1 (corresponding breed names are listed in Table S2).
Sarah A. Hutchinson (145792), Elaine A. Ostrander (145833), Holly C. Beale (145800), Brennan Decker (145811), Daniel L. Faden (145807), Maud Rimbault (11601), Robert K. Wayne (145824), Raman Sood (12016), Jeffrey J. Schoenebeck (145790), Carlos D. Bustamante (51881), Alexandra Byers (145795), John W. Fondon III (145820), Adam R. Boyko (145817), Blake Carrington (145804), Jeffrey M. Kidd (145815), Brian Ciruna (34268)   +15 more
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Calmodulin binds the PC1 tail in the presence of calcium.

, 2016
(A) Map of PC1-expression constructs: Full-length membrane-anchored (FLM), N-terminal membrane-anchored (NTM), C-terminal membrane-anchored (CTM), the soluble tail (p30), and fragment that completely lacks the first putative CaM-binding motif (p30dC1 ...
Tengis S. Pavlov (367703), Surya M. Nauli (308867), Kevin R. Kipp (3079395), Alexander Staruschenko (367705), Nicholas Doerr (2446855), Guangyi Liu (3079398), Ashraf M. Mohieldin (3079392), Thomas Weimbs (349897), Yidi Wang (3079407), Jesse J. Benza (3079401), Vladimir Pletnev (3079404), Maki Takahashi (308852)   +11 more
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Glucagon and PC2 or PC1/3 colocalization.

, 2014
A: Representative islets showing glucagon (green) and PC2 (red, indicated by block arrows), glucagon (green) and PC1/3 (red, indicated by block arrows) immunoreactivity from non-pregnant and pregnant C57BL/6, GLP-1RKO and GIPRKO mice are shown.
Daniel J. Drucker (350272), R. Charlotte Moffett (484462), Bernard Thorens (120953), Srividya Vasu (577739), Peter R. Flatt (484465)   +4 more
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Dephosphorylation of PC1 by PP1α.

, 2012
To determine whether PP1α can dephosphorylate PKA-phosphorylated PC1, a GST-PC1 C-tail fusion protein (GST-HT193) was purified from bacteria, bound to GSH-agarose beads, and phosphorylated by PKA with [γ-32P]ATP. Unincorporated 32P was removed by washing
Stephen C. Parnell (160446), Sanjeev Puri (160447), Darren P. Wallace (160449), James P. Calvet (160452)   +3 more
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Préambule [PDF]

Synergies Mexique, 2019
Clotilde Barbier Muller
doaj  

Débats critiques

Cahiers d’Études Romanes
Coordinateur : Carlo Baghetti
doaj   +1 more source

Préambule [PDF]

Synergies Mexique, 2015
Stéphanie Voisin
doaj  

Microbial diversity in Pyrenean ice caves: extreme cryogenic environments as analogues for extraterrestrial habitability. [PDF]

FEMS Microbes
Muñoz-Hisado V, Puente-Sánchez F, Bartolomé M, Giménez R, Garcia-Lopez E, Moreno A, Cid C.   +6 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Plant-Soil-Microbe Interactions Along a Salinity Gradient in the Songnen Plain Grasslands. [PDF]

Microorganisms
Li H, Zhu W, Hu T, Chen Y, Han Z, Xiao H, Qin L, Mei L.   +7 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Dual <i>Lactiplantibacillus plantarum</i>-Derived Postbiotics Reduce Pathogens and Preserve the Quality of Goldenberry (<i>Physalis peruviana</i> L.) During Storage. [PDF]

Foods
Molina D, Reyes P, Cuamacas Y, Angamarca E, Ortega C, Centeno R, Tenea GN.   +6 more
europepmc   +1 more source