Axel Wahlenberg (Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1901) contains this charmer by Helen Maitland Armstrong (1869-1948), the stained glass artist, who was also the sister of the binding designer Margaret Armstrong.
Since 1926, many of Knopf's books have appeared in bindings designed by W. A. Dwiggins, a famous Massachusetts book designer and typographer.
"A designer binding is a book binding usually made on commission," he said, "and done by a binder who is not just a craftsman, but an artist".
We demonstrate through AFM measurements in buffer solution, that the deposition and pinning of size-selected gold clusters onto a surfaces creates "designer binding sites", stable at room temperature in air and in liquid.
A recent examination of the binding of RNA to designer PPR proteins found that the terminal positions in the target nucleic acids made the least contribution to the binding affinities of these complexes36.
The gene editing function of designer DNA binding proteins is powerful and will no doubt have therapeutic application for viral infections that have DNA replication intermediates.
The CRISPR and TALE systems use designer DNA binding factors to recruit repressor or activator domains (orange oval) to the lncRNA to affect transcriptional initiation.
The appropriate typeface was chosen and submitted to the author for approval by Random House's designers, and a binding was selected.
In the field, Mr. Albert is known for commissioning what he calls "miniature designer bindings" – the binding, in this context, referring mainly to the covers — that he believes elevate the objects to art.
Another challenge in the field, then, is to measure the percent yield of designer-coated NPs binding to their target and understand the mechanisms by which this event fails.
This dual functioning angiogen provides proof of concept for the application of designer angiogens to matrix binding proteins to intelligently promote endothelial regeneration of selected matrices.
