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Therefore, the kinase relies on the ubiquitous two-metal-ion phosphoryl-transfer mechanism ([29] and cited refs).
Reviewer #3: Major points: 1) I'm not very familiar with the spermatid stage being studied but take the authors' point from cited refs that heterochromatin cannot be identified with HP1A, H3MeK9, etc. at that stage.
Major points: 1) I'm not very familiar with the spermatid stage being studied but take the authors' point from cited refs that heterochromatin cannot be identified with HP1A, H3MeK9, etc. at that stage.
You have to be completely fluent in WP MEDRS in order to cite refs on a BLP that's subject to WP FRINGE & WP REDFLAG, or you'll violate NPOV, get reverted and be sent to ARBCOM.
[Author: please cite ref# 26, 27 in text] Dr H.I. was the principal investigator.
The values of energy level are cited from refs. [55 59].
Carneiro et al. [51] agree with the work cited in refs. [23, 38, 49] in that hole migration occurs from anatase to rutile in mixed phase TiO2; however they found that the efficiency of photocatalytic reactions carried out in aqueous liquid phase in the presence of rutile was actually reduced because of this hole migration rather than increased.
For a more complete list, please refer to the conclusions of the study cited as Ref. [62].
The Javascript routines implementing [36] the functionality described in the results [34] section are available via the repository entries cited in ref 36.
Fig. 12 Energy dependence of the phase of the observed S i D 1 cited from Ref. 3. All the S i D 1 's except several in the high-energy region are those of the vertical intensities corrected by the CSSA method, or those for the equatorially directed telescopes which do not require the above correction owing to a negligible influence.
The mechanical parameters of the clay were cited from Ref. [21], including the elastic modulus E = 2,300 kPa, the Poisson ratio v = 0.4, the cohesion of the soil (c) = 21.43 kPa, the angle of internal friction ϕ = 17.13°, and the unit weight γ = 17.8 kN/m3.
