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Therefore, these results demonstrate that the steps of TCA precipitation and organic solvent washing used in our procedure completely removed unincorporated biotin-maleimide, and that samples treated in this way were compatible with reducing gel electrophoresis and Western blot detection of PSOHs.
The influence of mutations at positions 4 and 112 in HA2 on hemifusion at the physiologically relevant pH of 5.5 demonstrates that the steps determining the rate of arrest (from the time of pH drop) and the rate of transition from arrest to hemifusion are the same, that is, both processes are limited by the rate of fusion-peptide exposure.
We interpret this kinetic behavior to demonstrate that rate-liming step for the R isomer has changed to breakdown of the acyl-enzyme intermediate (k3 = kcat).
Many felt the new schemes and partnerships had demonstrated that the "step-change" in carer support which campaigners have called for over many years was indeed achievable.
Figure 6 demonstrates that the step correction as well as temperature correction is very important parts of the processing.
The investigations clearly demonstrate that the important steps of the electropolymerization of conducting polymers take place exclusively in the solid state on the electrode.
Together, these results demonstrate that the developmental steps by which wheat grains are filled is correlated with miRNA-mediated gene regulatory networks.
The results demonstrate that the Two-step reactor is more effective than the One-step reactor in terms of CaCO3(s) dissolution, thus implying conversion of more dissolved CO2 into HCO3− balanced by Ca2 +, which is environmentally benign and can be stored for the long-term in the ocean.
The presented data demonstrate that the gelation step represents the crucial point for the production of morphologically excellent microbeads.
Using this boundary condition, we demonstrate that the time-step is determined only by the convective term.
Rough approximations indicate the advantages of thermal-swing or displacing-agent desorption and demonstrate that the desorption step is the decisive phase in modelling adsorber performance.
