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A number of major utilities, including American Electric Power in Ohio, Xcel in Minnesota and DTE in Michigan were also working to cut emissions, Ceres said.
Although the classical Moritz formula (Moritz 1980) was used to estimate DTE in the previous geoid model for Japan, here, we evaluated DTE using the integral formula of Martinec and Vaníček (1994b).
There are only a few reports characterizing cis-elements (dendritic targeting element, DTE) in dendritically localized mRNAs, such as the 3' UTRs of α-CaMKII [17] [19]and mRNAsmRNAs [20] and the 5' ID domain of BC1 RNA [21].
Western blot analysis showed that cytochrome c appeared in the cytosolic fractions after 48 h of incubation with DTE in a dose dependent manner.
This characteristic "NDQ" motif is unlike the motifs of proton pumps, which are DTD in bacteriorhodopsin and DTE in the eubacterial rhodopsins.
The proteins extracted from breast cancer tissue and normal adjacent tissue were solubilised in a buffer containing 4% CHAPS, 40 mM Tris, 65 mM DTE in 8 M urea.
In this work, we first develop an optimization framework for Dynamic Traffic Engineering (O-DTE) in WMNs that aims to minimize the interference and congestion at each hop through joint power and rate control so as to achieve high-throughput data delivery.
Chewing the salad resulted only in a decrease in DTE.
Briefly, the samples were reduced in 10 mmol/l dithioerythritol (DTE) and alkylated in 55 mmol/l iodoacetamide (IAA), the gel pieces were dried.
DTE was dissolved in DMSO and different concentrations of DTE (1, 10, 100, 500, 1000 μg/plate) were used in both mutagenicity assay and antimutagenicity assay against known mutagen B[a]P.
In contrast, DTE was significantly reduced in patients with severely depressed LV systolic function when compared with other subsets of patients, and E/E' ratio significantly increased with the deterioration of LV systolic function.
