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By combining a recently developed cross-polarization pulse sequence designed for quantitative analysis of even low hydrogen containing materials with long range dipolar dephasing, we examine the structure of a thermoseries of chars produced from cellulose.
Paulino, Wöhlert et al. have now examined the structure of a sodium/proton antiporter from a single-celled organism called Methanocaldococcus jannaschii, a species of archaea that thrives at high temperature.
The horsetail nucleus also provides a unique opportunity to examine the structure of chromosomes in a defined orientation (Ding et al. 2006).
The aims of this study were to examine the structure of cancer consultations in a larger sample of medical oncologists and to provide a comparison with the consultations of radiation oncologists using the Cancode interaction analysis system (Dent et al, 2005).
We also examine the structure of operators which admit a maximal commuting family of almost-invariant subspaces.
This study was designed to examine the structure of vocational interests in a diverse sample of individuals who completed the 2005 revision of the Strong Interest Inventory.
It would therefore be of interest to examine the structure of cellulose microfibrils in a grass or cereal species, using the scattering methods that have led to models with less than 36 chains for the microfibrils of non-graminaceous plants.
Users may examine the structure of gene interactions within a set of disorder-associated genes, compare networks of disorder/disease genes with those of other disorders/diseases, and upload their own sets for comparative analysis.
Nevertheless, the global scope of the GPDD data provides the best current opportunity to examine the structure of plant pest associations for a broad diversity of plants and pests of economic and ecological importance.
Here we examine the structure of the macronuclear DNA of Nyctotherus ovalis, a member of a third group of ciliates known as the heterotrichous ciliates.
Here I examine the structure of the bees' memory for a combined spatio-temporal task.
