Transferrins can be divided into 4 categories according to their occurrence, namely, (a) serum transferrins (present in plasma), (b) lactoferrins (present in milk and other secretions in mammals), (c) melanotransferrins (expressed on cell surface of melanoma cells), and (d) ovotransferrin (found in egg white).
The usual approach to writing an entry on a historical figure, namely presenting a straightforward summary of her major works and then offering a few words of appraisal, cannot be carried out in her case.
A kinetic model for the integration of self-replication with the formation of a mechanically interlocked molecular architecture, namely a rotaxane, is presented.
Namely, we present a way of building ontologies that proceeds in a bottom-up fashion, defining concepts as clusters of concrete objects.
In this note we answer this question to the negative, namely we present a simple CCA2 attack on the Kurosawa Desmedt key encapsulation mechanism.
Namely, we present a new approximation of the reference and elastic metrics whose contractions with the incremental total and elastic strains lead exactly to the increment of the total and elastic natural volumetric strains, respectively.
And that is the main thrust of the present manuscript, namely, to present a quantitative way to relate network topology with information in active networks.
By appealing to analysis (1′′), it follows that there is a way to deny (1) without being committed to the existence of a present King of France, namely by changing the scope of the negation operator and thereby accepting that "It is not the case that there exists a present King of France who is bald" is true.
Further, if an individual has a present bias, namely his or her current utility is especially high compared with future utility, he or she is more likely to start smoking and to fail to quit smoking many times despite acknowledging the health benefits of not smoking.
In the assembled hepatosphere, all three types of cell junctions are present, namely (a) anchoring junctions (AJ), (b) occluding junctions (OJ) and (c) communicating junctions (CJ) (Peshwa et al. 1996; Vinken et al. 2006a).
