The human (Table 6) and mouse (Table 8) Group IV 5-phosphatase contain a conserved optimal sequence (PRSP) for MAPK phosphorylation; the human protein contains an additional optimal sequence of MAPK phosphorylation (PATP).
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/12/79/prepub This work was supported by the ANR grant 2010 PRSP 006 01 for the MOBIDYQ project (Dynamical Biostatistical models).
For example, PRSPs may include "trade-related conditions that are more stringent, in terms of requiring more, or faster, or deeper liberalization, than WTO provisions to which the respective country has agreed" [ 63](p. 20).
Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) constitute a new framework for policy negotiations with the recipient government as well as a new set of rules for aid implementation.
These changes were the same as those in penicillin-resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae (PRSP), suggesting importance for the enzymatic activity of the protein.
Aid allowing for reduction in debt would be linked to the development of a so-called Poverty Reduction Strategy Plan (PRSP), a blueprint for how nations would use the financial resources freed by debt relief both to increase economic growth and to decrease the number of persons in poverty.
For example what is the impact of PRSPs on equity and health?
First, as noted earlier PRSPs have been used as a source of leverage for import liberalization, without considering impact on countries' ability to meet basic needs related to health.
For instance, past experience with the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs), another top-down initiative advocating participatory projects, points to the challenges of getting meaningful participation at all levels (Shivernje 2005; Mpepo and Seshamani 2005).
However, according to the regional study carried out by UNICEF Regional Office for West and Central Africa and Oxford Policy Management, this pro-child orientation of PRSPs has often not been carried over into government expenditure, due either to weak incentives or technical shortcomings in countries' public financial management (PFM) systems.
