Two examples are mammalian alkaline phosphatase, a highly potent exopolyphosphatase, and the human protein, h-prune, a short-chain exopolyphosphatase implicated as a regulator of metastasis.
You've recently had a little local difficulty with the Society of Authors, which objects to the fact that you're going to prune the number of short stories on Radio 4. Is its indignation justified?
The route network will be pruned of unprofitable, short-haul services to free up slots for more flights of smaller, 100-seater, short-haul aircraft such as the Airbus 318s that BA ordered this week.
One can argue, as Stephen King did in his review of "Raymond Carver: A Writer's Life" and "Raymond Carver: Collected Stories" (Nov. 22), that Gordon Lish overstepped editorial boundaries when pruning Carver's masterly short stories.
Cut above and below the wire(Or strip of nylon when pruning and allow the short piece of vine remaining to fall loose.
However, unlike other PPXs, h-prune hydrolyses only short-chain polyP, but the long-chain polymers rather inhibit the activity of the enzyme.
In other words, pruning propagates from shorter intervals to longer length intervals containing them.
This fact motivates to consider rooted subtree prune and regraft (rSPR, for short) operations [ 30] to analyze the differences between the reduced principal subtree of an LGT network and its reduced secondary subtrees.
By drastic cutting and pruning, Ornstein moved Continental Express in short order from a $40 million yearly loss to a $25 million profit.
