Red algal and green plant SSB originated from the SSB in α-proteobacteria (fig. 2 D).
Among-species comparisons reveal that synonymous substitution rates vary by four orders of magnitude across seed plants, from a low of 0.015 SSB in Cycas (Table 1) to a high of 166 244 SSB in Plantago media [ 6].
When RecA is added to ssDNA wrapped by a single SSB, RecA takes longer to polymerize but eventually removes the SSB in a stepwise fashion.
Liu and Emch (2005) address the interpretative problems of explaining SSB in nonrelativistic quantum statistical mechanics).
Our study aimed to test for caloric compensation of SSB in the free-living setting of daily meals.
SSB in D. melanogaster appears to be a highly labile trait susceptible to varied influences from the social environment.
(a) effect of WCB in N2O flux, (b) effect of SSB in N2O flux, (c) effect of PGB in N2O flux, (d) effect of WCB in CH4 flux, (e) effect of SSB in CH4 flux, (f) effect of PGB in CH4 flux, (g) effect of WCB in CO2 flux, (h) effect of SSB in CO2 flux, (i) effect of PGB in CO2 flux.
In this work, a comparison was made between the outcomes of the fractionation of sweet sorghum bagasse (SSB) in an autoclave and in a microwave apparatus.
The importance of SSB in DNA metabolism is not limited to simply binding and protecting ssDNA during DNA replication, as previously thought.
In the naked DNA of plasmids, there are large distances separating the DNA loops; the decays can only produce DSB or SSB in the case of a high hit probability of the radiation.
The present study deals with the investigation of the storm water sedimentation basin (SSB) in Dürren (Allgäu region, Southern Germany), receiving road runoff from a nearby motorway (A 96) during rain fall events.
