• Sampling sediments is usually performed with grab corers The

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  Sampling sediments is usually performed with grab corers [16], [29]. The digested sludge analyzed by Ternes et al. [16] was taken directly from the digester and the activated sludge was obtained by LY83583 of the slurry of STPs [16]. Collected samples are transported under cooled conditions (+4 or

• Furan analogs and N methylpyrrole analogs

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  Furan analogs and N-methylpyrrole analogs had completely different SARs. For example, replacement of the furan-2-sulfonyl moiety of 6 with the furan-3-sulfonyl moiety resulted in 8 with a decreased EP1 Tariquidar methanesulfonate, hydrate sale affinity and an increased antagonist activity, while th

• br Cytochrome P monooxygenases Cytochrome

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  Cytochrome P450 monooxygenases Cytochrome P450 monooxygenases (P450s) belong to one of Nature’s most versatile group of enzymes for C–H functionalization and are able to perform challenging regioselective and stereoselective activations of remote, unactivated C(sp3)–H bonds, for which there are o

• br Conclusions Nanoparticles can be used

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  Conclusions Nanoparticles can be used to modulate the catalytic activity of various industrially and clinically useful enzymes, as well as pH, temperature and storage stabilities, which will enable the process to occur more efficiently and less costly. The interaction between an enzyme and nanopa

• br Inhibiting APC C during Interphase and prior to

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  Inhibiting APC/C during Interphase and prior to Anaphase Because ubiquitylation by APC/C triggers cell division, it is essential that APC/C is restrained until cells are prepared for its substrates to be degraded. In addition to regulation by phosphorylation, an additional layer of control comes

• Thymine glycol severely inhibits DNA synthesis

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  Thymine glycol severely inhibits DNA synthesis by replicative DNA polymerases and requires the action of specialized DNA polymerases for translesion synthesis (e.g. Ref. [26]). Eukaryotic and archaeal RNAPs were shown to pause after nucleotide insertion opposite TG [27,28]. Surprisingly, we found th

• Other factors also contribute to replication fork progressio

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  Other factors also contribute to replication fork progression in DNA damage conditions. For instance, the cullin Rtt101 has a role in fork movement through alkylated DNA, probably associated to a damage tolerance mechanism [52], and TORC signaling is also important for fork progression in response t

• br Use of recombinant collagen to study DDR collagen

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  Use of recombinant collagen to study DDR–collagen interactions Synthetic peptides have proven highly valuable in replicating the characteristics of collagen and in defining the sites on collagen essential for binding and studying protein–collagen interactions. There are, however, disadvantages to

• Furthermore we found that expression of two

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  Furthermore we found that expression of two C1 nodule cysteine proteases, Glyma.06G283100 and Glyma.06G174800, changed very little under drought despite the two proteases having similarity to the Arabidopsis senescence-related SAG12 gene with 62% similarity by Glyma.06G283010 and 58% by Glyma.06G174

• br Materials and methods br Results br Discussion In the

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  Materials and methods Results Discussion In the present study, as a trial to evaluate the marine ciliate E. crassus for further studies, its susceptibilities to B[a]P and β-NF were measured. Acute toxicity of B[a]P in aquatic organisms has been extensively studied, but not enough data is av

• Each of the CYP enzymes alluded to

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  Each of the CYP450 enzymes alluded to above are highly selective catalysts, in that, the three aryl coupling reactions en route the biosynthesis of 1 are catalyzed by three different CYP450 enzymes in a sequential manner (Fig. 1). In sharp PX 866 is the recently described marine bacterial CYP450 en

• Another important mediator in fear learning

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  Another important mediator in fear learning is the neuropeptide corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF). For example, local repeated administration of CRF into the basolateral amygdala potentiates the acquisition of cue-conditioned fear (Bijlsma et al., 2011) and CRF1 receptor antagonists effectively b

• The significant CRF increase in the

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  The significant CRF increase in the DS and the overall changes in the CRF system observed in the VM and DS during the development of sensitization suggest that this neuropeptide (and possibly urocortin) contributes to the specific molecular alterations occurring in the mesolimbic pathway that suppor

• The significance of the two

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  The significance of the two biomarkers for the detection of Aspergillus antigen and DNA in the sputum of patients cannot be over-emphasised. The mean GMI value was higher among CPA patients than the ABPA. This might not be unconnected with the fact that CPA is associated with lung damage and pre-exi

• br Conflict of interest br Acknowledgments

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  Conflict of interest Acknowledgments Part of this work was supported by Institut Francais en Egypte, and the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology in Egypt under the frame of “Imhotep Project N°: 31681XL” and “STDF/IFE project N° 30630″ Introduction NSAIDs play an important role in

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