Resilience of Microbial Systems Towards Disturbances - UvA-DARE
... The observation that higher diversity does not necessarily increase the functional stability of an ecosystem gave rise to the redundancy and insurance hypotheses proposing that ecological functions of different species may overlap and therefore influence the stability-diversity relationship (Figure ...
... The observation that higher diversity does not necessarily increase the functional stability of an ecosystem gave rise to the redundancy and insurance hypotheses proposing that ecological functions of different species may overlap and therefore influence the stability-diversity relationship (Figure ...
Proteins – Essential Biomolecules
... Faulty protein production has many potential causes. The gene base for each specific protein is called a gene. of such projects and they all involve skilled science workers. Lipids act as thecould buildingbe blocks for cell membranes by organising into a double sequence wrong. The process of gene exp ...
... Faulty protein production has many potential causes. The gene base for each specific protein is called a gene. of such projects and they all involve skilled science workers. Lipids act as thecould buildingbe blocks for cell membranes by organising into a double sequence wrong. The process of gene exp ...
June 2016 Vol. 17, No. 2 - Society for Applied Microbiology
... Spending time with the amazing Ken Nealson, during his time in London for the Environmental Microbiology Lecture, opened my world to how diverse the area of geomicrobiology is. I’m not going to bore you with the details of Ken’s personal achievements as you can Google these (or, of course, use your ...
... Spending time with the amazing Ken Nealson, during his time in London for the Environmental Microbiology Lecture, opened my world to how diverse the area of geomicrobiology is. I’m not going to bore you with the details of Ken’s personal achievements as you can Google these (or, of course, use your ...
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... upper case letters G and C on poorly copied sequences. Nevertheless, the use of alternative symbols for G ...
... upper case letters G and C on poorly copied sequences. Nevertheless, the use of alternative symbols for G ...
Identifying Potential genes vital to the symbiosis state of G. manicata
... In order to achieve successful symbioses between Gunnera and Nostoc, the cyanobacteria must have the ability to form motile filaments known as hormogonia1,3. This transformation in its morphology enables cyanobacteria to move towards and into the gland in addition to the ability to penetrate the inn ...
... In order to achieve successful symbioses between Gunnera and Nostoc, the cyanobacteria must have the ability to form motile filaments known as hormogonia1,3. This transformation in its morphology enables cyanobacteria to move towards and into the gland in addition to the ability to penetrate the inn ...
Abstract
... specific causal factor to be singled out, but the early onset and overlapping declines of other large mammals in the region suggests that major environmental changes greatly impacted the fauna of Beringia during this time. Using a similar genetic marker, a set of 126 modern wolves and two Siberian w ...
... specific causal factor to be singled out, but the early onset and overlapping declines of other large mammals in the region suggests that major environmental changes greatly impacted the fauna of Beringia during this time. Using a similar genetic marker, a set of 126 modern wolves and two Siberian w ...
IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences (IOSR-JPBS) e-ISSN: 2278-3008, p-ISSN:2319-7676.
... Most developing nations, including Nigeria, continually generate abundant quantities of agroindustrial residues such as brewer’s spent grains (BSG), which are underexploited. Brewer’s grains, the main by-product of the brewing industry, representing approximately 85% of total by-products generated, ...
... Most developing nations, including Nigeria, continually generate abundant quantities of agroindustrial residues such as brewer’s spent grains (BSG), which are underexploited. Brewer’s grains, the main by-product of the brewing industry, representing approximately 85% of total by-products generated, ...
The Impact of Diagnostics of Fungal Infections on Antifungal Usage
... PCR and ELISA. Using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access, access was gained to anonymised data for these tests from patients at high risk of Aspergillus. The method of analysis was to determine how many patients had risen, but negative ELISA result (0.3-0.4 index) which later became positive (index ...
... PCR and ELISA. Using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access, access was gained to anonymised data for these tests from patients at high risk of Aspergillus. The method of analysis was to determine how many patients had risen, but negative ELISA result (0.3-0.4 index) which later became positive (index ...
evCode-proposals - Gene Ontology Consortium
... * overexpression or ectopic expression of wild-type or mutant gene that results in aberrant behavior of the system or aberrant expression where the resulting mutant phenotype is used to make a judgment about the normal of that gene product. The IMP evidence code covers those cases when the function, ...
... * overexpression or ectopic expression of wild-type or mutant gene that results in aberrant behavior of the system or aberrant expression where the resulting mutant phenotype is used to make a judgment about the normal of that gene product. The IMP evidence code covers those cases when the function, ...
Phylogenetic and evolutionary analyses of St. Louis encephalitis
... doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2008.02.015 ...
... doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2008.02.015 ...
Complete sequence analysis of the genome of the bacterium
... experiments which indicate that the membrane fraction contains ∼50% of the total proteins estimated by SDS-PAGE. About 8% of the genome is composed of repetitive DNA elements RepMP1, RepMP2/3, RepMP4 and RepMP5, while only 67 of all predicted ORFs (9.9%) code for a product without any similarity to ...
... experiments which indicate that the membrane fraction contains ∼50% of the total proteins estimated by SDS-PAGE. About 8% of the genome is composed of repetitive DNA elements RepMP1, RepMP2/3, RepMP4 and RepMP5, while only 67 of all predicted ORFs (9.9%) code for a product without any similarity to ...
Impacts of biodiversity on the emergence and transmission of
... treatments, host snails were 30% more likely to be infected because parasites in multi-species treatments often ended up in dead-end hosts. Increased parasite–host encounter rates caused by reduced diversity are sufficient to increase disease transmission for Schistosoma. The loss of species can inc ...
... treatments, host snails were 30% more likely to be infected because parasites in multi-species treatments often ended up in dead-end hosts. Increased parasite–host encounter rates caused by reduced diversity are sufficient to increase disease transmission for Schistosoma. The loss of species can inc ...
Legionella By Diane Miskowski, MPH EMSL Analytical, Inc. © October 2014
... Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a genetic test which looks for the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that is specific for Legionella. While PCR is not considered the “gold standard” for Legionella analysis, it may be very useful for quickly determining the presence or absence of Legionella in a sample. ...
... Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a genetic test which looks for the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that is specific for Legionella. While PCR is not considered the “gold standard” for Legionella analysis, it may be very useful for quickly determining the presence or absence of Legionella in a sample. ...
How Scientists Think
... With the rediscovery of Mendel’s theories in 1900, gene segregation patterns were rapidly demonstrated in a wide variety of organisms. In many cases, they conformed closely to Mendel’s predictions; in others, aberrant ratios were obtained, which were later shown to result from gene interaction. Alwa ...
... With the rediscovery of Mendel’s theories in 1900, gene segregation patterns were rapidly demonstrated in a wide variety of organisms. In many cases, they conformed closely to Mendel’s predictions; in others, aberrant ratios were obtained, which were later shown to result from gene interaction. Alwa ...
περισσότερες πληροφορίες
... 3β. ….συνέχεια However, some eukaryotic proteins are processed after translation. This is the case for insulin, which is initially translated as pre-pro-insulin and through subsequent passages of maturation reaches the final sequence and conformation. In bacteria, such maturation processes do not t ...
... 3β. ….συνέχεια However, some eukaryotic proteins are processed after translation. This is the case for insulin, which is initially translated as pre-pro-insulin and through subsequent passages of maturation reaches the final sequence and conformation. In bacteria, such maturation processes do not t ...
Resource specialisation and the divergence of killer whale
... analyses may provide different inference, but it will be difficult to control for all relevant factors in a complex model. In Moura et al. (2015) we propose that a phylogeny based on 1.7 M nuclear bp representing many genes was likely to produce a more reliable topology than the shallow single gene t ...
... analyses may provide different inference, but it will be difficult to control for all relevant factors in a complex model. In Moura et al. (2015) we propose that a phylogeny based on 1.7 M nuclear bp representing many genes was likely to produce a more reliable topology than the shallow single gene t ...
pattern matching
... (nucleotide, a.a.) type leading to the first level in the tree (symbol ‘$’ is often included to indicate the end of the string) 1. Regroup each group according to the following base, giving the second row of the tree 2. Continue this process and stop when a (sub)group only contains one sequence posi ...
... (nucleotide, a.a.) type leading to the first level in the tree (symbol ‘$’ is often included to indicate the end of the string) 1. Regroup each group according to the following base, giving the second row of the tree 2. Continue this process and stop when a (sub)group only contains one sequence posi ...
A method for linking in situ activities of hydrolytic enzymes to
... little fluorescence, with gray values typically below 100. 3. Applications of the method By generating standard curves either from enzyme standards applied to test membranes in the field (phosphatase and aminopeptidase) or from known amount of product applied to membranes just before imaging (MU for ...
... little fluorescence, with gray values typically below 100. 3. Applications of the method By generating standard curves either from enzyme standards applied to test membranes in the field (phosphatase and aminopeptidase) or from known amount of product applied to membranes just before imaging (MU for ...
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... An E. coli strain has acquired a lethal mutation in the promoter -10 box of an essential gene. Researchers subjected the strain to a mutagen, and selected a secondary mutation (i.e not in the same gene), which restored growth. Which of the following genes is most likely to carry the secondary mutat ...
... An E. coli strain has acquired a lethal mutation in the promoter -10 box of an essential gene. Researchers subjected the strain to a mutagen, and selected a secondary mutation (i.e not in the same gene), which restored growth. Which of the following genes is most likely to carry the secondary mutat ...
Representing and solving complex DNA identification cases
... and 4 we consider bgt = {16, 20} and bgt = {12, 17}: b is heterozygous, and does not share any allele (in particular, not a silent allele) with pf. We see that the additional observation B makes no difference whatsoever in this case: L B = 1 for all values of pr(silent). However, when b is heterozyg ...
... and 4 we consider bgt = {16, 20} and bgt = {12, 17}: b is heterozygous, and does not share any allele (in particular, not a silent allele) with pf. We see that the additional observation B makes no difference whatsoever in this case: L B = 1 for all values of pr(silent). However, when b is heterozyg ...
A Mutation Causing Reduced Biological Activity and Stability of
... mature secreted protein does not alter its biological or immunological properties (16,17). Since carbohydrate moieties are often required for the proteolytic or conformational stability of the protein component of glycoproteins (18), we searched for other examples of naturally occurring mutations re ...
... mature secreted protein does not alter its biological or immunological properties (16,17). Since carbohydrate moieties are often required for the proteolytic or conformational stability of the protein component of glycoproteins (18), we searched for other examples of naturally occurring mutations re ...