ON THE EMERGENCE AND EVOLUTION OF THE EUKARYOTIC TRANSLATION APPARATUS

The present investigations on influence of storage on the emergence and parasitization efficiency of laboratory reared Trichogramma was carried out at Biocontrol Research Laboratory, JAU, Junagadh.

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in different way. It can be the direct exchange between people in differentcommunities through mass media or translating literature and art works froma source language to target language.Cultural factor affects all linguistic aspects at different level in whichlexical aspect is dominated much[r]

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ment cycle of their systems. ASIYA generates anumber of linguistic analyses over both the candi-date and the reference translations. However, thecurrent command-line interface returns the resultsonly in text mode and does not allow for fully ex-ploiti[r]

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with certain topology, such as SW, SF, and ring or chain networks 4–9. However, thetopology or edge weight of many realistic networks is uncertain or unknown. Study showsthat the topological structure and edge weight directly affect the synchronous ability ofnet[r]

Kaiser, C.A. &amp; Schekman, R. (1990). Distinct sets of SEC genes govern transport vesicle formation and fusion early in the secretory pathway. Cell, Vol.61, No.4, pp. 723-733 Kappler, R.; Kristen, U. &amp; Morre, D.J. (1986). Membrane flow in plants: Fractionation o[r]

In Tamil Nadu, 181 longhorn species constituting 10.8 per cent of Indian species, under 103 genera and five subfamilies were listed. The Western Ghats exhibited the highest degree of endemism with 84 species and five specie[r]

genetic change in the H1N1 viruses the 2005–2006 season presented H1N1 of greater variability thanbefore. This indicates that H1N1 viruses are evolving and that H1N1 soon is likely to be the prevalentstrain again. Generally, the influenza A haemagglutinin (HA) o[r]

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Conclusions Our study suggested that several prevalent lineages of HN gene are highly conserved and evolution occurred from the late 1980s in HPIV1 in Yamagata prefecture. Viral evolution was estimated by detailed phylogenetic analyses using the NJ and