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the many-body expansion of the interaction energy Eint=−10 kcal/mol repre-sents a series decaying rather quickly: E(2 4) =−17 kcal/mol for the two-body,E(3 4) =+5 for the three-body and E(4 4) =+2 for the four-body interac-tions.Are non-additivities large?Already a[r]

tion of 4E-BP1 in human cells. Binding of 4E-BP1 to raptor stronglydepends on an intact TOS motif, but the RAIP motif and additionalC-terminal features of 4E-BP1 also contribute to this interaction. Muta-tional analysis of 4E-BP1 reveals that isoleucine is a key fe[r]

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Chuyển thành tỉ lệ: x I 1 y III 3 x = 1; y = 3 CTHH: NH3 PTK = 17b.Viết công thức dạng chung: Kx(SO4)yTheo quy tắc hoá trị ta có: x . I = y . IIChuyển thành tỉ lệ: x II 1 y I 4 x = 2; y = 1 CTHH: K2SO4 PTK = 174Câu 5 : (1đ) Khối lợng tính bằng gam của một nguyên tử H = 1đvC = 1,66 . 10-24gSố nguyên[r]

NANO EXPRESSBioconjugates of Glucose Oxidase and Gold Nanorods Basedon Electrostatic Interaction with Enhanced ThermostabilityZhanfang Ma Æ Teng DingReceived: 20 May 2009 / Accepted: 1 July 2009 / Published online: 15 July 2009Ó to the authors 2009Abstract Bioconjugates made up of an enzyme a[r]

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