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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"E-forms"”.

  1. Anticancer Effects of Vitamin E Forms and Their Long-chain Metabolites via Modulation of Sphingolipid Metabolism

    … of death. Studies have shown that vitamin E forms including gamma-tocopherol (γT), delta-tocopherol (δT), and gamma-tocotrienol (γTE) exhibited potent anticancer activities in various types of cancer cells. But molecular mechanisms underlying anticancer actions of γTE are not completely …

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  2. ELECTRONIC STUDENT-FORM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    … location is a way of life. Electronic Forms (E-FORMS) are an easy way to communicate efficiently with students. At present, universities are still using old systems for communication where efforts to improve the system is a lethargic process. As most of these universities are still …

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  3. Development of Quantitative Solid-State NMR Methods to Characterize Membrane Proteins

    … Envelope (E) protein is the least understood. E forms a membrane-bound ion channel and is associated with inducing the respiratory symptoms of the disease. The exact oligomeric state of E was not known. The fluorine centerband-only detection of exchange (CODEX) experiment was employed to directly …

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  4. Role of Bacterial Lipocalin Proteins in Antimicrobial Resistance

    … I report that watersoluble<br/>and liposoluble forms of vitamin E inhibit antibiotic binding by BcnA.<br/>In vitro, both vitamin E forms bind strongly to BcnA and contribute to reduce the MICs of antibiotics. Expression of BcnA was required for the adjuvant effect of vitamin E. In vivo, vitamin …

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  5. USING SINGAPORE COLLOQUIAL ENGLISH AS A PEDAGOGICAL MEASURE IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSROOM

    … of Changes in Word Order and Word Forms (indicating tense, time, place and determiner) in reported speech IV Omission of 'if/whether' (in reporting questions) V Omission of 'that' (in reporting statements) Two groups of about 25-30 students each formed the subjects (i.e. the target …

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  6. Vitamin E : elucidation of the mechanism of side chain degradation and gene regulatory functions

    … of metabolites from the individual vitamin E forms in cell culture as well as in experimental animals and in humans. Recent findings not only proposed an CYP3A4-mediated degradation of vitamin E but also suggested an induction of the metabolizing enzymes by vitamin E itself. In order to …

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  7. Becoming Friends of God: Practicing Philosophy of Religion and Theology in and for a Radical Spirit of Individuality and Humanity

    … intelligence, as opposed to artificial, inhumane forms of intelligence and why we must learn to practice more human(e) forms of intelligence than we are accustomed to practicing, today. This dissertation also clarifies what it means for us to come to have life to the full, or for us to fully …

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  8. Aspects of the mechanisms of alkaline hydrolysis of amino acid esters

    … consistent with a reaction scheme involving both forms of the ester, E and EH⁺, reacting in two parallel, second order, pathways with rate constants kE and kE8 +. The two forms of the ester are connected by a pH dependent equilibrium governed by K_a^T. Values for~ and kE8+ were separated using …

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