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Showing 1 to 20 of 45 for “"PATE"”.
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Molecular cloning and analysis of the genes for cotton palmitoyl-acyl carrier protein thioesterase (PATE) and Δ-12 fatty acid desaturase (FAD2-3) and construction of sense and anti-sense PATE plasmid vectors for altering oilseed composition of transgenic cotton plants.
A cotton PATE cDNA clone has a 1.7-kb insert with an coding region for 410 amino acids, lacking codons for the three N-terminal amino acids. The predicted amino acid sequence of the PATE preprotein has a characteristic stromal-targeting domain and a 63% identity to the Arabidopsis FatB1 …
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Characterization of cDNA and Genomic Clones for a Palmitoyl-acyl Carrier Protein Thioesterase and an Osmotin-Like PR5 Protein in Gossypium Hirsutum.
… carrier protein (ACP) thioesterase (PATE) and an osmotin-like pathogenesis-related 5 (PR5) protein have been isolated and characterized. PATE is a class B fatty acid thioesterase with specificity for saturated long-chain fatty acids such as palmitate, and is implicated as a key enzyme …
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Palmitoyl-acyl Carrier Protein Thioesterase in Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.): Biochemical and Molecular Characterization of a Major Mechanism for the Regulation of Palmitic Acid Content
… carrier protein (ACP) thioesterase (PATE). In embryo extracts, PATE activity was highest at the maximum rate of reserve accumulation (oil and protein). The cotton FatB mRNA transcript abundance also peaked during this developmental stage, paralleling the profiles of PATE enzyme …
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Eating Behavior and Obesity Risk of Youth Living in the City of San Bernardino, California
… and vegetable consumption, exercise patterns (Pate, Trost, Levin, & Dowda, 2000), risky health behaviors (Neumark Sztainer, D., Story, Dixon, & Murray, 1998) and demographic characteristics (Lytle, Seifert, Greenstein, & Mcgovem, 2000); (Pate, Heath, Dowda, & Trost, 1996). YRBS trend data also …
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Descriptive and experimental analyses of variables maintaining moderate-to-vigorous physical activity in preschool children
… in Children (McIver, Brown, Pfeiffer, Dowda, & Pate, 2009) was used to define the conditions and various levels of physical activity within both the descriptive and functional analyses. Overall, results for all participants suggested high correspondence between outcomes from the functional and …
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The effect of epoch and cut-point on the assessment of physical activity levels in Kenyan school children
… 87±27, 104±35, 111±38, 120±34, 123±42 min; Pate, 596±87, 595±87, 595±87, 597±88, 601±90, 604±94 min; P<0.05) and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) (Sirard, 73±25, 71±26, 37±23, 35±24, 32±24, 28±24; Puyau, 59±22, 52±23, 45±24, 41±25, 38±26, 36±28; Pate, 108±29, 107±40, 110±31, …
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… 15 HEV cases linked to the restaurant. Pork pate was consumed by all 17 diners. Pork livers used to make pate were traced back to a single Australian farm. This is the first reported outbreak of locally-acquired HEV in Australia and has important clinical and public health implications. We …
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… 15 HEV cases linked to the restaurant. Pork pate was consumed by all 17 diners. Pork livers used to make pate were traced back to a single Australian farm. This is the first reported outbreak of locally-acquired HEV in Australia and has important clinical and public health implications. We …
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An Examination of the Relational Aspects of Leadership Credibility, Psychological Contract Breach and Violation, and Interactional Justice
… (Andersson, 1996; Morrison & Robinson, 1997; Pate, Martin, & Staines, 2000; Rousseau, 1995). Employees may simultaneously experience interactional injustice when managers act in disparaging ways and fail to provide adequate explanations (Bies, 1989; Bies & Moag, 1986). Leadership literature …
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Static analysis for incomplete object-oriented programs
… analysed program are not available to partici- pate in analysis. In this case, a whole-program analysis has to make conservative assumptions to be able to produce safe analysis results at the expense of some possible precision loss. To improve analysis precision, an analysis can exploit the …
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College Wheelchair Basketball Players' Construction Of Identities: A Symbolic Interactionism Approach
… (Berger, 2004, 2008; Larkin, Cottingham & Pate, 2014; Shogan, 1999), and its perception of being a charity sport, where bodies that have disabilities do not play "natural body" sports (Berger, 2008). By using the collegiate environment to further study wheelchair basketball players, a …
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The Relationship Among Psychosocial and Environmental Determinants of Physical Activity, Physical Activity Levels, and Body Mass Index in Adolescent African American Females
… Activity Recall (3DPAR: Weston, Petosa & Pate, 1997), the Leisure Time Exercise Questionnaire (LTEQ: Godin & Shepard, 1985), and demographic items. Height and weight measures were taken to assess BMI. Results from logistic regression indicated that the personal factor was a significant …
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Chirality Determination Using Three-Wave Mixing Microwave Spectroscopy
… the previous works of Schnell, Patterson, and Pate, a M3WM spectrometer was constructed and demonstrated at Missouri University of Science and Technology for the use of chirality determination. The first molecule studied with this instrument was carvone, whose traditional rotational spectrum is …
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The Role of Dialect Words in Children’s Social Decisions
… phonetically similar accents (Wagner, Clopper, & Pate, 2013). The present study aimed to determine whether the presence of dialect-specific vocabulary enhances young children’s ability to categorize speakers. Participants completed four training trials in which they were familiarized with photos …
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The Effect of Reintegrating Accelerometer Counts In Preschool Children: Comparison Using Different Epoch Lengths
… 1 15s epoch). Four sets of cut-points (i.e., Pate, Puyau, Sirard, and Van Cauwenberghe) were used to estimate minutes spent in MVPA. The following comparisons were made for counts and MVPA: 15s, 30s and 60s epoch vs. 1s epoch reintegrated, 30s and 60s epoch vs. 15s epoch reintegrated, and a …
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A study of the effect of Iysozyme, pediocin and heat treatment on the survival of pathogenic bacteria in fermented meat products.
… Retail samples of sausage (27), salami (16) and pate (9) were tested for listeria; 21 samples were positive of which 7 were confirmed as Listeria monocytogenes. Lysozyme (3000 units/ml) in combination with heat (4, 8, 37, 47, 52 and 57°C for 1 and 4 hours) in a broth medium showed an enhanced …
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New product development in the UK trout industry
… were generated and tested, and smoked trout pate subsequently developed. This product can utilise trout of any weight or quality, and may therefore act as a buffer against the fluctuating grade denands of other portion-concept trout products. Other benefits to the company are the introduction …
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Evaluating a Brief Sexual Violence Therapy Group for Incarcerated Women
… & Drogosz, 2013; Roe-Sepowitz, Bedard, Pate, & Hedberg, 2014; Zlotnick, Johnson, & Najavits, 2009), with mixed results and several limitations. Most of these treatments are lengthy and resource intensive (cf. Ford et al., 2013) and they provide few, if any, additional benefits compared …
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A qualitative study of agricultural lessons used by Texas teachers in elementary classrooms
Research shows that many citizens have misconceptions about the source of their food and fiber. Several organizations have developed agriculture-based curriculum in an effort to increase agricultural literacy. Although there are a number of resources available to teachers, it is unclear which …
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The Effects of a Viniyoga-Based Practice on Mental Health Clinicians' Perceived Stress, Burnout, and Quality of Life
<p>Psychotherapists often experience stress when treating distressed or emotionally troubled patients due to the emotionally taxing nature of their work, which can lead to burnout and other negative consequences (Bell et al., 2023; Maslach & Leiter, 2016; Simionato & Simpson, 2018) Therapists find …
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