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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"PabC"”.
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Designing an interactive information tool for people affected by cancer: My Journey
… issues for persons affected by cancer (PABC) who have difficulty comprehending this type of information format.<br/> <br/>The impact of a cancer diagnosis accentuates the need for accessible and relevant information for PABC. This research aims to create an interactive, mobile prototype …
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Structural studies to inform antimicrobial drug discovery and the basis of immunity against T6 effectors
… drug discovery efforts.<br/>The structure of the PabC protein (4-amino-4-deoxychorismate lyase, EC: 4.1.3.38) from the Gram-negative pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa was also determined. PabC is involved in the production of para-aminobenzoic acid on the path to folate. Comparisons with previously …
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Motherhood in Crisis: A Qualitative Study of First-Time Mothers Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
… impact of pregnancy-associated breast cancer (PABC) on a first-time mother’s identity. What effects does life-threatening illness have on the development of maternal identity and connection? This question was explored with a sample of six mothers via semi-structured interview and self-report …
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Modelling patient pathway progression and high resource individuals
… discriminate among People affected by cancer (PABCs) who complete the Macmillan Cancer Support UK pathway, (b) to identify the High Resource Individuals (HRIs) in the PABC data. These two RQ’s can be addressed in both data sets from the NHSS(National Health Services (NHS) Scotland) and from …
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CT610: A Mn-Dependent Self-Sacrificing Oxygenase in p-Aminobenzoate Biosynthesis in Chlamydia trachomatis
… pathway are missing, including pabA/B and pabC, which are normally required for pABA biosynthesis from chorismate. Previous studies have found that a single gene in C. trachomatis, CT610, functionally replaces the canonical pABA biosynthesis genes. Interestingly, CT610 does not use …