Define water of crystallization. View Solution Fill in the blanks in the flow chart to complete the water cycle. View Solution Knowledge Check Which among the following process is not involved in water cycle? AMelting B?Evaporation CSublimation DCondensationSubmit Which among the following process...
Receptor-activated SMADs trimerize with SMAD4 to regulate context-dependent target gene expression. However, the presence of a single SMAD1/5/8 binding motif in cis-regulatory elements alone does not trigger transcription in native contexts. We hypothesi
The location of the amino acid and variant (enlarged and in bold) is given as the number in the UniProt database (O15382). The His tag is in green and the TEV protease site in in purple bold text The gradients utilized solvent A: 0.3% formic acid and 5% acetonitrile in water, and ...
As far as known, binding is mainly mediated by the N-terminal domains of SNAREs that are localized upstream of the SNARE motifs required for fusion20. Some of these interactions are rather stable, allowing for crystallization of the complex such as the yeast Dsl1-complex21 or the complex ...
These compounds during hydration forms a product which separates out in the form of gel which gets thickened slowly and initiate setting of cement. At this point cement becomes fully saturated and takes no water. Crystallization Stage As the name suggests in this stage the gel which is formed ...
Only hard brick is expected to have good compressive strength, resistance against water percolation and thereby the frost action. The hard bricks are also called hard burnt bricks. One method of testing whether the brick is hard or not is to tap the brick with a hammer and listen to the so...
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Ocean (n.) The whole body of salt water which covers more than three fifths of the surface of the globe; -- called also the sea, or great sea. Ocean (n.) One of the large bodies of water into which the great ocean is regarded as divided, as the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic...