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FIG. 36 (a) A schematic representation of the generalized blocking function (ASF) (b) the steric barrier... 

Caspases. Figure 2 Caspase activating complexes. Schematic representation of all described long prodomain caspase activation complexes. Each complex contains essentially three functionally different building blocks a sensor/platform, an adaptor and an effector in the form of a particular caspase. Some instigating ligands, possible outcomes and regulatory proteins are indicated. 

The elasticity of thermoplastic polyurethane rubbers (which are also known as thermoplastic urethanes or TPUs) is a function of their morphology which comprises hard and soft phases. The hard phases consist of hydrogen bonded clusters of chain segments, which are linked by flexible chain segments that make up the soft phase. The hard blocks, which are the minor phase, exist as separate domains within a continuous matrix of the majority soft phase, as shown schematically in Fig. 25.9. 

Different strategies have been developed in order to block the anomeric reactivity of the glycosidic linkage, all based on the substitution of the acetal function with a more stable function. In order to do that, one of the two acetal oxygen atoms, or both, must be replaced. Fig. 1 schematically shows the possible modifications of the anomeric centre generating glycomimetics. 

The Reference is set to BLKl. This is similar to a part name such as R1 or C3 except that the reference will affect how nodes and parts within the block are named. For example, a resistor within BLKl named R1 on the schematic would be referred to as R BLK1 R1 in the PSpice netlist. A node labeled as vo in block 1 will be renamed as BLKl vo if that node does not connect to components inside another block. An Implementation Type of Schematic View was chosen because we will create the contents of the block using OrCAD Capture. You can also specify the function of a block using other methods such as writing a VHDL description of the block (not available in Oread Lite). The Implementation Name will become the name of the folder in the project tree where the schematic is located. When we look at the tree view... 

Figure 6.66 Schematic illustration of building blocks used to construct molecular magnets. An arrow indicates an unpaired electron, and a star represents some other desirable functionality. Reprinted, by permission, from J. V. Yakhmi, Physica B, 321, 206. Copyright 2002 by Elsevier Science B. V.

Thus the transfer function is basically an input-output mathematical relationship. This is a most appropriate concept to use in conjunction with block diagrams (Section 7.2.1) which are themselves basically input-output schematic diagrams so that each block may be represented by the transfer function describing its behaviour. 

Fig. 6.3 Schematic phase diagram for lamellar PS-PB diblocks in PS homopolymer (volume fraction 0h). where the homopolymer Mv is comparable to that of the PS block (Jeon and Roe 1994). L is a lamellar phase, I, and I2 are disordered phases, M may correspond to microphase-separated copolymer micelles in a homopolymer matrix. Point A is the order-disorder transition.The horizontal lines BCD and EFG are lines where three phases coexist at a fixed temperature and are lines of peritectic points. The lines BE and EH denote the limit of solubility of the PS in the copolymer as a function of temperature.

Fig. 6.42 Schematic of the critical line as a function of ip - 0A -+ n, jj = 0A

Figure 5.14 (a) Schematic diagram illustrating the decrease of the current utilization duringthe acid and base production due to the poor acid blocking capability of the anion-exchange membrane (b) experimentally determined current utilization as function of the acid and base concentration. 

Fig. 13. Schematic representation of the activation functions 1 and 2 of ERa and ERp. AF-1 is ligand-independent but is activated by dopamine, growth factors, cyclic AMP, MAP kinase, PKA activators and Ras. AF-2, on the other hand, is activated by estrogenic compounds. EM-652 blocks both AF-1 and AF-2 completely while hydroxyta-moxifen blocks AF-2 only (Labrie et al, 1999).

Fig. 3. The NEGF-DFT program flowchart. The basic steps of computational procedure are shown schematically in this figure. To calculate //ks[p] and p(r) self-consistently, we use the Green s function technique. In the block called Analysis , the transmission...

Fig. 3. Locomotor hyperactivity to drugs activating forebrain dopamine systems (schematic illustration of response). A. Moderate doses of amphetamine induce progressive dose-dependent increases in counts recorded in automated activity chambers. B. At higher dose, amphetamine induces stereotypy which competes with the expression of locomotion resulting in a suppression of activity counts at peak dose. C. Competing stereotypy yields an inverse U function in the dose response curve (total activity over 2 h test). D. The dopamine receptor agonist apomorphine also increases activity at moderate doses which is blocked by competing stereotypy at high dose, but this drug also inhibits activity at the lowest doses, believed to be due to selective action at presynaptic autoreceptors (see text).

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