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Histological Examination of Primary Toxic Lesions a) Flank 

After 2, 3 /2, and 5 hours, we did not observe epidermal or dermal lesions, (except a slight infiltration). 

After 14 and 24 hours we observe sub-epidermal bullae, a more or less extended necrosis of the epidermis and a strong dermal infiltration composed of leucocytes and lymphocytes. 

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The general list of factors influencing the uncertainty in the gross rock volume included the shape of structure, dip of flanks, position of bounding faults, position of internal faults, and depth of fluid contacts (in this case the OWC). In the above example, the owe is penetrated by two wells, and the dip of the structure can be determined from the measurements made in the wells which in turn will allow calibration of fhe 3D seismic. 

W. H. Flank and T. Whyte, Perspective in Molecular Sieve Science, ACS Symposium Series, No. 135, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 1980. 

For this reduction use preferably a i litre round-bottomed flask having 3 necks (Fig. 23(G), p. 46), the two necks at the flanks being straight (to avoid the obstruction, during the addition of sodium, which a curved neck might cause). Fit the central neck with a stirrer, one of the side necks with a reflux water-condenser, and the other with a glass or rubber stopper. 

PCR can also be used to modify DNA sequences using primers differing at one or several positions from the target sequence. This is possible because PCR does not require perfect complementarity of a primer to the sequence flanking the target. Since all of the PCR products contain the primer sequence, an insertion or deletion can thus be incorporated into the product by modifying a primer. It is also possible to add new sequences to the 5 -ends of the primers. Modified or additional genetic information may thus be multiplied and transr ported. 

In (3 diketones it is the methylene group flanked by two carbonyls that is involved in enolization The alternative enol... 

A hydrogen attached to the a carbon atom of a p keto ester is relatively acidic Typical p keto esters have pA values of about 11 Because the a carbon atom is flanked by two electron withdrawing carbonyl groups a carbanion formed at this site is highly stabi hzed The electron delocalization m the anion of a p keto ester is represented by the res onance structures... 

Each primer is a synthetic oligonucleotide of about 20 bases prepared so that then-sequences are complementary to the (previously determined) sequences that flank the tar get regions on opposite strands Thus one primer is annealed to one strand the other to the other strand The 3 hydroxyl end of each primer points toward the target region The stage is now set for DNA synthesis to proceed from the 3 end of each primer [Figure 28 14(c )] The solution contains a DNA polymerase and Mg " m addition to the... 

It should be emphasized that the polymerase chaia reactioa requires specific primers for syathesis therefore, the sequeace flanking the sequeace to be amplified must be known. PGR reactioas are also very susceptible to contamination by other DNA. Precautioas agaiast contamination aeed to be... 

Biosynthesis. Two closely related genes encode the three mammalian tachykinins. The preprotachykinin A gene encodes both substance P and substance K, while the preprotachykinin B gene encodes neuromedin K (45—47). The active sequences are flanked by the usual double-basic amino acid residues, and the carboxy-terrninal amino acid is a glycine residue which is decarboxylated to an amide. As with most neuropeptide precursors, intermediates in peptide processing can be detected, but their biological activities are not clear (ca 1994). 

Biosynthesis. CRE is derived from a precursor of 196 amino acids (84,85). This gene contains one copy of CRE, which is flanked by double basic amino acids. The amino acid sequence of the CRE precursor suggests that it may arise from proteins related to POMC and neurophysins (31). The CRE precursor contains a cAMP responsive element which aHows stimulation of mRNA synthesis when intraceHular levels of cAMP are increased (86). 

CCK has been detected in two principal forms, ie, the traditional 33-amino acid peptide, and an octapeptide CCK-8. The intestine produces mainly CCK-33 (133) and the brain produces mainly CCK-8 (132). The CCK precursor contains one copy of CCK-33 (133,134) this peptide is flanked on both ends with double basic residues, whereas CCK-8 is formed from CCK-33 by cleavage of a single basic residue. 

The fleshing is done on a multiroller machine that pulls the hide over a rotating blade, similar to a milling machine that cuts off the flesh from the inside of the hide. The machine includes a mbber roUer that holds the hide near the rotating fleshing blades. Through the adjustment of the clearances or the thickness of the hides and the resiUence of the mbber roUer the flesh is effectively removed regardless of the differences in the thickness of the hide from back to belly and flanks. 

There is a health benefit associated with hindering hydrogen bonding. Alkylphenols as a class are generally regarded as corrosive health hazards, but this corrosivity is eliminated when the hydroxyl group is flanked by bulky substituents in the ortho positions. In fact, hindered phenols as a class of compounds are utilized as antioxidants in plastics with FDA approval for indirect food contact. 

The sulfur-bearing cap rock, being an enclosed formation, is essentially the equivalent of a pressure vessel. Hot water, pumped into the formation to melt sulfur, must be withdrawn after cooling at approximately the same rate as it is put in, otherwise the pressure in the formation would increase to the point where further water injection would be impossible. Bleedwater weUs, used to extract water from the formations, usually are located on the flanks of the dome away from the mining area where the water temperature is lowest. The water is treated to remove soluble sulfides and other impurities before being discharged to disposal ditches or canals. 

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