Pin cells

A third yeast prion, PIN, is similar in some respects, but its non-prion domain—in this case, the N-terminal part of the molecule—has no established cellular function. The protein Rnqlp is a gain-of-function prion whose activity is expressed via its ability to induce [PS/]. [PIN] forms much more readily than the other two prions, and [PIN] cells induce [PSI] under... 

Delahoy AE, Gao SC, Murphy OJ, Kapur M, Bockris JOM (1985) A one-unit photovoltaic electrolysis system based on a triple stack of amorphous silicon (pin) cells. Int J Hydrogen Energy 10 113-116... 

Leyser, O., 2005, Auxin distribution and plant pattern formation how many angels can dance on the point of PIN , Cell 121 819-822. 

Hyaline bodies are observed as round, eosinophilic, occasionally layered acidophilic corpuscles in the cytoplasm of degenerated hepatocytes. Diffusely distributed in the lobule, they are particularly evident in acute viral hepatitis A and B. It was, in fact, in yellow fever that they were first described as Councilman bodies (w.T. Councilman) in 1890. So-called pin cells, i.e. dehydrated, pin-shaped, compressed liver cells, may be regarded as precursors of the hyaline bodies. As a rule, they can be fully restored. 

Liver cell degenerations (hydropic swelling, eosinophilic degeneration, pin cells, hyaline bodies) and cell polymorphy, single cell necrosis in the form of (acidophilic) Councilman bodies, infiltration of lymphocytes, macrophages and activated stellate cells (yet only few plasma cells and neutrophilic granulocytes), proliferation of sinusoidal cells. 

S.convernon from pin cell gemnetry to homogenemis U Oj + UO2 + HiO,+B inixtures. 

Piezcj-electric 8 pin cell Current technology 8 pins in Up position... 

How does one query the library (db file) in DC for information about pins, cells, and functionality for library cells. 

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