Posters

Applicability of Computed Radiography (CR) Corrosion and Wall Thickness Measurements, P. Willems, B. Vaessen, W. Hueck, U. Ewert, U. Zscherpel, Y. Onel, Poster at the 7 ECNDT Conference, Copenhagen 1998... 

For several decades, the poster Biochemical Pathways, edited by G. Michal, and initially distributed by Bochringcr Mannheim, now Roche Diagnostics, has been a cornerstone for providing information on biochemical reactions. Figure 10.3-20 shows a part of this poster. Building on the poster, an atlas has been issued [19]. 

This poster indicates the structures of the compounds involved in a reaction, the enzymes catalyzing a reaction, the coenzymes and regulators involved, and whether such a reaction is a general pathway occurring in all species, or a pathway specific to higher plants, animals, or unicellular organisms. 

The importance of this information on biochemical reactions is emphasized by the fact that an image of the poster is also accessible on the ExPASy seiwer [20]. However, for this purpose, the poster has only been scanned. The ExPASy server provides a static image of the information on this web site, augmented only by links to additional information. 

Figure 10.3-20. Part of the poster Biochemical Patha ays edited by C. Michal, Roche Diagnostics (formerly Boehringer Marinheitn).

The very appearance of figure lOJ-20 - and of the poster Biochemical Pathways as a whole [20] - clearly points out the deficiencies of a two-dimensional medium, a drawing plane, to represent the complexity, the high interconnectivity of biochemical pathways. 

J. C. Contassot and co-workers, "Epidemiological Study of Cancer Morbidity Among Workers Exposed to Hydrazine," poster presented at the XXII International Congress on Occupational Health, in Sydney, AustraUa, Sept.—Oct., 1987. 

G. H. W. Bulling and co-workers, Proc. Int. Symp. on Optical Memoy ISOM 87, Poster WC 23. 

Early fluorescent pigments were promoted and adopted for use in screen inks for poster boards and paints for safety applications. These thermoset pigments were not well-suited because of their poor fightfastness. Also, because of their relatively coarse particle size, their use in thinner film applications, such as gravure or flexo, was limited. 

H. H. Hausner, "Basic Characteristics of Metal Powders" in A. R. Poster, ed.. Handbook of Metal Powders, Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York, 1966. 

Sensor Bus. Digest, Poster City, Calif., a monthly pubUcation. 

S. B. Damle and J. A. Krogh, posters presented at The Third Chemical Congress of North A.merica, Toronto, Canada, June 5—10,1988 Biol Chem. Abstr. 21, 22, (1988). 

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