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Figyre 11. Activities of enzymes that remove inappropriate bases from DNA- The specific activities of uracil DMA glycosidase (black bars) and thymine ONA glycosidase (open bars) were measured in extracts of colon mucosa. Extracts were prepared from seven normal human subjects [subjects A to Q. To the extracts were added synthetic strands of double-stranded DNA that contained a mismatched U G pair or a mismatched T G pair. The unit of specific activity used was nmol/mg protein/min. The resuJts show, at least in tissue extracts, that the removal of U occurs at a dramatically greater rate than the removal ofT-... 

On the basis of our experience, the health-educational programmes have shown their effectiveness in reducing work-related diseases, pointing out the importance of prevention and removing inappropriate behaviours which might facilitate the onset of occupational diseases the programmes yield these benefits with low costs. 

In the spectral analysis of solutions, the nebulizer is generally placed in a nebulization chamber with a drain to compensate for fluctuations in nebulizer operation as well as for separating off the large droplets so as to remove inappropriate liquid deposits in the sample uptake system. The nebulization chamber together with the torch and the nebulizer form a unit, and the dimensions and form of each component have to be considered in optimization work. Nebulization systems have frequently been compared throughout the whole development of solution... 

The available balance planes are far removed from locations of expected unbalance and are thus relatively ineffective at the operating speed. The rule of balancing is to compensate in the planes of unbalance when possible. A low-speed balance using inappropriate planes has an adverse effect on the high-speed operation of the rotor. In many cases, implementation of an incremental low-speed balance as the rotor is assembled will provide an adequate balance, since compensations are being made in the planes of unbalance. This is particularly effective with designs incorporating solid-rotor construction. 

Others, however, suggest reorientation to more appropriate realms. The valid point is that uncorrected market failure may prevail. However, often the arguments for subsidies are misstated. Some suggest that the existence of inappropriate subsidies elsewhere justifies aid to those excluded. The preferable reaction to bad existing subsidies is their removal. Past waste cannot be recovered. 

In the absence of diffusion, all hydrodynamic models show infinite variances. This is a consequence of the zero-slip condition of hydrodynamics that forces Vz = 0 at the walls of a vessel. In real systems, molecular diffusion will ultimately remove molecules from the stagnant regions near walls. For real systems, W t) will asymptotically approach an exponential distribution and will have finite moments of all orders. However, molecular diffusivities are low for liquids, and may be large indeed. This fact suggests the general inappropriateness of using to characterize the residence time distribution in a laminar flow system. Turbulent flow is less of a problem due to eddy diffusion that typically results in an exponentially decreasing tail at fairly low multiples of the mean residence time. 

For many situations, a simple total anthocyanin determination is inappropriate because of interference from polymeric anthocyanins, anthocyanin degradation products, or melanoidins from browning reactions. In those cases, the approach has been to measure the absorbance at two different pH values. The differential method measures the absorbance at two pH valnes and rehes on structural transformations of the anthocyanin chromophore as a function of pH. Anthocyanins switch from a saturated bright red-bluish color at pH 1 to colorless at pH 4.5. Conversely, polymeric anthocyanins and others retain their color at pH 4.5. Thus, measurement of anthocyanin samples at pH 1 and 4.5 can remove the interference of other materials that may show absorbance at the A is-max-... 

Ester groups can be removed readily by base-catalyzed hydrolysis. When basic hydrolysis is inappropriate, special acyl groups are required. Trichloroethyl carbonate esters, for example, can be reductively removed with zinc.208... 

Selection of an evaluation-case event helps ensure that buildings are not inappropriately removed from the analysis pool because insignificant incidents were chosen for the evaluation. It also helps ensure that unrealistic or highly improbable events are not chosen for the consequence screening, requiring extensive and unnecessary analysis for incidents that, in fact, are very unlikely to occur. 

In some instances it may be necessary to demonstrate that all traces of specific contaminants have been removed prior to final product filling. This would be true, for example, of many proteolytic inhibitors added during the initial stages of downstream processing to prevent proteolysis by endogenous proteases. Some such inhibitors may be inherently toxic, and many could (inappropriately) inhibit endogenous proteases of the recipient patient. 

In situations where inappropriate clot formation results in the blockage of a blood vessel, the tissue damage that ensues depends, to a point, upon how long the clot blocks blood flow. Rapid removal of the clot can often minimize the severity of tissue damage. Thus, several thrombolytic (clot-degrading) agents have found medical application (Table 12.5). The market for an effective thrombolytic agent is substantial. In the USA alone, it is estimated that 1.5 million people suffer acute myocardial infarction each year, and there are another 0.5 million suffer strokes. 

In many types of analysis, animals with missing data are simply removed from the analysis. There are, however, some situations where this can be an inappropriate thing to do. One situation is when carrying out an analysis of a condition that is assumed to have caused the death of the animal. Although an animal dying at week 83 for which the section was unavailable for microscopic examination cannot contribute to the group comparison at week 83, one knows that it did not die because of any condition in previous weeks, so it should contribute to the denominator of the calculations in all previous weeks. 

The use of any detergent-like molecule is inappropriate for surface labeling, since it may remove portions of the surface membrane and dissolve the attachments for surface markers, as well as permeabilizing the cell to antibodies. 

When building HTS screening collections, it has long been the practice not only to proactively select molecules for inclusion but also to deselect compounds that have undesirable properties. Typical deselection criteria are in silico derived chemical reactivity descriptors designed to remove compounds that might give an inappropriate mode of action or result in toxic events [6]. Other properties derived from the molecular... 

High-level expression of full-length proteins in E. coli may result in the production of inclusion bodies. These are insoluble, inactive aggregates resulting from inappropriate folding and association via hydrophobic interactions. The proteins are fimction-ally inactive in their aggregated state. The formation of inclusions can be advantageous for purification, provided the protein can be successfully solubilized and renatured into its active form. This involves isolation of inclusions and removal of unwanted... 

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