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Thylakoid Membranes and Pancreatic Lipase/Colipase

Popular Abstract in Swedish Fett som tas in i kroppen bryts huvudsakligen ned i tunntarmen med hjälp av ett enzym, lipas och dess regler-protein colipas. Colipas binder sig till lipas och gör att lipas fastnar på fett dropparna som emulgerats av gallsalter. Både lipas och colipas utsöndras av bukspottkörteln. I de gröna växternas blad finns kloroplaster som fångar upp ljus och därvid bildar syre oObesity is a major health problem in the world that increases the occurrence of type-2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The reason for obesity is a dysfunction in the regulation of energy balance. It has been shown that dietary fat induces satiety as long as this nutrient stays in the intestine. One important gastrointestinal satiety signal is cholecystokinin (CCK), released from the intestine

Remissvar: Betänkandet (SOU 2004:131) Konkurrensbrott – En lagstiftningsmodell

Hans Henrik Lidgard & Sverker Jönsson enligt delegation Abstract: Anbudssamverkan, kvoteringsöverenskommelser, priskarteller och marknadsuppdelnings-åtgärder förekommer som separata överträdelser av konkurrensrätten. Dessa konkurrensrättens kärnöverenskommelser förefaller i allt att uppfylla kriterierna för allvarliga förmögenhetsbrott. Förfarandena kan fogas in under strafflagstiftningens bed

Constrained online resource control using convex programming based allocation

A resource allocation algorithm aimed at embedded multi- media systems is presented. Particular emphasis is placed on computational efficiency, suitability for fixed point im- plementation and being able to solve the allocation at run- time when parameters or dynamics change. The algorithm is derived from classic convex optimization theory and the resulting real time properties are studied in simu

Institutional problems in the primary healthcare sector in Bangladesh, report submitted to Sida

The report consists of three papers, two of them are published in the working paper series of the department. One paper deals with decentralized provision of healthcare in rural areas of Bangladesh. The second one deals with partnership with non-public sector in urban healthcare. The third paper deals with client awareness and utilization of service facilities provided by the government.