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Dynamics in Protein Synthesis, Structural Studies of Translation Factors
Protein biosynthesis is performed on ribosomes. The ribosome is a complex of ribosomal RNA and proteins forming two subunits. A messenger RNA strand is decoded on the small subunit by charged aminoacyl transfer RNA (aa-tRNA) molecules and each tRNA molecule delivers its amino acid to the growing polypeptide chain on the large subunit. RNA performs the central reactions and ribosomal proteins and f
How ideas are created and transmitted through the organisation field; Quality assurance in Swedish health care
We note that today ideas and models regarding both how to perform activities and how to pre¬sent oneself are generously offered to all organisations. Thus ideas concerning organisational models, management principles and quality assurance travel between countries, fields and organisations (Czarniawska and Sevòn, 1996). Organisations in the public sector, faced with the demand for higher productivi
Patients’ and their family members’ understanding of the genetics of type 1 von Willebrand disease
The Age of Turbulence - Credit Derivatives Style
This paper focuses on the many extreme credit default swap spread movements observed during the credit crisis 2007-08 and on how the tails of the spread change distribution significantly differ from those of the normal distribution. As a result, Value at Risk (VaR) estimates based on extreme value theory are found to be more accurate than those based on normal or historical distributions, particul
Learning Outcomes in Doctoral Education – Achieved and Assessed?
The development of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) is firmly rooted in the idea of higher education (HE) as the cornerstone of a knowledge-based society. Throughout Europe, HE bodies are addressing issues of quality, mobility, employability and lifelong learning. HE agencies and institutions alike are working hard to harmonise European degrees and apply quality assurance standards (ESG,
Social norms, law and the welfare as means of social control : case study of Mahalla Institutions in Uzbekistan
Vårt perspektiv på Socialstyrelsen
Granskningsgruppen tillsattes på initiativ från Socialstyrelsens generaldirektör Kerstin Wigzell i mars 2000. Uppdraget var att granska Socialstyrelsens arbete ut ett patient-/klient-/anhörigperspektiv. Detta innebär att gruppmedlemmarna med utgångspunk
Externalization: the case of C/case
Maktutredningen: Vågar utredarna ifrågasätta ordningen?
Disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment: A household survey of past behaviors and future preferences in Thailand
Households play a crucial role in the management of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). As waste generators, their decisions at the point of disposal hold a key to a success of WEEE collection. This article presents main findings from a national survey in Thailand about the reported disposal behaviors in the past and the stated disposal preferences in the future. The survey covered t
On Self-Tuning Regulators
The problem of controlling a system with constant but unknown parameters is considered. The analysis is restricted to discrete time single-input single-output systems. An algorithm obtained by combining a least squares estimator with a minimum variance regulator computed from the estimated model is analysed. The main results are two theorems which characterize the closed loop system obtained under
Symposium of North Eastern Accelerator Personnel SNEAP XXXIV
Mass spectrometric imaging of lipid overlayers and tissue samples using time-of-flight secondary mass spectrometry
A randomized study comparing manual lymph drainage with sequential pneumatic compression for treatment of postoperative arm lymphedema
We compared manual lymph drainage (MLD) with sequential pneumatic compression (SPC) for treatment of unilateral arm lymphedema in 28 women previously treated for breast cancer. After 2 weeks of therapy with a standard compression sleeve (Part I) with maintenance of a steady arm volume, each patient was randomly assigned to either one of two treatment regimens (Part II). MLD was performed according
The good, the bad and the in-between : in search of a Finnish personal passive
Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system.
The cholinergic hypothesis of geriatric memory dysfunction suggests that the learning and memory deficits representing the cardinal symptoms of dementia in the aged and in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease may be attributable to a decline in the function of the cholinergic projection systems of the basal forebrain. Although many studies have addressed the issue of a causal relationship b