Co-existence ofclpBandclpCin the Bacillaceae

Co-existence of clpB and clpC in the Bacillaceae.

The gene encoding ClpC in Bacillus anthracis was amplified from the chromosome by polymerase chain reaction using degenerate oligonucleotide primers. These primers also amplified a second DNA fragment identified as a clpB homolog. Both genes were suggested to be functional. Contrary to Bacillus subtilis which possesses clpC but not clpB, many Bacillus species were found to harbor both clpC and ...

On the Co-existence of Conventions

Recent stochastic evolutionary models have shown that the most likely convention when the probability of a mutation is su±ciently small is coordination on the risk-dominant strategy rather than the payo®-dominant one. This paper looks at the consequences of player movement between locations when there are constraints which limit the number of agents who can reside at each location. If the const...

Dataspaces: Co-existence with Heterogeneity

• Users want be able to search the entire collection without having knowledge of individual sources. In some cases, they merely want to know where the information exists as a starting point to further exploration. • An organization may want to enforce certain rules, integrity constraints, or conventions (e.g., on naming entities) across the entire collection, or track flow and lineage between s...

Co-existence of Addison's disease and thyrotoxicosis.

Shifting Boundaries of Gender Co(llege)-Existence

The massive entry of women into higher education and their subsequent experience in educational institutions were never a “natural development.” As a matter of fact, as such a realignment of gender space was made possible by a convergence of various socio-historical forces (including nationalistic concerns for educational enhancement, demands of an expanding and upgrading capitalistic mode of p...