Electronic Communication as a Transferable Property of Molecular Bridges?

RiIANNITOL NETABOLISRII, A TRANSFERABLE PROPERTY OF PNEUMOCOCCUS

The process of bacterial transformation offers a unique met,hod of studying the relationship of the gene to its participation in the production of specific enzymes. Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty (l), in their studies on transformation in Diplococcus pneumoniae, showed that the transfer of heritable characters from a donor strain to a closely related strain was mediated by highly polymerized deoxy...

Market Power and Transferable Property Rights

Modeling electronic documentation as a communication system.

The purpose of this poster is to describe a new research model that describes a novel way to studying the effectiveness of electronic documentation as a communication system. The model, which has been adapted from Gerbner's (1956) General Communication Model and Effken's (2003) Informatics Research Organizing Model (IROM), illustrates both the events that occur during the communication process ...

Anonymous and Transferable Electronic Ticketing Scheme

Electronic tickets demonstrate, without the use of paper, the possession of an authorization or access to a determined service. In this scenario, some security requirements must be accomplished. Moreover, some determined services should guarantee the anonymity of the users in the system. In addition to these requirements, the transferability of a ticket from one user to another (without involvi...

Molecular Characterization of a Three-disulfide Bridges Beta-like Neurotoxin from Androctonus crassicauda Scorpion Venom

Scorpion venom is the richest source of peptide toxins with high levels of specific interactions with different ion-channel membrane proteins. The present study involved the amplification and sequencing of a 310-bp cDNA fragment encoding a beta-like neurotoxin active on sodium ion-channel from the venom glands of scorpion Androctonus crassicauda belonging to the Buthidae family using r...