Women in Mass Communication Challenging Gender Value, Edited by Pamela J. Greedon

Applied Metacognition Edited by Timothy J . Perfect

DNA Arrays. Edited by J. B. Rampal

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) represent a diverse family of nzymes that historically were identified by their ability to proteoytically cleave proteins within the extracellular matrix. With furher investigation, additional substrates for these enzymes have een identified and the number of proteins within the family has xpanded to over 20 different species. Along with the identification of he...

Pamela J . Cascone and Lawrence M

with the thymine residues were isolated and ligated together in a 10-μL reaction mixture (overnight at room temperature) using equal amounts of each fragment. The ligation was terminated by heating to 65°C, and the products were introduced into DH5α E. coli cells. Cells were grown under ampicillin selection and white colonies selected for miniprep isolation. Plasmid DNA was digested with PvuII...

Women , Gender , and Religion Edited by Susan Calef and Ronald A . Simkins Gender , the Environment , and Sin in Genesis

[1] The relationship of gender and the environment is a uniquely modern question fraught with an underlying essentialism that women have a special relationship with nature. Nature, for example, is viewed as feminine – compare such expressions as “mother earth” or “mother nature,” “virgin soil,” and “rape of the land” – and women’s lived experiences, especially those involving birth and childcar...

By Pamela

Recent serological analyses suggest that the antigen-binding molecule of certain T cells carries determinants that were originally defined on the variable region 0dH)1 of the immunoglobulin heavy chain. These include idiotypic markers linked to the immunoglobulin heavy chain gene cluster (Igh-1) (1, 2) and the framework determinants of V~ (3-5), In addition, genetic evidence showed that the exp...