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Abstract This article deals with the border effect phenomenon affecting mobility of inhabitants in regions. It aims to identify determinants transport at municipal level, considering distance from border, populations and characteristics closest bordering country. The survey Czech Republic eventually involved 675 representatives municipalities who answered questions on inter-municipal mobility. ...

Zymogram studies of peptide hydrolases from the human intestinal brush border and cytoplasmic fractions produced multiple bands--that is, up to seven--while the brush border membrane produced only a single band of enzyme activity. With all of the substrates tested except L-leucyl-L-leucyl-L-leucine, a band having anodic mobility identical with that produced by the brush border enzymes was produ...

in their study, brenna and spandonaro analyzed the mobility into italian regions. in particular, it analyzes the situation of 5 regions, with very different backgrounds. with this paper, we try to better define the meaning of health mobility and to find its underlying causes. furthermore, we propose a strategy that could help in controlling mobility flows that currently are the source of health...

This article is based on the hypothesis that the relationship between politics and borders is being reshaped as a consequence of the movement of people between States. This process of redefining the concept of “border”, present in both the new approaches to managing migration and the public perception of immigration, is closely linked with the image of “border” projected by politics. For this r...

AMP-activated protein kinase interacts with oligosaccharides and glycogen through the carbohydrate-binding module (CBM) containing the β-subunit, for which there are two isoforms (β(1) and β(2)). Muscle-specific β(2)-CBM, either as an isolated domain or in the intact enzyme, binds carbohydrates more tightly than the ubiquitous β(1)-CBM. Although residues that contact carbohydrate are strictly c...