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Mass transfer to and copper deposition on a round bar in a new type of electrolytic cell: the helix cell
Full text linkLight-deflection effects in the interferometry of one-dimensional refractive-index fields
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Spatially Resolved In Situ Measurements of the Ion Distribution Near the Surface of Electrode in a Steady-State Diffusion in an Electrolytic Tank with Confocal Micro X-ray Fluorescence
No full textMetabolic-energy-dependent movement of PML bodies within the mammalian cell nucleus
No full textPromyelocytic leukaemia (PML) nuclear bodies are present in most mammalian cell nuclei. PML bodies are disrupted by PML retinoic acid receptor alpha (RAR alpha) oncoproteins in acute promyelocytic leukaemia. These bodies contain numerous proteins, including Sp100, SUMO-1, HAUSP(USP7), CBP and BLM, and they have been implicated in aspects of transcriptional regulation or as nuclear storage depots. Here, we show that three classes of PML nuclear bodies can be distinguished, on the basis of their dynamic properties in living cells. One class of PML bodies is particularly noteworthy in that it moves by a metabolic-energy-dependent mechanism. This represents the first example of metabolic-energy-dependent transport of a nuclear body within the mammalian cell nucleus
Transfer Printed Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductors for PbS–ZnO Heterojunction Quantum Dot Solar Cells
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