Control by light and oxygen of B875 and B850 pigment-protein complexes in Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides

AbstractControl by light and oxygen of the formation of B875 and B850 pigment-protein complexes in Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides was evaluated by use of Hill plots. Kinetics of oxygen-dependent control exhibited Hill coefficients of n = 1.06 and n = 0.65 for B875 and B850 complexes, respectively. Half-maximum inhibition of B875 complexes was at 20.4% air saturation of the medium and of B850 complexes at 0.9%. Light controlled both complexes with an identical sigmoidal kinetics of n = 2.1

Mandalay

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I Cried For You

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One Kiss : Fox Trot Song

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Mandalay Fox Trot Ballad

[Verse 1]Far far away on a sunkiss’d isleLives the one that I adore Where moonbeams play on the distant bay There I long to be once more Strolling ‘neath the oriental moon Each night you’ll find me for, very soon [Verse 2]In Mandalay so the poets sayThere’s a land where dreams come true Each night and day since I’ve been away All have been so sad and blue Oriental breezes whisper low Someone’s still waiting that’s why I know [Chorus]I’ll sail away to Mandalay Where the charms of someone’s arms are calling me And there I know I\u27ll plan to stayWith the one who’s waiting patientlyBeside a steam where roses dream I’ll build a nest that’s blest with love and happiness I’ll hide away in Mandalay And for aye I will stay In Mandalay, I’ll la

Henri Nathansens vej til zionismen

Henri Nathansen’s Road to ZionismHenri Nathansen is known for his play Indenfor Murene (Inside the Walls) which premiered at the Royal Danish Theatre in 1912. The play, which became a big success, is centred on a Jewish family in Copenhagen and deals with the dilemmas of integrating into Danish (Christian) society while at the same time holding on to a Jewish identity and enduring a growing anti-Semitism.The play leaves hope that progress and tolerance will better the conditions for the Jews, but Nathansen seems to have had another less optimistic opinion in real life. At several occasions he addressed the horrors the Jewish people had endured for centuries. He did not, however, suggest integration as a solution to these problems; he spoke against assimilation and advocated for a richer Jewish cultural life in Copenhagen.Nathansen was inspired by the secular Judaism practiced by many of the Jewish immigrants who came to Denmark from Eastern Europe in the late 19th and early 20th century. He was not a religious man, but, to him, being Jewish meant more than just religion. The Jews were a people, and “the Jewish problem” should be solved politically through Zionism – A Jewish homeland.Henri Nathansen participated in the Zionist Congress in Basel in 1931. His meeting with Zionists from many countries only enforced his belief in the Zionist cause. Unfortunately, he was never to experience the founding of the State of Israel. He committed suicide in 1944 during his exile in Sweden

Body movement: Coping with the environment : Irmgard Bartenieff with Dori Lewis (New York: Gordon & Breach 1980, 304 pp, $42.50)

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