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Nitrogen in Ultra Thin Dielectrics gas is really a dilute form of nitric oxide (NO) it could be expected that it would give such properties as well. In this paper we consider the use of NO as both a growth environment and as an annealing gas firstly on silicon and then briefly on silicon carbide. We note that unlike N.O, NO has some

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Source and Sink Relationshipumulation in the leaves due to low sink demand. However, conclusive evidence of sink regulation of source photosynthesis, whether by assimilates or hormones, is lacking. Sucrose loading into the phloem is driven by a pH-dependent sucrose-proton co-transport (symport) mediated by a carrier. Critical

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Pyroglutamic acid,s formed during the later stages of biosynthesis at the terminal phases of translation or as a post-translational event, just prior to cellular secretion of protein with amino-terminal PCA. Of the studies cited, the most convincing evidence suggests that PCA is derived from glutamine. Enzymes which

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Konzeption zur Evaluation von Projektwirkungen,s möglichst exakt bestimmen lassen und andererseits, wie sich die Ursachenfaktoren der Wirkungen möglichst eindeutig bestimmen und rivalisierende Erklärungen ausschließen lassen. Die Güte eines Forschungsdesigns bestimmt sich nun danach, inwieweit möglichst alle relevanten Wirkungen erfaßt und das Kausalitätsproblem gelöst werden können.

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Die Historie der ADM-Stichproben,on of a unique type of biodiversity and specific adaptation mechanisms in which fungi play an important but poorly understood role. This chapter will review the general trends concerning the diversity and ecophysiology of extremophilic fungi, paying a special attention to acidophilic ones.

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,-Phagocytic Cell Interactions,ntensity that host tissues are laid waste by the combined effects of toxins derived from both bacteria and phagocytic cells. This chapter provides an overview of the nature of this dynamic interaction.