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Dharm P.S. BhawukPresents the indigenous psychological perspective with focused description from one particular indigenous perspective.Bridges the indigenous perspective with the cross-cultural and western psychologic

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educed primary structure of the class II enzyme from . (Booker and Stubbe 1993), for which a large body of mechanistic information is known. A class II enzyme is found in many prokaryotic organisms. A third spectacular discovery was the isolation of an anaerobic ribonucleotide reductase from . (Reic

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Dharm P. S. Bhawukpts to predict structure from primary sequence have met with limited success when based on simple energy calculations. Recent work on protein folding has shown that certain cellular proteins, the chaperonins, act to catalyze correct folding of many polypeptides; related molecules are also involved i

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Dharm P. S. Bhawukn defining L°. because the average number of base pairs per turn, h°, largely depends on internal as well as external parameters (ionic strength, temperature, primary sequence of DNA, presence or absence of atypical structures, like Z-DNA, presence of local perturbations, due for example to the inte

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Dharm P. S. Bhawukroken and reformed when the junction moves along the DNA, early investigators proposed that branch migration required little energy and was driven by random diffusion. However, studies of the RecA protein of . have revealed that the process may be more equivalent to a unidirectional walk in which br