Titlebook: Ultracentrifugation; M. D. Lechner Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Compound.Copolymer.Diffusion.Pigment

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J. Behlke,O. Ristau,A. KnespelMany of the themes studied throughout this book corme together in the arithmetic theory of elliptic curves. This is a branch of number theory whose roots go back a long way, but which is, nevertheless, the subject of intense investigation at the present time.

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W. BorchardThe treatment of schizophrenia represents a major challenge to clinicians. The role of pharmacologic and somatic treatments in this disorder is an important one; however, clinicians must appreciate both the complexity and the potential heterogeneity of the disorder in order to provide optimal management within a particular modality.

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978-3-662-15672-8Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994

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Simultaneous radial and wavelength analysis with the Optima XL-A analytical ultracentrifuge,ns and radial profiles at different wavelengths in sedimentation equilibrium experiments to unravel complexes formed by entities with different absorption spectra. The mathematical analysis is described here in detail. With a little . knowledge about the absorption spectra it is possible to resolve

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Calculation of the partial volume of organic compounds and polymers,utions at 25°C. The method is based on Traube’s additivity principle and concept of volume increments for atoms. His concept, however, was improved considerably by manifold adaptations, corrections, and completions. Major improvements were performed in context with the increments for nitrogen, and t

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Ultracentrifugal analysis of protein-nucleic acid interactions using multi-wavelength scans,tions and experimentally in the Beckman XL-A analytical ultracentrifuge. The technique involves obtaining absorbency data at wavelengths in the range of 230 to 246 nm as well as at 260 and 280 nm for the protein solution, the nucleic acid solution, and a solution of these reactants and their complex