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Macdonald, F. M.; Lingard, V. M.

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“…This staining pattern could be co-localised with monoclonal antibody 2E7. a marker for the ER [3] (data not shown). Fig.…”

Section: Immunolocalisation Of Maimentioning

confidence: 89%

“…In previous studies using the baculovirus expression system we have demonstrated that ABPI is processed post-translatlOnally III the endomembrane system of insect cells [3]. However.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 94%

“…4A) and ZMABPBacW-infected Sf9 cells [3] (Fig. 4B) were compared using conventional electron microscopic analysis of osmium tetroxide-fixed cells.…”

Section: Immunolocalisation Of Maimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Stable cell hnes were selected as previously described [5] and were passaged at weekly intervals and periodically tested for the contmued expression of the maize ABP!. For detection of ABPI m transformed Sf9 cells, ABPI was precipitated from total cell Iysates using polyclonal ABPI serum [8] and subJected to electrophoresis and electroblotting for detection with monoclonal anllbody MAC256 [3].…”

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Stable expression of maize auxin‐binding protein in insect cell lines

et al. 1995

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To achieve continuous expression of the major maize auxin-binding protein (ABPl) in insect cells, the ABP} gene coding region was placed under control of a baculovirus immediate-early gene promoter and transfected into Spodoptera frugiperda Sf9 cells. The ABP} gene was detected in twelve cell lines, one of which was selected for detailed analysis. Immunolocalisation demonstrated that ABPl was targeted to and retained in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), in accordance with its signal peptide and carboxy-terminal KDEL ER-retention signal. We discuss the advantages of stable-transformation over transient expression systems for characterising proteins targeted to the secretory system of insect cells.

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“…This staining pattern could be co-localised with monoclonal antibody 2E7. a marker for the ER [3] (data not shown). Fig.…”

Section: Immunolocalisation Of Maimentioning

confidence: 89%

“…In previous studies using the baculovirus expression system we have demonstrated that ABPI is processed post-translatlOnally III the endomembrane system of insect cells [3]. However.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 94%

“…4A) and ZMABPBacW-infected Sf9 cells [3] (Fig. 4B) were compared using conventional electron microscopic analysis of osmium tetroxide-fixed cells.…”

Section: Immunolocalisation Of Maimentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Stable expression of maize auxin‐binding protein in insect cell lines

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“…Due to the 8-function this integral can be replaced by a surface integral : where f means integration over the surface of constant frequency and n denotes a unit vector Sw orthogonal to the branch surface at wave vector k. For the numerical evaluation of the DOS from (8) we used either a local linear or a local quadratic interpolation of the branch surface. Local quadratic interpolation was also used by MacDonald et al [14] and by Methfessel [15]. The interpolated branch surfaces were fitted on a cubic grid of k-points inside the Brillouin zone.…”

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Phonons in models for icosahedral quasicrystals : low frequency behaviour and inelastic scattering properties

1993

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Abstract. -A detailed study of the low frequency behaviour of the phonon spectrum for 3-dimensional tiling models of icosahedral quasicrystals is presented, in commensurate approximations with up to 10 336 atoms per unit cell. The scaling behaviour of the lowest phonon branches shows that the widths of the gaps relative to the bandwidths vanish in the low frequency limit. The density of states at low frequencies is calculated by Brillouin zone integration, using either local linear or local quadratic interpolation of the branch surface. For perfect approximants it appears that there is a deviation from the normal w 2-behaviour already at relatively low frequencies, in the form of pseudogaps. Also randomized approximants are considered, and it turns out that the pseudogaps in the density of states are flattened by randomization. When approaching the quasiperiodic limit, the dispersion of the acoustic branches becomes more and more isotropic. and the two transversal sound velocities tend to the same value. The dynamical structure factor isdetermined for several approximants, and it is shown that the linearity and the isotropy of the dispersion are extended far beyond the range of the acoustic branches inside the Brillouin zone. A sharply peaked response is observed at low frequencies, and broadening at higher frequencies. To obtain these results, an efficient algorithm based on Lanczos tridiagonalisation is used.

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Spin-transport in multi-terminal normal metal-ferromagnet systems with non-collinear magnetizations

2001

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Abstract. A theory of spin-transport in hybrid normal metal -ferromagnetic electronic circuits is developed, taking into account non-collinear spin-accumulation. Spin-transport through resistive elements is described by 4 conductance parameters. Microscopic expression for these conductances are derived in terms of scattering matrices and explicitly calculated for simple models. The circuit theory is applied to 2-terminal and 3-terminal devices attached to ferromagnetic reservoirs.

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Cited by 14 publications

References 1,007 publications

Stable expression of maize auxin‐binding protein in insect cell lines

Stable expression of maize auxin‐binding protein in insect cell lines

Phonons in models for icosahedral quasicrystals : low frequency behaviour and inelastic scattering properties

Spin-transport in multi-terminal normal metal-ferromagnet systems with non-collinear magnetizations

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