Titlebook: Virally Infected Cells; J. R. Harris Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 biochemistry.biology.insects.protein.proteins

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Kazukiyo Onodera,Shin-ichi Ito,Kazuya Sasakiwith an eukaryotic receptor to induce a signal transduction cascade leading ultimately to the cytoskeletal rearrangements necessary for internalization. Of special interest are the receptors and intermediary host molecules which transduce the initial bacterial signal through the host cell thereby ac

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Otto Schmidt,Imke Schuchmann-Feddersened and may require hospitalization, intravenous rehydration, and total parental nutrition (. et al. 1989; . et al. 1991). EPEC are thought to be transmitted primarily from person to person (Wu and PENG, 1992), but common-source food and water outbreaks have been described (. et al. 1990; . et al. 19

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Abraham Karpasbility of substrates and of reaction products, as well as of ions as activators or inhibitors of the enzymes. Other specific functions determined by the physiology of the corresponding cell types are also connected with biological membranes. One very important feature is that membranes and, in parti

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Role of Virus-like Particles in Parasitoid-Host Interaction of Insects,n is apparently specific, as the host is still able to react toward other implanted foreign bodies while the eggs and larvae of the parasitoid are developing and feeding in the body cavity of the living caterpillar (Salt, 1968).