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Cold active lipase catalyzed production of biodiesel from Jatropha oil in a solvent free system
... of cold active lipase by solvent - stable cold adapted Microbacterium ...and cold – actives lipase show facilities the substitution of a mild and clean industry procedure for the conventional ...
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PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF COLD-ACTIVE METALLOPROTEASE BY BACILLUS SP. AP1 FROM APHARWAT PEAK, KASHMIR
... Isolation and identification of bacterial strain: The bacterial isolate was attained from glacier soil sample collected from summit of Apharwat peak located in Kashmir region. The bacterial strain AP1 was selected based ...
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Cold-active pectinolytic activity produced by filamentous fungi associated with Antarctic marine sponges
... extremely cold that does not grow at temperatures higher than 20 °C, produces pectinases with optimum activity at 40 °C ...of cold-active pecti- nases with potential biotechnological ...
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Aliivibrio wodanis as a production host: development of genetic tools for expression of cold-active enzymes
... the active site, are destabilized due to the weakening of inter- and intramolecular bonds, thus increasing flexibility at low temperatures [10, ...Consequently, cold-adapted enzymes are thermolabile, ...
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Yeast Isolates From Diverse Sources For Cold-Active Polygalacturonase And Amylase Production
... Abstract: Cold–active polygalacturonase and amylase producers were screened using enrichment culture ...were cold stored spoilt fruits and vegetables from different local super markets, market waste ...
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Cold Active Amylases Producing Psychrotolerants Isolated from Nella Lake, Antarctica
... Production optimization for cold active amylase was done by “one factor at-a-time” (OFAT) method. Factors investigated were incubation period (day 1-5), temperature (15 and 35°C), inoculum size (0.1-20% ...
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A novel cold-active β-D-galactosidase from the Paracoccus sp. 32d - gene cloning, purification and characterization
... of cold-active b -D- galactosidase which are ideal for the removal of lactose from milk where activity at refrigerated temperatures is ...of cold-active b-D-galactosidases previously ...
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Expression and characterization of a novel 1,3-regioselective cold-adapted lipase from Rhizomucor endophyticus suitable for biodiesel synthesis
... Recently, cold-active/adapted lipases have been found to be attrac- tive in biodiesel production over other lipases mainly in terms of energy saving, since the biodiesel synthesis by most other lipases was ...
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Characterization of extracellular proteases from Pseudomonas sp. 16D4 and Dermacoccus sp. 17D6 isolated from arctic regions
... In recent studies, cold-active enzyme has become another subject of interest. It can overcome the limitations of the classical industrial enzymes that normally require higher temperature to function. In ...
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Psychrophilic proteases dramatically reduce single cell RNA seq artifacts: a molecular atlas of kidney development
... of cold active proteases reduces the gene expression changes associated with 37°C dissociation protocols, it nevertheless introduces cold-shock stress artifacts associated with incubation at ...
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The effect of active recovery, cold water immersion and passive recovery on subsequent knee extension and flexion strength
... of active recovery on blood lactate after exercise is well documented but the exact mechanism of lactate fatigue in a repeated performance needs to be discussed further (Barnett, 2006; Dodd & Alvar, 2007; ...
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Convection and Appalachian cold-air damming
... 2003 active WFC case was overall the best example of convection associated with a relatively strong and well-defined CAD cold dome and served as a suitable case to initialize numerical simulations for ...
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Are thermophilic microorganisms active in cold environments?
... any cold environment on the Earth, would suggest that these are not habitats suitable for thermophiles, but instead, environments more suitable for mesophilic organisms (growth temperature optimum between 15 and ...
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The cold shock response of Mycobacterium vaccae
... major cold shock protein of M.smegmatis, termed Cold-Induced protein of Mycobacteria or CipMa, was upregulated on cold shock (Shires and Steyn, ...for cold acclimatisation (Shires et ...on ...
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Cold stress induces enhanced chromatin accessibility and bivalent histone modifications H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 of active genes in potato
... Chromatin associated with both active and repressive histone modifications on the same nucleosomes were described as bivalent domains [28]. Bivalent domains marked by H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 were first dis- covered ...
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Cold acclimation improves chill tolerance in the migratory locust through preservation of ion balance and membrane potential
... All data analysis was performed in R version 3.3.1 (http://r-project. org). The effects of acclimation temperature and cold exposure were tested for in all experiments using two-way ANOVA. In case data was ...
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Exploiting past users’ interests and predictions in an active learning method for dealing with cold start in recommender systems
... As a perspective and future work, we consider that there are other resources that appear in questionnaires and may be very useful and informative in collaborative filtering active learning techniques. We ...
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← Return to Article Details Assessment of sorting out in the casualty -emergency and accidents department Omdurman teaching hospital (OTH-EA) Download
... Sorting out area:It occupies about 5.5 x 2.75 m (15.125 square meters). It lies just behind the main entrance of the casualty between the cold and hot case clinics. It contains one counter or fixed table, one ...
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Exploiting Past Users’ Interests and Predictions in an Active Learning Method for Dealing with Cold Start in Recommender Systems
... Three very well known non-personalized and batch-oriented strategies are: (1) Entropy0 relaxes the entropy constraints by supposing that unknown ratings are ratings equal to ’0’ (changing a 1-5 rating scale to 0-5 rating ...
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Yes, even human brown fat is on fire!
... Pharmaceutical companies and academic researchers around the world are attempt- ing to find ways to increase the amount of brown adipose tissue (or just UCP1) in adult humans. The simple thought is this: if we had more ...
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