Figure 5 Sample Clauses

Figure 5. Stress distribution medium depicted by the ▇▇▇▇ diagram (shear stress τs versus normal stress σn). 15

Figure 5. Multi-model ensemble average projected change in 5-, 50-, and 500-yr return values of daily precipitation 16 Chapter 1: Introduction‌

Figure 5. 1: Primary structure of the chimera. The sequence of PDZ2α is written in normal font, the histidine moiety of the-tag is underlined, while its GST component is written in italics. The Pro–Met sequence is presented in bold, between the PDZ2α domain and the tags. The removal of the tag from PDZ2α was attempted by means of incubation of the chimera at neutral pH (6 or 7), at temperatures ranging from 4°C up to 60°C, under native or denaturing conditions, and in the presence of one of the two Pd(II) compounds (Pd(en) or [Pd(H2O)4]). The palladium compounds were expected to bind the Pro-Met sequence at the methionine, with cleavage occurring at the peptide bond N-terminal from the proline releasing the intact PDZ2α from the Pro-Met-His6-GST moiety of the chimera. In case of cleavage, the band of the chimera is expected to disappear from the SDS-PA gel, and two bands corresponding to PDZ2α and the tag should appear at 8 and 27 kDa, respectively.

Figure 5. 1. Stereoview of the Cα backbone trace of ensemble of ten superimposed structures of GaFd.

Figure 5. Four maps that visualize the population, oncho prevalence, average loa intensities, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, et al., (2016) probabilities. River shapefiles were accessed through Global Administrative Areas (▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇). These four maps feature data related to the population, oncho prevalence, loa intensity, and probabilities of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, et al., (2016) model. Data were exported from original files collected using the LINKS (Pavluck, et al., 2014) smartphone system, then downloaded to Microsoft Excel files, and uploaded into ArcGIS. Voronoi polygons were drawn around Geographic Position Systems (GPS) points to aid visualization of the study area.