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Kinetic Study of Interaction between Brl 42715, Beta-Lactamases, and D-Alanyl-D-Alanine PeptidasesMatagne, André ; ; et alin Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (1995), 39(1), 227-31 A detailed kinetic study of the interactions between BRL 42715, a beta-lactamase-inhibiting penem, and various beta-lactamases (EC 3.5.2.6) and D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidases (DD-peptidases, EC 3.4.16.4 ... [more ▼] A detailed kinetic study of the interactions between BRL 42715, a beta-lactamase-inhibiting penem, and various beta-lactamases (EC 3.5.2.6) and D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidases (DD-peptidases, EC 3.4.16.4) is presented. The compound was a very efficient inactivator of all active-site serine beta-lactamases but was hydrolyzed by the class B, Zn(2+)-containing enzymes, with very different kcat values. Inactivation of the Streptomyces sp. strain R61 extracellular DD-peptidase was not observed, and the Actinomadura sp. strain R39 DD-peptidase exhibited a low level of sensitivity to the compound. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 30 (3 ULg) Sur la mesure des pressions de coupe lors d'un fraisage en boutDebongnie, Jean-François ![]() Report (1995) In turning operations, the measure of cutting pressures does not present difficulties, as these pressures are obtained by dividing by the cutting section the forces whose three components may be measured ... [more ▼] In turning operations, the measure of cutting pressures does not present difficulties, as these pressures are obtained by dividing by the cutting section the forces whose three components may be measured. The case of milling operations is completely different, firstly because of the tool rotation, and secoundly because the cutting section continually varies. Therefore, the cutting pressure has to be measured indirectly, using a model of the cutting force variation with the cutting section. In this paper, two such models are presented, the first one assuming that the cutting pressure is independent of the cutting section, the second one using Kienzle's model. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 54 (2 ULg) A Review of the Soft PomeronCudell, Jean-René ![]() in J. Lemonne, J.; Vander Velde, C.; Verbeure. (Eds.) International Europhysics Conference on High-Energy Physics (1995) Urban remote sensing investigations.Donnay, Jean-Paul ; Binard, Marc ; et alin Space scientific research in Belgium - Earth observation (1995) This paper deals with the research activities achieved by the team TELSAT/06-TELSAT/11/06-TELSAT/T3/D03 of the University of Liege, in the framework of the National research programme on satellite remote ... [more ▼] This paper deals with the research activities achieved by the team TELSAT/06-TELSAT/11/06-TELSAT/T3/D03 of the University of Liege, in the framework of the National research programme on satellite remote sensing (National Scientific Policy Office). The team specialized in urban remote sensing and especially in applications relevant to urban, land and country planning and the monitoring of enevironment. Besides a theoretical approach of the methods of remote sensing, those trends imply a good skill of hybrid geographical information systems and an expertise in satellite mapping. One the one hand satellite images are radiometric value matrices and must be exploited in a numeric way, on the other hand the needed references to ground-truth require to use visual interpretation methods. As most of the image processing systems have not or had not the necessary functions for extracting and enhancing information, the team has developed or implemented such tools. The main fields of these tools are: mathematical morphology, image segmentation, rasterization and vectorization, contextual filters, transformation of discrete data to spatial continous models. Various methods of optimization of classification are presented, e.g. use of neo-channels (textural or others), zone classification in¬stead of pixels ones, morphological filtering applied to post-classification. The superimposition of vectorial information produced by SIG on raster classification and the use of map publishing software allow to produce regular satellite maps. The content of landuse maps fulfills some needs of survey for country planning. For some applications, remote sensing methodology is more suited than traditional ones. This is the case to spin up of country into homogeneous regions or for finding net density by use of dasymetric methodology. Another interesting way of working consists in the modelling of landuse map content with a quantitative geographical approach. The raster and numerical nature of satellite images makes easier the construction of continuous models which can be assimilated to statistical surfaces. These surfaces allow analysis of geographical, hierarchi¬cal and chronological aspects of distribution. A specific interest can be found in the comparison of the urban potential statistical surfaces with the central place theory (W. Christaller) and with the economic polarization theory (F. Perroux). Ecological zoning can be found by coloured composition of 3 statistical surfaces. The 3 most important categories of landuse (water, vegetation and concrete) can be seen as the main structure of biotops and lead to the interpretation in ecosystemic terms. The choice of satellite image allows to cover the full range of scales from cities to regional analysis. The applications concern mainly the "Euregio Mcuse-Rhine" cross-border region and its urbanized core (Liege, Aachen, Maastrichr, Hasselt, etc.). The metho¬dology has also been used outside of the Euregio (agglomeration of Luxembourg, metropolitan area of Lisbon, Warsaw, etc.). Anyway, spatial landuse maps must be seen as a specific layer of a regional GIS. The Crossing of satellite data with data stemming from other sources allows to set out and to solve a lot of problems relevant to country planning practise. This paper analyses successively the constraints of applicability, the stade of the art in urban remote sensing, the used methodologies, the completed end- and sub-products, the assessment of the research and an exhaustive bibliography. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 77 (7 ULg) Analytical and clinical evaluation of automated immunoassays for serum CK-MB and myoglobin using the OPUS MAGNUM analyserChapelle, Jean-Paul ; ; in Clinical Chemistry (1995), 41 Detailed reference viewed: 3 (0 ULg) Prognostic markers in malignant diseasesChapelle, Jean-Paul ; ; in Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation. Supplementum (1995), 55 Detailed reference viewed: 3 (0 ULg) Silurian and lower Emsian spores in Saudi ArabiaSteemans, Philippe ![]() in Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (1995), 89(1-2), 91--104 Detailed reference viewed: 6 (1 ULg) Miospore evidence for pre-Emsian and latest Famennian sedimentation in the Devonian of the Paraná Basin, South Brazil; ; Steemans, Philippe et alConference (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 6 (0 ULg) Biochronostratigraphic investigations of the Pragian and Emsian stages on the southeastern border of the Paraná Basin; ; et al in 2° Simposio sobre cronoestratigrafia da bacia do Paraná (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 1 (0 ULg) Functional analysis of the Antirrhinum floral homeotic DEFICIENS gene in vivo and in vitro by using a temperature-sensitive mutant.; ; Motte, Patrick et alin Development (1995), 121(9), 2861-75 Flowers of the temperature-sensitive DEFICIENS (DEF) mutant, def-101, display sepaloid petals and carpelloid stamens when grown at 26 degrees C, the non-permissive temperature. In contrast, when ... [more ▼] Flowers of the temperature-sensitive DEFICIENS (DEF) mutant, def-101, display sepaloid petals and carpelloid stamens when grown at 26 degrees C, the non-permissive temperature. In contrast, when cultivated under permissive conditions at 15 degrees C, the morphology of def-101 flowers resembles that of the wild type. Temperature shift experiments during early and late phases of flower development revealed that second and third whorl organ development is differentially sensitive to changes in DEF expression. In addition, early DEF expression seems to control the spatially correct initiation of fourth whorl organ development. Reduction of the def-101 gene dosage differentially affects organogenesis in adjacent whorls: at the lower temperature development of petals in the second whorl and initiation of carpels in the centre of the flower is not affected while third whorl organogenesis follows the mutant (carpelloid) pattern. The possible contribution of accessory factors to organ-specific DEF functions is discussed. In situ analyses of mRNA and protein expression patterns during def-101 flower development at 15 degrees C and at 26 degrees C support previously proposed combinatorial regulatory interactions between the MADS-box proteins DEF and GLOBOSA (GLO), and provide evidence that the autoregulatory control of DEF and GLO expression by the DEF/GLO heterodimer starts after initiation of all organ primordia. Immunolocalisation revealed that both proteins are located in the nucleus. Interestingly, higher growth temperature affects the stability of both the DEF-101 and GLO proteins in vivo. In vitro DNA binding studies suggest that the temperature sensitivity of the def-101 mutant is due to an altered heterodimerisation/DNA-binding capability of the DEF-101 protein, conditioned by the deletion of one amino acid within the K-box, a protein region thought to be involved in protein-protein interaction. In addition, we introduce a mutant allele of GLO, glo-confusa, where insertion of one amino acid impairs the hydrophobic carboxy-terminal region of the MADS-box, but which confers no strong phenotypic changes to the flower. The strong mutant phenotype of flowers of def-101/glo-conf double mutants when grown in the cold represents genetic evidence for heterodimerisation between DEF and GLO in vivo. The potential to dissect structural and functional domains of MADS-box transcription factors is discussed. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg) Le méthotrexate en rhumatologie: une révolution thérapeutique; Ribbens, Clio ; Hauwaert, Christian et alin Revue Médicale de Liège (1995), 50(11), 453-457 Detailed reference viewed: 37 (1 ULg) L’efficacité des imagesDurand, Pascal ![]() in Goemans Camille; Magritte René (Eds.) Le Sens propre (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 22 (5 ULg) A la recherche d'une localisation optimale pour les centres commerciauxMerenne-Schoumaker, Bernadette ![]() in Shopping centers in Belgïë/en Belgique (1995) Reflections on the optimal location of shopping centers Detailed reference viewed: 26 (0 ULg) Unaudited clinical experience.NISOLLE, Michelle ; in Fertility and Sterility (1995), 63(4), 934-5 Detailed reference viewed: 1 (1 ULg) Bénin: chasseurs sans frontières... et sans scrupulesLibois, Roland ![]() Learning material (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg) Comparison between growing fattening bulls finished at grass or indoors. II. Meat characteristics and fat compositionHornick, Jean-Luc ; ; Clinquart, Antoine et alin Animal Production (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg) Variabilidad interindividual del feedback de los profesores. Estudio en condiciones de enseñanza simuladasCloes, Marc ; ; in Instituto Andaluz del Deporte/Junta de Andalucia (Ed.) Actas des Congreso Cientifico Olimpico 1992. Pedagogia y Educacion Fisica Comparada (1995) El propósito era identificar la variabilidad inter-individual del feedback emitido por profesores con diferentes experiencias deportivas y de enseñanza. La originalidad de este estudio consistía en ... [more ▼] El propósito era identificar la variabilidad inter-individual del feedback emitido por profesores con diferentes experiencias deportivas y de enseñanza. La originalidad de este estudio consistía en analizar esta variabilidad en una situación de enseñanza simulada. Esta técnica de investigación permitió a los sujetos reaccionar ante ejecuciones motrices idénticas y, por consiguiente, particiar en condiciones estandarizadas. A diferentes niveles, tanto las experiencias deportivas como las de enseñanza tendían a ejercer una influencia en algunas cracterísticas del feedback. Parece que la experiencia deportiva aporta más especificidad al feedback, mejorando el proceso de identificación, aumentando la velocidad de éste o facilitando la selección de feedback relevante. Estudiar el feedback emitido en condiciones de enseñanza simulada por profesores expertos podría mostrar algunos procedimientos para mejorar la emisión de feedback en la preparación de los profesores. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 74 (3 ULg) Análisis de contenido de la literatura sobre pedagogía del deportePiéron, Maurice ; Cloes, Marc ; in Instituto Andaluz del Deporte/Junta de Andalucia (Ed.) Actas des Congreso Científico Olímpico 1992. Pedagogía y Educación Física Comparada (1995) El análisis de contenido de la literature de investigación es relativamente raro enpedagogía del Deporte. Silverman (1986) realizó un análisis de tesis doctorales americanas y Piéron (1986) estableció un ... [more ▼] El análisis de contenido de la literature de investigación es relativamente raro enpedagogía del Deporte. Silverman (1986) realizó un análisis de tesis doctorales americanas y Piéron (1986) estableció un sistema de clasificación multidimensional y lo utilizó para analizar más de 300 documentos y publicaciones de investigación aparecidas en el período de 1970 a 1983. ... [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 70 (2 ULg) The Kozani-Grevena (Greece) earthquake of May 13, 1995, Ms=6.6, Preliminary results of a field multidisciplinary survey; ; et al in Seismological Research Letters (1995), 66 Detailed reference viewed: 6 (0 ULg) Utilisation de Biopesticides pour la protection des pommes en conservationJijakli, Haissam ; Lepoivre, Philippe ![]() in Le fruit belge (1995), (455), 83-88 Detailed reference viewed: 19 (4 ULg) |
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