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23 Nov 2004: These reactionswere performed in KIN buffer {50 mM Mops ( pH 7.2),100 mM NaCl, 20 mM MgCl2, 0.5 mM ATP, and 2 mCiof [g-32P]ATP}. ... we solved the structureof the NH2-terminal domain from the closeAP180 homolog, CALM, at 2 Å resolution(19, 20) (crystals

26 Apr 2004: years, range 8 –23 years; Molder adult 13.9 years,range 8 –20 years). ... a significant t test on informationtype for this group, t(20) 6.61, MSE 0.032, p.

12 Mar 2004: To deal with these aspects of the. problem, we solve the linear system using a singularvalue decomposition [20]. ... Label E d Lx Ly Pexp Ptheory ZtheoryA0 0.00774 0.206 7.62 11.8 20.3 17.3 3.31B0 0.0116 0.224 6.47 7.75

3 Feb 2004: atmosphere. Geophys. Res. Lett. 17, 22532256 (1990).20. Flynn, B. & Mendillo, M. ... Geombinatorics 4, 4956 (1994).20. Gramlich-Meier, R. & Meier, W. M. Constituent units and framework conformations in zeolite.

9 Mar 2004: 10. 15. 20. 25. l (cm). BFR. BFR. Figure 5. (a) The drainage of the fluid layer and (b) the depth of the fluid layer within the porousmedium as functions of ... 1 23.3 31 7.2 0.67 46.4 158.32 21.6 64 9.4 0.85 75.2 263.23 20.7 48 9.5 0.77

5 Oct 2004: Here and elsewhere E is the closure of E. Lemma 20 Let U be an open set in C and fn : U C a sequence offunctions. ... Fortunately such matters are of no importancefor the present course. 20.

16 Nov 2004: Lemma 20 Let I be an ideal of the ring R. ... 20. Lemma 86 Under our standing hypothesis, if p and q are primitive polyno-mials in D[X] so is pq.

3 Dec 2004: This points to a function ofAP180 in limiting vesicle size (see also refs 13, 20, 21). ... interactions. J. Cell Biol. 155, 193–200 (2001). 20. Zhang, B. et al.

9 Mar 2004: ft 1 20. The volume of the current is conserved during the propagation, which on account of Eqs. ... 1718) and (20) can be expressed as. 2Vt r2NhN 1. 6C2r2N rN02 21.

27 Jan 2004: H(ΛK,kp) HH(C(K,kp)). (see [22] or [20]). A quasi-isomorphism (or quism) between two DGAs is a DGA-morphism which induces an isomorphism in homology. ... 20 G. P. PATERNAIN AND J. PETEAN. 6.2. The case of zero Euler number.