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8 Aug 2006: 6 1 24 £15,056 £15,571 £15,727 £16,199 £16,684. 5 23 £14,618 £15,133 £15,284 £15,743 £16,215.

4 Jan 2006: Plant Mol. Biol. 26,211–-223 (1994). 24. Coleman, J. Characterization of Escherichia coli cells deficient in 1-acyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphate acyltransferase activity.

12 Nov 2006: Crystals were visible after 24 h and grew to full size within one week. ... 1998) J Biol Chem. 273, 25987-25995 24. Zhang, J., Banfic, H., Straforini, F., Tosi, L., Volinia, S., and Rittenhouse, S.

28 Feb 2006: Routine occupations 159 24 15 19,068 15,280 80Semi-routine occupations 582 135 23 47,450 37,506 79Small employers and own account workers 492 114 23 24,290 ... Intermediate occupations 1,303 314 24 98,760 82,310 83Lower managerial and professional

14 Jun 2006: cam.ac.uk/spanish/courses/ugrad/sp2.html. Greek and Latin. GL 7. Homer, Odyssey 16, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24 Candidates must answer sections A and B, and one question

31 Aug 2006: alone [22–24]. ... A cluster ofhydrogen-bonds in the peptide is consistent with the a-helical conformation in this region.(E) Density map for the peptide contoured at 1.24 r.DOI:

8 Jun 2006: Long. sample columns were used. Scans (averaging 10 readings) were taken at 280 nm at 24 hr.

21 Nov 2006: 62,382Payments to University for Fellows not holding University Office. 24,600University Counselling Service. ... other than emolument holders). 24,595 Other Grants. 33,368Real Property:. Repairs, Improvements, etc.

25 Sep 2006: 24 Oct.)4. DR N. HAMMOND. Reading Texts: Molière. (31 Oct.)5. PROF.

12 Nov 2006: 1 B). All the complete sequences analyzed in Fig. 1 have between 20 and 24 continuous repeats.

2 May 2006: All 24 genomes representing the Bet-aproteobacteria have globins, except 2 of the 4 Neisse-riaceae. ... 0 75 1.9 1.11 40 3.9 1.52 19 4.2 1.23 22 4.7 1.24 11 6.5 1.9.

19 Jun 2006: Keywords: prions; retrovirus budding; exosome; endosomal transport;lysosome; multivesicular bodySubmitted 24 May 2006; accepted 31 May 2006.

28 Feb 2006: Routine occupations 159 24 15 19,068 15,280 80Semi-routine occupations 582 135 23 47,450 37,506 79Small employers and own account workers 492 114 23 24,290 ... Intermediate occupations 1,303 314 24 98,760 82,310 83Lower managerial and professional

20 Dec 2006: EndowmentsSpecific endowments 24 796.4 698.2 622.2 539.2General endowments 24 7.7 6.9 7.7 6.9. ... 24 804.1 705.1 629.9 546.1. ReservesGeneral reserves 25 767.5 719.3 743.7 689.4Revaluation reserve 25 163.4 169.4 163.4 169.4.

30 Nov 2006: B) Cells stably expressing PrP or Opn-PrP. were treated with 10 mM DTT for 24 hr, re-. ... or Opn-PrP (black bars) after the indicated. treatments for 24 hr (5 mM MG132), 6 hr (10.

18 Apr 2006: ESCRT-I Core and ESCRT-II GLUEDomain Structures Reveal Role for GLUEin Linking to ESCRT-I and MembranesHsiangling Teo,1,4, David J. Gill,1,4 Ji Sun,3 Olga Perisic,1 Dmitry B. Veprintsev,2 Yvonne Vallis,1. Scott D. Emr,3 and Roger L. Williams1,1 MRC

28 Feb 2006: 23Subtotals 3,249 1,394 43 805 25 1,050 32 555 255 46 168 30 132 24. ... Totals 14,343 6,839 48 4,125 29 3,379 24 3,378 1,631 48 1,282 38 465 14.

17 Aug 2006: Myristoylation ofthe N domain of the signal sequence of the NADH cyto-chrome b5 reductase inhibits its recognition by SRP [24].This competition between SRP binding and myristoylationtargets the nascent polypeptide ... J. Bacteriol. 187,2983–2991. 24

16 Jan 2006: 19,858 481,463 85,356 396,107Specific Endowments 20,624 31,843 – 52,467 (3,956) 56,423Specific Donations 4,171 19,167 – 23,338 (693) 24,031General Donations ... 00 (3,264) 4.18 3.68 186.82005 747,316 (859) 30.20 24,742 28,524 110.50 1,076 4.25 4.43

21 Sep 2006: 21–24).Thus, PrP can apparently cause disease in two ways. In transmissibleforms of the disease, PrPSc can induce the misfolding of host PrPC intoadditional copies of PrPSc.

28 Feb 2006: 1,029 270 26Further Education 235 45 19Tertiary College 98 24 24Subtotals 6,674 1,604 24. ... 21Subtotals 3,329 792 24 3,345 812 24.

20 Dec 2006: Surplus on income and expenditure account 15.5 7.4. Increase in market value of investmentsEndowments 24 72.2 88.9Reserves 25 40.9 53.4. ... New endowment capital 24 23.4 13.7. Gain arising on foreign currency translation 25 0.5 0.2.

20 Dec 2006: Cash inflow before use of liquid resources and financing 12.7 24.2. ... Movement in net funds in the year 12.2 24.7. Net funds at 1 August 62.5 37.8.

11 Jan 2006: Tu. 10. W. 11. 12 (Sixteenlectures and eight seminars, beginning 24 Jan.) Tu. ... 1–4, four lectures beginning 24 Jan.) Seminar Room, FreeSchool Lane (not Tu.

25 Sep 2006: The same continued. W. 2–4 (weeks 1–8, eighttwo-hour lectures beginning 24 Jan.). ... 11 (weeks 1–2, four lectures on23, 24, 30, 31 Jan.). DR B.

16 Jan 2006: 5,680 – 34,625 255,029 255,018Mark Gregson Fund – – – – – –Ridgeway-Venn Travel Fund 24,190 – – 3,901 28,090 28,090. ... 38,592 – 38,592 (38,592) – – – – –24,406 4,098 – 4,098 (3,500) 598 – 3,934 28,939 28,936.

8 Jun 2006: Mechanism of endophilin N-BAR domain-mediated membrane curvature. Jennifer L Gallop1,3,4, Christine C Jao2,3,Helen M Kent1, P Jonathan G Butler1,Philip R Evans1,, Ralf Langen2,and Harvey T McMahon1,1MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK

16 Jan 2006: OtherStaff operating Deprec–costs expenses iation Total£000 £000 £000 £000. 2004/05 2004/05 2004/05 2004/05Academic departments 135,394 24,617 7,247 167,258Academic services 16,197 ... Other activities total 60,776 124,352 2,345

25 Sep 2006: EdwardsMR A. CHUDIK. Linear Algebra (24 hours)MR D. MASSACCHI. Statistics (21 hours)DR J. ... PROF. D. NEWBERYNetworks and Regulations Tu. 11–1, (6. hours, beginning 24 Apr.).

16 Jan 2006: xii DebtorsResearch grants recoverable 57.2 60.3 57.2 60.3Amounts due from subsidiary undertakings – – 1.3 1.6Other debtors 41.0 24.1 36.8 21.6. ... Balance 1 AugustBuildings 89.8 – 227.8 317.6 274.0Equipment 8.9 15.6 2.3 26.8 24.9Heritage assets

21 Nov 2006: 62,382Payments to University for Fellows not holding University Office. 24,600University Counselling Service. ... other than emolument holders). 24,595 Other Grants. 33,368Real Property:. Repairs, Improvements, etc.

28 Feb 2006: 88 31,835 9Sixth Form College 19,243 24,539 43,782 17,082 89 21,244 87 38,326 11Other Maintained 10,569 11,511 22,080 9,355 89

28 Feb 2006: 25–29 143 24 17 15,202 12,217 8030–39 107 15 14 16,573 13,413 81.

25 Sep 2006: Th. 23 Nov.Nuclear receptors in human disease. F. 24 Nov.Cushing’s syndrome. ... M. 10)DR P. EVANS. Modulating a System. (Four lectures, 22, 24, 29 Nov.

28 Feb 2006: 718 24 555 16 252 15 303 18.

25 Sep 2006: The same continued. (fortnightly, beginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued. ... 4.30. Senior Old Testament Seminar (fortnightlybeginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued.

25 Sep 2006: 24 a.m.DR P. HAZEL Pattern Matching Using Regular Expressions Oct. 19DR P. ... 23–24, 31MR D. J. HARRISON C: Introduction for Those New to Programming (3 sessions) Oct.

26 Sep 2006: The same continued. (fortnightly, beginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued. ... 4.30. Senior Old Testament Seminar (fortnightlybeginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued.

25 Sep 2006: P. JACKSONMolecular Biology of the Cell Nucleus. (Nine lectures,. 5–24 Oct.)DR D. ... Feb.)DR K. C. PLAISTEDDecision Making. (Two lectures, 22, 24 Feb.). DR K.

28 Feb 2006: 88 31,835 9Sixth Form College 19,243 24,539 43,782 17,082 89 21,244 87 38,326 11Other Maintained 10,569 11,511 22,080 9,355 89

26 Sep 2006: 24 Oct. 2–4Lecture Room 1, Mill Lane. DR J. SCOTTDesigning questions: wording context, format and. ... 20 Oct., 17, 24 Nov.Lectures 9–10 F. 3, 24 Nov.Practicals 10–11 F.

25 Apr 2006: 39.3 38.0 31.7 29.5. Deferred income (see page 24) is analysed as:. ... It has been agreed that an employer contribution rate of 24.6% of pensionable pay will apply in future years.The major assumptions used by the actuary were:.

28 Feb 2006: 872 16 128 4 55 4 73 5320 26 847 8 397 7 450 8 30 1 7 0.5 23 2300 24 483 4 230 4 253 5 10

28 Feb 2006: 872 16 128 4 55 4 73 5320 26 847 8 397 7 450 8 30 1 7 0.5 23 2300 24 483 4 230 4 253 5 10

28 Mar 2006: Reports of identification of putative li-poproteins using this method followed by experimental verifi-cation justified the approach (1, 24, 33, 51). ... 10 (1.24)Ureaplasma parvum serovar 3 ATCC 700970 Firmicutes 614 16 (2.61) 25 (4.07)Vibrio cholerae O1

16 Jan 2006: Permanent endowments received 11,671 2,000 – – – – 13,671Income receivable from endowment asset investments – 17,363 1,348 695 4,384 384 24,174.

21 Apr 2006: Curation Category Subcategory FANTOM3. All. FANTOM3. New. Total 102,801 42,031. Artifact Potential contaminant 26 24. ... Genomics 46: 24–36. 22. Bairoch A, Apweiler R, Wu CH, Barker WC, Boeckmann B, et al.

25 Sep 2006: THE LECTURERS. Examples classes (Eight classes, 24 Jan.–14 Mar.)W. 9 Large Classroom, Department of. ... R. C. THOMASThe Structure and Function of Muscle. (Three lectures,. 24–28 Oct)DR D.

19 Jan 2006: TOTAL UNIVERSITY 16 25 50 53 43 34. COLLEGES 3 5 24 24 10 8. ... COLLEGES 27 150 67 507 22 24 60 43 271 286 402 384.

16 Jan 2006: 24,298 12,623 – 179 37,100Departmental reserves:. Accumulated Balances 1,941 2,461 – – 4,402Donations from University Companies 3,453 603 – 102 4,158General donations 35,865 (1,551) –