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codA protein, E coli

Known as: cytosine deaminase, E coli 
National Institutes of Health

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Cytosine deaminaseEscherichia coli Proteins

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2011
2011
The in vitro reliability of the CODA MPX30 as the basis for a method of assessing the in vivo motion of the subtalar joint.
BACKGROUND The considerable variation in subtalar joint structure and function shown by studies indicates the importance of… 
2010
2010
Contrast and laryngeal states in Tz ’ utujil
This paper investigates the phonetics and phonology of stop consonant allophony in the Mayan language Tz’utujil (Guatemala; ∼ 70… 
2007
2007
Partial melt in the lowermost mantle near the base of a plume
SUMMARY Precursors to the seismic core phase PKP have long been used to study small-scale heterogeneities at the base of the… 
2005
2005
Coda Maximisation in Northwest Saamic
The languages of the Northwest Saamic group evince a pattern of syllabification that maximises the complexity of the coda in a… 
2002
2002
Probing mid-mantle heterogeneity using PKP coda waves
2002
2002
A Stress-Based Approach to Ponapean Reduplication *
Ponapean (also called Pohnpeian) uses a reduplicative prefix on verbs to express the durative aspect (Rehg and Sohl 1981). The… 
1997
1997
Evidence for stability in coda Q associated with the Egion (central Greece) earthquake of 15 June 1995
One hundred seventy-two seismograms, recorded at one seismological station located close to the source region of the Egion (Ms… 
1992
1992
Body-to-surface-wave scattered energy in teleseismic coda observed at the NORESS seismic array
Abstract Teleseismic data recorded at the NORESS seismic array are examined to determine the degree and scale of lithospheric… 
1992
1992
Correlation between coda Q-1 and seismicity in central Japan
1990
1990
Dependence of Qc (Coda Q) on coda duration time interval: Model or depth effect?
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