Search Results - "Kane, J. H."

Potent inhibition and ribulose-bisphosphate carboxylase by an oxidized impurity in ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate by Kane, H.J. (Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, Australia.), Wilkin, J.M, Portis, A.R. Jr, Andrews, T.J

“…Oxidation of D-ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (ribulose-P2) during synthesis and/or storage produces D-glycero-2,3-pentodiulose-1,5-bisphosphate (pentodiulose-P2),…”
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Pyruvate is a by-product of catalysis by ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase by ANDREW, T. J, KANE, H. J

“…Pyruvate is a minor product of the reaction catalyzed by ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase from spinach leaves. Labeled pyruvate was detected, in…”
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A fully symmetric multi-zone Galerkin boundary element method by Ganguly, S., Layton, J. B., Balakrishna, C., Kane, J. H.

“…This paper examines the efficient integration of a Symmetric Galerkin Boundary Element Analysis (SGBEA) method with multi‐zone resulting in a fully symmetric…”
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A boundary element formulation for acoustic shape sensitivity analysis by KANE, J. H, MAO, S, EVERSTINE, G. C

“…The Helmholtz integral equation forms a conventional basis for acoustic boundary element analysis (BEA). Implicit differentiation of the discretized Helmholtz…”
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Comparison of shape design sensitivity analysis formulations via material derivative-adjoint variable and implicit differentiation techniques for 3-D and 2-D curved boundary element by Burczyński, T., Kane, J.H., Balakrishna, C.

“…This paper reviews and compares two different approaches to continuum structural shape design sensitivity analysis: the material derivative-adjoint variable…”
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BEAMTOOL: Interactive beam analysis for today's student and tomorrow's engineer by Dempsey, K. M., Kane, J. H., Kurtz, J. P.

“…BeamTool is a qualitatively powerful beam‐analysis tool with significant educational value. The theory behind BeamTool, ideal for automation, is traditionally…”
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Design-Sensitivity analysis of Solids Using BEM by Kane, J. H, Saigai, Sunil

“…This paper describes an effective formulation for computing design sensitivities required in the shape optimization of solid objects using the boundary element…”
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Mutations of an active site threonyl residue promote beta elimination and other side reactions of the enediol intermediate of the ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase reaction by Morell, M.K, Paul, K, O'Shea, N.J, Kane, H.J, Andrews, T.J

“…The side chain of residue threonine 65 within the active site of ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase participates in a network of hydrogen bonds and ionic…”
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Boundary-Element Direct Reanalysis for Continuum Structures by Kane, J. H, Kumar, B. L. Keshava, Gallagher, R. H

“…Concepts involving direct approaches for continuum structural reanalysis of modified shapes employing the boundary-element analysis (BEA) method are…”
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Three dimensional boundary formulations for nonlinear thermal shape sensitivities by Wang, H., Guru Prasad, K., Kane, J. H.

“…Implicit differentiation of the discretized boundary integral equations governing the conduction of heat in three dimensional (3D) solid objects, subjected to…”
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Carboxylterminal deletion mutants of ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase from Rhodospirillum rubrum by Morell, Matthew K., Kane, Heather J., Andrews, T.John

“…The carboxylterminal octapeptide of ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase from Rhodospirillum rubrum, which lacks small subunits, shows homology to a highly…”
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Effects of mutations at residue 309 of the large subunit of ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase from Synechococcus PCC 6301 by Morell, M K, Kane, H J, Hudson, G S, Andrews, T J

“…Previous studies [G. S. Hudson et al. (1989) J. Biol. Chem. 265, 808-814] showed that the faster turnover rates and lower affinities for CO2 of…”
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Shape reanalysis and sensitivities utilizing preconditioned iterative boundary solvers by Guru Prasad, K., Kane, J. H.

“…The computational advantages associated with the utilization of preconditioned iterative equation solvers are quantified for the reanalysis of perturbed shapes…”
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Boundary-Element Iterative Reanalysis for Continuum Structures by Kane, James H, Keshava Kumar, B. L, Gallagher, Richard H

“…Iterative reanalysis methods are formulated for use with the boundary-element analysis (BEA) method. They find application, most commonly, in procedures for…”
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A symmetric Galerkin multi-zone boundary element formulation by Layton, J. B., Ganguly, S., Balakrishna, C., Kane, J. H.

“…The recent development of the symmetric Galerkin approach to boundary element analysis (BEA) has been demonstrated to be superior to the collocation method for…”
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Local nasal immunotherapy: efficacy of low-dose aqueous ragweed extract by Georgitis, J W, Nickelsen, J A, Wypych, J I, Kane, J H, Reisman, R E

“…In previous studies preseasonal local nasal immunotherapy (LNIT) with moderate doses of aqueous ragweed extract (mean total dose 59 micrograms of AgE and 139…”
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3-Mercaptopicolinic acid and energy metabolism in the liver fluke, Fasciola hepatica by Kane, H J, Bryant, C

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Symmetric Galerkin fracture analysis by Gray, L.J., Chinta, Balakrishna, Kane, J.H.

“…The implementation of a symmetric Galerkin boundary integral method for crack problems is described. The symmetric Galerkin procedure requires the derivative…”
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Prescription of activity restriction to treat high-risk pregnancies by Maloni, J A, Cohen, A W, Kane, J H

“…The purpose of this study was to determine by two groups of physicians the use of pregnancy bed rest, the types of activity restriction prescribed, if there is…”
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Substrate isomerization inhibits ribulosebisphospate carboxylase-oxygenase during catalysis by Edmondson, Daryl L., Kane, Heather J., Andrews, T.John

“…The inhibition of purified spinach ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase-oxygenase which occurs progressively during catalysis in vitro is caused by accumulation of…”
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