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Hoping for a more suitable answer in this forum than on the bathroom forum, which seems to be frequented by people with gazillions of bathroom in their homes. The home I will soon be occupying with my husband is larger than many of yours, but I hope you might still help me.
We are renovating his garage so I can move in with him. We have to keep my cats separate from his allergies and his dog. This 600 s.f structure will have a large living area and a bathroom. The main house has one bedroom and one bathroom. So the bath in the now-garage, soon-to-be-studio will be my main bathroom.
I am putting in a barrier-free shower, and my question is about the material for the shower pan, I really don't want tile, because of my experience with grout, which is awful, The question is, what material should I look for in a shower pan which will stand up to my monthly need to dye my hair. without getting stained?
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Buy a dark shower pan. Assuming you are dying your hair a darker shade.
Rinse with the hose outside. UGH NOT
Do they make stainless shower pans? But then what are you going to do for the walls of the shower stall?
We have the fiberglass plastic like material in our bathrooms and I do not dye my hair so I really do not have a good answer for you. Hubby thought this fiberglass would probably stain with dye. I have nothing to test it for you or I would.
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Despite the momentary slip, Watson looked lovely as ever on the red carpet with her hair pulled back and bright red lipstick.
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Yes, we had exactly the same problem, and ended up sending two copies back to amazon. they both skipped backward at exactly the same spot. why isn't everyone else writing in about this? We'd still love to get a good copy if such a thing exists.
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This is not a Vista or PC question really, so I hope its in the right place! A few years ago I used a free software download, it was something that remembered all the text you had used to fill in forms or writing a letter, you could then go to it if you needed to reuse the same info without having to type it all out again. I have been searching online (still looking)but cannot find it can anyone suggest something that will do this (free if possible)
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Just save the document then copy and paste when you need the same stuff again. Thats what I do.
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You could try the Google tool bar and enable AutoFill
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Will try both of the above, while I try to find this elusive software. lol
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No infectious disease has ever been detectable by a test that consumers can buy over the counter and get quick results at home. But HIV isn't just any infection. It's a stubborn pandemic virus that's still making people sick and killing them 31 years after it first appeared – even though infection is easily prevented and effectively treated.
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A while back, Robin Boros lost her job, and she and her husband couldn't afford health insurance.
One time, Boros passed out, and her husband called an ambulance.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has been called to task by conservatives for siding with the more liberal justices to uphold President Obama's health care law. This week a CBS reporter said Roberts switched his views after at first siding with conservatives. Justices sometimes change their minds after the initial conference on a case as they circulate draft opinions, consult with colleagues and think about the issues. What's unusual was the leak which was an apparent attempt to undermine the chief justice. Nina Totenberg talks to Robert Siegel.
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A generation ago, he terrorized Colombia with a wave of bombings and assassinations that nearly brought the state to its knees.
Now, nearly 20 years after Pablo Escobar was shot dead following a long manhunt by Colombian and American agents, the flamboyant chief of the Medellin cocaine cartel is being resurrected by Colombian television.
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It seems that around the country, the most fervent legal debate around modern families revolves around gay parents.
A California lawmaker is adding to that debate by challenging the notion that a child only has two parents. A bill proposed by Sen. Mark Leno would allow a child to have multiple parents, The Sacramento Bee reports.
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Fallout from the recession continues to hobble state finances, particularly in states crippled by pensions they can't afford to pay.
Chief among them is Illinois, which has racked up the largest unfunded liability in the nation. Politicians there pledge to fix it.
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The city of Oakland, Calif. has long been associated with crime, poverty, urban decay and, more recently, violent protests tied to the Occupy movement.
So it may have been a surprise to New York Times readers when the newspaper listed Oakland as No. 5 among its top "places to go" in 2012.
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The husband and wife who owned the former Otto's Barbeque on Memorial Drive have refiled a lawsuit involving the sale of their inner-Loop property. The amended petition includes the initial claims that the couple's real estate broker did not tell them about offers to purchase their property in the 5500 block of Memorial. But it […] [Read More]
A look at Houston nightlife in 1960
Foodies and Houston history buffs will love this video of local restaurants and nightlife scenes from 1960. A few places I recognized: Leo's Mexican restaurant on Westhiemer, Gaido's in Galveston and the Tower and Alabama theaters. How many do you recognize? Via Eater Houston and courtesy of the University of Houston's digital library. [Read More]
Downtown restaurants shutter
Cabo, the Mexican restaurant that opened during downtown's late 90s renaissance, is now closed. Signs posted on the windows didn't offer an explanation for the closing and the store's phone was not being answered. The owner could not be reached this afternoon. The "Mix-Mex" grill which helped popularize the fish taco craze, opened at 419 […] [Read More]
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Here's the before and (what will be) the after of an empty Washington Mutual branch in the 3500 block of Holcombe. The 3,500-square-foot building was recently leased by burger shop JerryBuilt. Page Partners had the listing. The restaurant's publicist describes the concept: Featuring Niman Ranch meat, locally sourced, organic produce (when available), JerryBuilt's goal is […] [Read More]
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I have some of the Martha Stewart paint chips from Home Depot. I see that throughout the store they have the items coded with the symbols - star, leaf, moon etc. I assume this classifies them into certain color groupings. However, I can't find anything that explains what each grouping is. For example, is one clear color, one muted tones, one vivid? I have searched the HD site and Martha site but did not find anything. Martha's site did have a quiz you take and it told me I am Natural Tones but there is no link to what colors fall into this grouping.
My name is Christine, and I work for The Home Depot in Atlanta.
This question has run across my mind a few times, the symbols make it very easy to decorate a beautifully coordinated room from start to finish. As far as I can tell, however they donâÂÂt have any relevance to the colors themselves. For instance if you have a paint color that has a star in the upper right hand corner, you will want to get curtains with a star as well. There are a few different designs with the star symbol, so you can get curtains that will match your design esthetic.
As far as getting natural tone colors, they are referring to warm, neutral colors.
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Well, actually the symbols do relate to an organization system within the MS color palette. The symbols are suppose to help guide you to creating whole color palettes/schemes. Top to bottom for a single room or a whole house. Already posted the same answer on the Home Dec board:
The symbols are a key to coordination and it's based on harmony, not color categorization like lumping all the muted tones together.
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American billionaire Robert Kraft has renewed his interest in buying a stake in Liverpool.
Kraft was strongly linked to buy the Reds before the club was taken over by current owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks for £470 million in 2007.
With Liverpool's owners at war, Kraft is said to be close to making a £270 million offer for Gillet's share in the company after Kuwaiti tycoon Nasser Al-Kharafi cooled his interest.
A source close to Kraft confirmed: "Robert has always been interested in Liverpool.
"He came very close to securing a deal before Tom Hicks and George Gillet bought the club.
"He is still in contact with David Moores and he's well aware that George wants out.
"Liverpool is a fantastic brand and a great franchise for any businessman.
"He already owns a string of sports teams in the States, but Robert knows it would be nothing like Liverpool.
"It's such a passionate club and it's fans are probably the most loyal in the world.
"He briefly enquired last year, but when DIC came in with an offer they blew him out of the water.
"But things are different now and he thinks now would be the best time to act.
"He's already spoken to the current owners about the possibility of getting on board and will probably make an offer in the next few weeks."
Liverpool fans are sure to be hopeful of a change from current ownership as the club have been beset by financial headaches since David Moores sold his shares in 2007.
Despite splashing out £20 million on forward Robbie Keane in the summer, manager Rafe Benitez was left fuming when an £18 million deal for Aston Villa captain Gareth Barry was cancelled by the board, citing the transfer "wasn't value for money".
And contract talks with Benitez have recently broken down after the Americans refused to grant the manager full control in the transfer market.
It is thought Kraft is keen on Benitez to remain at the helm should he purchase a stake in the club.
*Robert Kraft is the Founder, Chairman & CEO of The Kraft Group but is best known as owner of American football team New England Patriots and Major League Soccer's New England Revolution.
Speaking about Liverpool in 2005, Kraft said: ""Liverpool is a great brand and it's something our family respects a lot.
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American billionaire back in for Liverpoolby John Harkin. Published Wed 28 Jan 2009 09:11, last updated: 28/01/09
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Silent SignalGraffiti // Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Much of Zoer's newest work is of a different league. It has that graffiti structure, is still painted with spray paint, but is not based in lettering so much. The artist obviously has a strong interest in vehicular transportation and can paint the subject well on walls. Are you seeing this? It is good, really good.
Tall Dark and Handz, Son.Graffiti // Tuesday, July 31, 2012
As far as punch lines go, this one takes the crown. Not to mention that tag is monstrous with all kind of awesomeness.
Never Show FacesGraffiti // Tuesday, July 31, 2012
New simple lettered Raels piece with just enough and not to much!
Towns in BarcelonaGraffiti // Monday, July 30, 2012
As far as scenic views go while painting, this spot has the winning combination of blue water and skyline making for a highly enjoyable session.
S.F. HandsGraffiti // Monday, July 30, 2012
The Bay Area has some of the best and most diverse handstyles in the world and for last couple years the Flickr user, Kewlio, has been relentlessly documenting the scene. Here are a recent few seen hanging around on the streets.
Petro "Age 39 3/4" Art ShowGraffiti // Monday, July 30, 2012
This Thursday, August 2, 2012 Petro will be opening a solo exhibition titled "Age 39 3/4" at The Tower Gallery in Newcastle, UK. As the gallery states, "'Age 39 3/4' is an insight into the nomadic life of an artist on the verge of a mid life crisis." Perfect.
Scoping the SceneGraffiti // Monday, July 30, 2012
Plenty of photographs try to convey the experience and adventure of graffiti, often failing. This photograph nails the subjects cautious advancement into a train station, checking to see if any workers are below.
Monday MopGraffiti // Monday, July 30, 2012
What a difference a whole lot of drips can make to your tag, this being an excellent example. Monday Mops.
KnowsGraffiti // Sunday, July 29, 2012
All you need is chrome and red when you can paint letters like these. No spaghetti or linguine letters with two much additives here.
Seventh by GaryGraffiti // Saturday, July 28, 2012
Gary painted this ultra clean scripted logo for the Seventh Letter clothing line and it is obviously shinin. Put your shades on.


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Dodgers starter Zack Greinke hit his pitch limit after 3 2/3 innings. Two of the four runs Greinke allowed were unearned on an error by left fielder Carl Crawford, who earlier had an RBI single.
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Tomorrow we move on to Parma (famous for its cheese) by way of a four hour taxi, bus and train trip. The actual travel time is much less than this, but of course you have to allow for connections etc. Meanwhile, enjoy the blog and the photos ...
Surprise in a hilltop town
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Between this room and room 22 there was only one other painting placed on Joys notes, all others were lovely to look at, but not worthy of study as they did not fall into her category. Then there was room 22 - some sort of exhibition/notes on ...
Ups and Downs in Urbino
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New Years Eve Italian Style
... sitting with a mouthful of it (halfway through it) trying to swallow it but not able to squeeze it down into any spare digestive space. We swore we wouldn't need to eat for a week!!
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To control the density of herbicide-resistant water foxtail (Alopecurus aequalis), which has become more prevalent in the wheat fields of northern Kyushu, we employed a "twice shallow tillage seeding technique" as an integrated weed control system. From 2009 to 2012, we conducted field experiments in Oki, Mizuma District, Fukuoka Prefecture, to determine the effects of this technique and late seeding regarding the control of water foxtail and the enhancement of winter wheat growth. The "twice shallow tillage seeding technique" involves two rounds of shallow tillage to a depth of 0 to 5 cm, the first after the harvest of paddy rice without seeding and the second with seeding. This technique promoted the germination of water foxtail seeds buried from 0 to 5 cm and allowed for the control of emerged water foxtail using foliar applied herbicides before wheat seeding. The rates of water foxtail emergence before wheat seeding were over 170% those of the conventional seeding method at the end of November and mid-December. Compared with the levels prior to shallow tillage after the harvest of paddy rice, the number of water foxtail seeds buried from 0 to 5 cm decreased to approximately 40% by the end of November and to approximately 10% by mid-December. The number of water foxtail plants in March was reduced to 11% of that under the conventional seeding method using the "twice shallow tillage seeding technique" in conjunction with late seeding, while the number was reduced to 36% of the control using the experimental technique in conjunction with conventional seeding time. The yield of wheat under the experimental technique was equivalent to that under the conventional seeding method, and the yield under late seeding could be made equivalent to that under the conventional seeding by increasing the seeding rate. The density of herbicide-resistant water foxtail can be reduced with the combination of the "twice shallow tillage seeding technique" and late seeding while maintaining expected wheat yield levels.
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Morningglories (Ipomoea spp.) are problematic weeds in soybean fields under upland-paddy rotation in Chubu region, Japan. This study monitored the emergence of morningglories and their growth in this setting. Morrningglories emerged following paddy rice rotation, originating from soybean cultivation in the year prior to rice rotation. A lot of them emerged when paddy rice was harvested in late August to early September but very few of them emerged when paddy rice was harvested in late September to early October. The following were noted: I. hederacea Jacq., I. hederacea var. integriuscula A Gray, I. lacunosa L., I. triloba L. and I. coccinea L. The emergence depth of I. coccinea was 0.5 cm in stubble field soil, much shallower than in soybean fields. I. hederacea, I. hederacea var. integriuscula, I. lacunosa and I. triloba emerged in mid-September in the two paddy rice stubbles where paddy rice was harvested in September 4, 2010. They had already started flowering at the plant height of around 15 cm and produced both immature and mature seeds except I. triloba. These data indicate that flooding associated with the single season paddy rice cultivation can not completely kill residual seeds of morningglories in the soil.
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'Dead Space' continues to entertain
Newest addition to franchise able to keep interest
Issac Clarke battles Necromorphs aboard abandoned space vessels in the newest installment of the "Dead Space" series. The game was released Feb. 13. Special to / The Advocate
There are many clichés in the video game industry nowadays.
One of them is producing a trilogy for a successful video game series and destroying a franchise in the process.
Visceral Games, a sub developer of Electronic Arts, released "Dead Space 3" on Feb. 13, thus making the "Dead Space" series a trilogy.
Skepticism about the quality of the game followed until its release date.
Yet, within an hour of playing the freshly unwrapped game, it was clear that Visceral Games hit that proverbial ball out of that proverbial park.
The game play pushes the protagonist Issac Clarke into a terrifying universe with addictive game play and stunning visuals.
The story, however, leaves much to be desired. Surprisingly, it is fine in this case though.
Fighting for your life against bloodthirsty monsters who will rip you apart at any given chance, you realize something. The story as to why these monsters even exist doesn't matter.
If it's fun just to kill them, why question it?
What keeps the player busy compared to the plot line is the crafting system.
The crafting system is the interface through which Clarke creates weapons for defending himself throughout the game. These weapons can be upgraded frequently to a point that some would call ridiculous. Especially if you think rocket-launching rifles that shoot circular saw blades are ridiculous. Trust in Isaac Clarke when you find yourself alone in space with killer monsters - a rocket-launching chainsaw gun would be the most helpful weapon ever.
The physics or feel of the game hasn't changed from its predecessor "Dead Space 2."
Certain missions require Clarke to float through space and retrieve items in zero gravity. While disorienting at times, it gives players a chance to break out of the normal range of movement those other games present.
It's not possible to fly through space in "Call of Duty: Black Ops II," so instead buy "Dead Space 3."
The multiplayer aspect doubles the fun.
With an Internet connection and $60, it is possible to play "Dead Space 3" through Xbox Live with others. The game is on other platforms as well, including PlayStation 3 and PC.
Multiplayer allows the player to fly through space and save the universe with a best friend or family member. Why isn't every game like this?
The hard thing with making a good trilogy is simple to see.
By the time video game developers come out with a sequel to a million dollar video game title, they realize even more money can be made off of another installment in the series.
Such motivation to make another video game sends developers down a dark path, continuing a franchise merely for money, not for passion or substance. But that is not one of the worries with "Dead Space 3." With an extreme amount of replay value in "Dead Space 3," players will get their money's worth.
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Twinkling nanostars cast new light into biomedical imaging
July 28, 2009
Purdue University researchers have created magnetically responsive gold nanostars that may offer a new approach to biomedical imaging.
The nanostars gyrate when exposed to a rotating magnetic field and can scatter light to produce a pulsating or "twinkling" effect. This twinkling allows them to stand out more clearly from noisy backgrounds like those found in biological tissue.
Alexander Wei, a professor of chemistry, and Kenneth Ritchie, an associate professor of physics, led the team that created the new gyromagnetic imaging method.
"This is a very different approach to enhancing contrast in optical imaging," said Wei, who also is a member of the Purdue University Center for Cancer Research and the Oncological Sciences Center. "Brighter isn't necessarily better for imaging; the real issue is background noise, and you can't always overcome this simply by creating brighter particles. With gyromagnetic imaging we can zero in on the nanostars by increasing signal strength while cutting down on background noise."
The gold nanostars are about 100 nanometers from tip to tip and contain an iron-oxide core that causes them to spin when exposed to a rotating magnet. The arms of the nanostar are designed to respond to a light source and reflect light to a camera when properly aligned. This gives nanostars the appearance of twinkling at rates that can be precisely controlled by the speed of the rotating magnetic field. The unique signature of the twinkling nanostars enables them to be picked out easily from a field of stationary particles, some of which can be brighter than the nanostars.
Any signal that doesn't have the frequency corresponding to the rotating magnetic field can be suppressed in the images, eliminating background noise, Ritchie said.
"It was surprising how well this method enhanced the imaging," he said. "It can improve the contrast of the particles to the background noise by more than 20 decibels and can clearly reveal a gyrating nanostar, where with existing direct imaging methods in many cases you wouldn't be able to definitively find a particle."
Gold nanostars and other gold nanoparticles have recently been examined as contrast agents for biomedical imaging because of their brightness at near-infrared wavelengths, which can penetrate through tissue better than visible light. However, giving them the ability to twinkle was key to developing a novel dynamic imaging method, Wei said.
"Gyromagnetic nanostars combine strong optical signaling with a unique mechanism for reducing noise, allowing one to pick out the proverbial needle from the haystack," Wei said. "The key is to enable the nanostars to twinkle at a frequency of our choosing. Our analysis picks out signals at that frequency and translates that information into images of remarkable clarity."
A paper detailing the team's work is featured on the cover of the July 22 issue of the Journal of the American Chemical Society. In addition to Wei and Ritchie, co-authors include graduate students Qingshan Wei, Hyon-Min Song, Jacob A. Hale, Dongmyung Oh, Quy K. Ong and postdoctoral research associate Alexei P. Leonov.
The National Institutes of Health funded the research.
To perform gyromagnetic imaging, the team placed a sample of cells containing nanostars under a standard microscope equipped with a white light source and a rotating magnet. Light was sent through a polarizing beam splitter and into the sample, then reflected back through the beam splitter and to the camera. The camera collected images at 120 frames per second, capturing the signal from the nanostars as they spun at approximately five revolutions per second.
The set-up is simple and practical for general laboratory use, Ritchie said.
"To translate a new imaging technique into something practical for broad use, it needs to be done without specialized equipment," he said. "Many other imaging techniques require expensive equipment or lasers, but this method can be done with a halogen lamp and a $10,000 camera."
After initial data is collected, mathematical operations such as Fourier transforms can be applied to obtain frequency information from the pulsating light signals, allowing the twinkling nanostars to be easily picked out.
The use of Fourier transforms in imaging techniques, often referred to as Fourier-domain imaging, is already known to be useful for reducing noise, but the research team's method allows a mechanical frequency to be used as input for selective Fourier-based imaging, Wei said.
"We have external control over the speed of rotation, so we will always know what frequency to focus on when looking for nanostars," he said.
In testing whether nanostars might harm cells during the imaging process, the researchers found that the particles were not only biocompatible, but could actually promote cell growth, Wei said. The team is continuing to investigate the biological effects of nanostars inside cells.
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a resident of another community
on Mar 13, 2012 at 10:49 am
I understand there will be some speakers from India and China and Japan, for sure.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Mar 13, 2012 at 1:12 pm
They should write their final business plan on toilet paper as that is about all it will be worth.
a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Mar 13, 2012 at 1:22 pm
Billions of dollars so that the upper middle class, the upper class and tourists can ride a spiffy train, supported by constant and unbelievable subsidies from the lower classes.
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on Mar 15, 2012 at 4:42 pm
GIBSON............the upper classes do not ride the trains.
There IS no middle class. Working Americans and commuters will get to LA and San Diego and I hope MEXICO (for inexpensive items)
I guess nobody read the WSJ or the BBC and London Times to see that China is now in control and produces a mineral that is not found anywhere and is undoubtedly going to hold us hostage.....YOU LOOK IT UP!
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From an electrophoretic mobility shift assay to isolated transcription factors: a fast genomic-proteomic approach
1 Gene Technology, Department of Gene Technology and Applied Biochemistry, Institute of Chemical Engineering, TU Wien, Getreidemarkt 9/166/5/2, A-1060 Wien, Austria
2 Department of Genetics and Morphology, Institute of Biological Sciences, University of Brasilia, Campus Universitário Darcy Ribeiro, ICC SuL, AT-098, 70.910-900, Brasília-DF, Brazil
3 Research Institute of Molecular Pathology, Vienna Biocenter, Dr. Bohrgasse 7, A-1030 Vienna, Austria
BMC Genomics 2010, 11:644 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-11-644Published: 18 November 2010
Hypocrea jecorina (anamorph Trichoderma reesei) is a filamentous ascomycete of industrial importance due to its hydrolases (e.g., xylanases and cellulases). The regulation of gene expression can influence the composition of the hydrolase cocktail, and thus, transcription factors are a major target of current research. Here, we design an approach for identifying a repressor of a xylanase-encoding gene.
We used streptavidin affinity chromatography to isolate the Xylanase promoter-binding protein 1 (Xpp1). The optimal conditions and templates for the chromatography step were chosen according to the results of an electrophoretic mobility shift assay performed under repressing conditions, which yielded a DNA-protein complex specific to the AGAA-box (the previously identified, tetranucleotide cis-acting element). After isolating AGAA-box binding proteins, the eluted proteins were identified with Nano-HPLC/tandem MS-coupled detection. We compared the identified peptides to sequences in the H. jecorina genome and predicted in silico the function and DNA-binding ability of the identified proteins. With the results from these analyses, we eliminated all but three candidate proteins. We verified the transcription of these candidates and tested their ability to specifically bind the AGAA-box. In the end, only one candidate protein remained. We generated this protein with in vitro translation and used an EMSA to demonstrate the existence of an AGAA-box-specific protein-DNA complex. We found that the expression of this gene is elevated under repressing conditions relative to de-repressing or inducing conditions.
We identified a putative transcription factor that is potentially involved in repressing xylanase 2 expression. We also identified two additional potential regulatory proteins that bind to the xyn2 promoter. Thus, we succeeded in identifying novel, putative transcription factors for the regulation of xylanase expression in H. jecorina.


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Catherine S. Snodgrass, (born in Brooklyn, NY) is an American author and illustrator of children's books, graphic designer and advocate of children on the autism spectrum.
She grew up in New York City and attended the High School of Art and Design. After working for several years in the New York City publishing industry, her first book, Super Silly Sayings that are Over Your Head: A Children's Illustrated Book of Idioms was published in 2004 by Starfish Press. In 2005, it was named a Benjamin Franklin Award Finalist in the category of Best New Voice (Children's/Young Adult).[1]
In 2008, What's That Look on Your Face? All About Faces and Feelings was published by Autism Asperger Publishing Company (AAPC). The book is often used as an educational tool for helping children with autism, nonverbal learning disorder, and other social learning challenges to recognize the facial expressions that accompany specific feelings.[2]
- Super Silly Sayings that are Over Your Head, Starfish Press, 2004 (ISBN 0-9666529-4-0)
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