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GREMO: a GT4 based Resource Monitor
No full textThe past few years have seen the Grid rapidly evolving towards a service-oriented computing infrastructure.With the OGSA facilitating this revolution, it is expected that WSRF will be acting as the main an enabling technology to drive the Grid further. Resource monitoring plays a critical role in managing a large-scale Grid system. This paper presents GREMO, a lightweight resource monitor developed with Globus Toolkit 4 (GT4) for monitoring CPU and memory of computing nodes in a Windows and Linux environments
Análisis del fallo “Gremo”
No full textEn la nota a fallo "Gremo, María Teresa y otros c/ Corp. Intercomunal para la gestión sustentable de los residuos del
área METROP CBA. S.A. (CORMECOR S.A.) – Amparo (Ley 4915) – Cuerpo de Copias -Recurso de
Apelación” se analiza porque adquiere importancia jurídica al resolver un conflicto muy
frecuente en materia ambiental referido a la articulación del amparo como medida de cese
de actividades que provocan daños ambientales
Caratteristiche delle molecole di membrana di cellule nervose embrionali: interazione con lectine esogene
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Muscarinic receptor subclasses in retinal cultures: effect of corticosterone.
No full textWe have previously shown that exogenously administered corticosterone affects muscarinic receptor binding in the chick embryo retina. Analysis with the selective antagonist pirenzepine has shown that both muscarinic receptor subclasses M1 and M2 are present in treated retinas. On the contrary, only M2 is detectable in controls. Moreover, receptor affinity for agonists is modified by hormone treatment. Since these studies did not show whether or not the hormone directly influences retinal cells, a similar study was performed on retinal tissue cultures. Cells were treated at day 5 in vitro for 24 hr with 1.10(-8) M corticosterone. Scatchard analysis of results obtained with 3H-quinuclidinyl benzilate (3H-QNB) binding showed no difference between treated and control cultures. However, displacement experiments demonstrated that both M1 and M2 were present in treated cultures, whereas controls had only M2. Also, receptor affinity for the agonist carbachol was modified, as already observed with in vivo studies. In addition, a new phenomenon was observed: treated cultures had a significantly higher number of cells. The possibility that the hormone can prevent cell death or stimulate cell mitosis is considered
DYSTROPHIN DISTRIBUTION IN NEURONS OF NORMAL AND DUCHENNE MUSCULAR-DYSTROPHY HUMAN FETUSES
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