Expression of the INU2 gene for an endoinulinase of Aspergillus ficuum in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

The INU2 gene encoding an endoinulinase of Aspergillus ficuum was expressed by the Kluyveromyces marxianus INU1 promoter in a SUC2-deleted Saccharomyces cerevisiae to produce the endoinulinase preparation free of an exoinulinase and an extracellular invertase in the culture medium. A recombinant yeast strain produced the sufficient amount of the enzyme to make a halo around its colony, when inulin was included in the medium.     

Das Verhalten des Triton-Auges,insbesondere der Linsenbildung nach UV-Bestrahlungen vor Entstehung der Linse

Ohne ZusammenfassungDie Arbeit wurde 1944 in Breslau fertiggestellt. Infolge der Zeitverhältnisse kann sie erst jetzt in gekürzter Form veröffentlicht werden.     

A Statistical Method for Comparison of Two Structures and Its Biological Applications

Some experimental methods applied to biological investigations allow to find a number q of homogeneous discrete components that determine a structure of the object in the study and the to establish the presence of some components from these q in compositions of other n objects. Such data form a nXq incidence matrix. In this paper a statistical approach is suggested for revealing the associated components in two different structures of the object. The procedure is based on joint consideration of two sampling incidence matrices. An application of this method is demonstrated by analysis of relationships between antigens and proteins of one strain of cyanobacteria. The method may be useful in different scientific areas, e.g. psychology, when direct experimental comparison of components from two structures is difficult.