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    Major mesh-related complications following hernia repair

    Mesh material affects complications following hernia repair. Medical device reports on the use of surgical mesh for hernia repair were reviewed from the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Manufacturer User F...

    T. N. Robinson, J. H. Clarke, J. Schoen… in Surgical Endoscopy And Other Interventiona… (2005)

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    Changes in soil mineral nitrogen during and after 3-year and 5-year set-aside and nitrate leaching losses after ploughing out the 5-year plant covers in the UK

    The management and effects of 3-year and 5-year set-aside covers on soil mineral nitrogen (SMN, 0.0–0.9 m) were studied at six sites in England. Soil mineral N was measured annually in autumn and spring during...

    A. G. Chalmers, E. T. G. Bacon, J. H. Clarke in Plant and Soil (2001)

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    The effect of three or five years of set-aside on the husbandry and grain yield of subsequent cereal crops in the UK

    During the period 1993–1997, at six contrasting sites located throughout England, two successive cereal test crops were grown both with and without nitrogen fertiliser after three or five years of set-aside or...

    J.M. Smith, S.K. Cook, A.R. Mills, E.T.G. Bacon, J.H. Clarke in Plant and Soil (2000)

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    A comparison of enzyme-aided bleaching of softwood paper pulp using combinations of xylanase, mannanase and α-galactosidase

    Enzymatic pretreatment of softwood kraft pulp was investigated using xylanase A (XylA) from Neocallimastix patriciarum in combination with mannanase and α-galactosidase. Mannanase A (ManA) from Pseudomonas fluor...

    J. H. Clarke, K. Davidson, J. E. Rixon… in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (2000)

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    Nuclear inositides: inconsistent consistencies

    It is now clear that phosphoinositides, which play a major role in the regulation of a variety of cellular processes in the cytoplasm, are found within the nucleus. Their role in this subcellular compartment ...

    N. Divecha*, J. H. Clarke, M. Roefs… in Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences CMLS (2000)

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    Identification of tandemly repeated type VI cellulose-binding domains in an endoglucanase from the aerobic soil bacterium Cellvibrio mixtus

    Cellulose-binding domains (CBD) play a pivotal role during plant cell wall hydrolysis by cellulases and xylanases from aerobic soil bacteria. Recently we␣have reported the molecular characterisation of a sing...

    C. M. G. A. Fontes, J. H. Clarke, G. P. Hazlewood… in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (1998)

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    Possible roles for a non-modular, thermostable and proteinase-resistant cellulase from the mesophilic aerobic soil bacterium Cellvibrio mixtus

    The widespread presence of cellulose-binding domains in cellulases from aerobic bacteria and fungi suggests the existence of a strong selective pressure for the retention of these non-catalytic modules. The c...

    C. M. G. A. Fontes, J. H. Clarke, G. P. Hazlewood… in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (1997)

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    Family-10 and Family-11 xylanases differ in their capacity to enhance the bleachability of hardwood and softwood paper pulps

    Enzyme-aided bleaching of softwood and hardwood kraft pulps by glycosyl hydrolase family-10 and -11 xylanases and a family-26 mannanase was investigated. The ability to release reducing sugar from pulp xylan ...

    J. H. Clarke, J. E. Rixon, A. Ciruela… in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (1997)

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    Do the non-catalytic polysaccharide-binding domains and linker regions enhance the biobleaching properties of modular xylanases?

    Xylanase A (XylA) from Pseudomonas fluorescens subsp. cellulosa consists of an N-terminal non-catalytic cellulose-binding domain joined to a functionally independent C-terminal catalytic domain by a sequence ric...

    J. E. Rixon, J. H. Clarke, G. P. Hazlewood… in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (1996)

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    Studies on fungi in the root region

    Aqueous extracts of adventitious roots ofAllium sativum L. (garlic), seedling roots ofAllium porrum L. (leek), and both adventitious and seedling roots ofAllium cepa L. (onion), were tested for antibiotic activit...

    J. H. Clarke in Plant and Soil (1966)

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    Studies on fungi in the root region

    Data are given on the fungi isolated from 30-day-old adventitious roots and seedling roots of severalAllium species by means of the root-washing technique. These fungi were typical root-surface forms includingCyl...

    D. Parkinson, J. H. Clarke in Plant and Soil (1964)

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    A Comparison of Three Methods for the Assessment of Fungal Colonization of Seedling Roots of Leek and Broad Bean

    IN recent years severa1 methods have bean devised for the isolation of fungi from root tissues. The Harley and Waid serial washing technique1 has already provided valuable data on fungi closely associated with pl...

    J. H. CLARKE, D. PARKINSON in Nature (1960)

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    Fungi associated with the seedling roots ofAllium porrum L.

    Data is provided on the fungi isolated from the roots ofAllium porrum which have been grown in three soils. These data show that the roots support a typical root-surface mycoflora, although this is more sparse th...

    D. Parkinson, J. H. Clarke in Plant and Soil (1960)