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Time-resolved X-ray diffraction and real-time single-molecule imaging using a free-electron laser.
The time-resolved scattering technique time-resolved inelastic X-ray scattering (TRIS) is presented that allows the simultaneous acquisition of real-time single-molecule diffraction data and single-molecule fluorescence trajectories with an X-ray free-electron laser (XFEL). The technique is demonstrated with incident photon energies of approximately 4000 eV and utilises a nanosecond XFEL pulse train where the photon energy can be modulated in 20 ps increments by the interaction between the electron pulse train and the sample. Therefore, TRIS allows the recording of real-time single-molecule diffraction data with a spatial resolution of the order of 5 nm, in addition to a real-time fluorescence image with a spatial resolution of 2 nm. The simultaneous measurement of the diffraction and fluorescence data is a new capability, which we expect to significantly improve the understanding of complex biological processes.Are migrants more common among suicide victims than suicide ideators? Understanding suicide among migrants in Europe.
Suicide is a universal health and social problem with adverse consequences for multiple target groups, including migrants. Although migration may influence suicide risk, the existing literature is inconclusive. The aim of this study was to examine the association between a migrant status and suicide victims or ideators. We conducted
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If you find yourself opening the same applications as me, and find it too distracting, then just open the Start menu and type the name of the program.
Open Skype for example and in the search box type "Skype".
You will instantly have a list of programmes that use the word "Skype" in their title - all of which are easily visible on the taskbar by clicking on the Skype icon (which appears when you press Ctrl-Alt-Delete) to open the Start menu.
This allows you to see exactly which program(s) you no longer need access to - hence you won't be distracted by the Skype window(s) always open.
(And obviously once you open the program you'll no longer have the notification of its being open)
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If you are an Evernote user, you can simply pin their application to the Windows taskbar. 
Here is a tutorial for pinning an application to the Windows taskbar:
To pin an application to the Windows taskbar
Participation of plasma non-histone high mobility group protein A1 in the down-regulation of the initiation of DNA replication during human cell synchronization.
In this study, a monoclonal antibody against plasma non-histone protein (PNHP) was prepared and characterized. The antibody was selected because its epitope was PNHPA1, a major component of the PNHP fraction, but not other non-histone fractions. In the fluorescence-activated cell sorter analyses, the antibody bound to a subpopulation of the cells with an increased size, suggesting that the cells were in a blocked state (G0). The bulk of the cells, however, were not labeled with the antibody. These results suggested that the antibody bound to a specific part of the cells in which DNA replication had initiated. When a G0 human lymphoid cell line was
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