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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Stoffliche Veränderungen im Mikro- und Submikrobereich von Mineralkörnern und Bildung neuer Phasen bei Verwitterung und Bodenbildung in Löß

Glasow, Andreas 22 June 2000 (has links)
No description available.
2

Genetic diversity based on SSR markers, heterosis and yield performance of Brassica rapa for biomass production

Ofori, Atta 31 January 2008 (has links)
No description available.
3

Phänotypisierung von Raps- und anderen Brassica-Genotypen zur Identifizierung von Resistenzquellen gegenüber Sclerotinia sclerotiorum / Phenotypisation of oilseed rape and other Brassica species to identify resistance sources against Sclerotinia sclerotiorum

Wulf, Tobias 21 July 2011 (has links)
No description available.
4

Identification and Analysis of Gene Product Modifiers of α-Synuclein Toxicity in the Fruit Fly (D. Melanogaster). / Identifizierung und Analyse von Genprodukt Modifikatoren der α-Synuclein Toxizität in der Fruchtfliege (D. melanogaster)

Butler, Erin 08 September 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Evolutionäre Entwicklungsgenetik der Fruchtöffnung in Brassicaceen

Mühlhausen, Andreas 13 October 2011 (has links)
In Lepidium campestre und Lepidium appelianum konnten insgesamt acht Fruchtentwicklungsgene isoliert werden. Diese untersuchten Gene sind wahrscheinlich allesamt Orthologe zu Fruchtentwicklungsgenen aus Arabidopsis thaliana. Ein isoliertes SHP-Gen aus Aethionema carneum ist wahrscheinlich ortholog zu SHP2 aus Arabidopsis thaliana. Dieses Gen (AecSHP2) könnte ein Abkömmling des letzten gemeinsamen Vorfahren von Aethionema und den restlichen Brassicaceen sein, welches mit Ausnahme der Gattung Aethionema in den Brassicaceen duplizierte. Allein aufgrund der Aminosäuresequenzen lassen sich keine direkten Rückschlüsse auf die Beteiligung einzelner Gene an der Evolution von Schließfrüchten ziehen. Wahrscheinlicher sind regulatorische Änderungen eines oder mehrerer Fruchtentwicklungsgene innerhalb der Früchte von L. appelianum, die zur Ausbildung von indehiszenten Früchten führen. Für die untersuchten Arten der Gattung Lepidium konnte die Methode der Expressionsanalysen (in situ Hybridisierung) etabliert werden. Expressionsstudien lassen eine ähnliche genetische Regulation der Fruchtöffnung von Lepidium campestre und Arabidopsis thaliana vermuten, diese Regulation scheint in Öffnungsfrüchten von Lepidium campestre konserviert zu sein. Aufgrund einer ähnlichen Regulation in der Gattung Brassica ist es möglich, dass die genetische Regulation von Öffnungsfrüchten innerhalb der Core Brassicaceae konserviert ist. Die genetische Regulation von Lepidium appelianum ist bislang nicht geklärt. Zum Verständnis der Evolution von Schließfrüchten in Lepidium sind umfangreiche heterologe Transformationsversuche notwendig. Diese heterologen Transformationsversuche sollten zunächst mit den für die Evolution von Schließfrüchten in Frage kommenden Kandidatengenen durchgeführt werden, nach den Ergebnissen der vorliegenden Arbeit sind dies die Gene FRUITFULL und REPLUMLESS. Die Fruchtanatomie heterokarper Früchte in verschiedenen Aethionema-Arten scheint einer ähnlichen genetischen Regulation zu folgen. Hierauf deuten anatomische Untersuchungen von Ae. carneum- und Ae. saxatile-Früchten hin.
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Aspects of Object Recognition: Sampling, Invariance, and Plasticity

Kietzmann, Tim Christian 12 May 2015 (has links)
We humans are visual creatures, constantly extracting information from the world around us. The source of our ability to understand the visual world is an intricate arrangement of multiple areas in our brains: the visual system. It enables us to recognize our friends and family in diverse conditions, to focus our attention on important aspects of a scene and performs invariant object categorization on multiple levels of abstraction. Vision has been in the focus of scientific interest for many decades and yet our knowledge of the cortical mechanisms involved is only limited. I here describe a series of experiments, in which we investigated how the visual system robustly and efficiently extracts meaning from the environment. In particular, I will focus on thee aspects of object recognition: sampling the environment, visual invariance, and categorization and plasticity. Starting with the selection of visual information, three eyetracking experiments are described in which we investigate the interplay of overt visual attention and object recognition. We show that overt visual attention and object recognition exert a bi-directional influence on each other. Whereas initial patterns of overt visual attention causally affect the outcome of the later recognition, briefly presented contextual information leads to substantial changes in the attentional sampling behavior, which can be best understood in terms of a shifting exploration-exploitation bias. Following this, we turn to visual processing within the system and ask how invariant object recognition is accomplished despite large variation in retinal input. As an exemplary case, we focus on changes introduced by rotations in depth. Using a variety of techniques, ranging from fMRI to TMS and EEG, we show that viewpoint symmetry, i.e. the selectivity to mirror-symmetric viewing angles, is a prevalent feature of visual processing across a wide range of higher-level visual regions. These findings jointly suggest that viewpoint-symmetry constitutes a key computational step in achieving full viewpoint invariance. On the next level of abstraction, we investigate how visual categories are represented at different levels of experience, from novice to expert. By combining training of novel visual categories with psychophysical measures, we demonstrate a change in the underlying type of category representation. Following this, we combine the training paradigm with electrophysiological measurements. In line with our behavioral results, these data reveal a spatiotemporal shift in category selectivity: from late and frontal to early occipitotemporal activity. These results suggest that novel and re-occurring categories rely on partially separate cortical networks, allowing the brain to balance robust and fast recognition with considerable flexibility and plasticity. The results of all experiments presented are unified by the concept of a system that has evolved efficient mechanisms for robust performance in a large variety of conditions. Using dynamic sampling strategies, computational shortcuts and a division of labor, the visual system is optimally equipped to support higher-level cognitive function in a complex and constantly changing environment.
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Land Security, Efficiency and Productivity, and Rural Income in China

Zhang, Yanjie 21 July 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Role of Histone Methylation in Cognition and Effects of Different Durations of Environmental Enrichment on Learning and Memory / Role of Histone Methylation in Cognition and Effects of Different Durations of Environmental Enrichment on Learning and Memory

Kerimoglu, Cemil 16 April 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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The Role of the E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Cdh1-APC in Axon Growth in the Mammalian Brain / Die Rolle der E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Cdh1-APC in Axon Wachstum im Gehirn von Säugetieren

Kannan, Madhuvanthi 22 August 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Synthesis, Structural Characterization and Reactivity of homo- and heterobimetallic Imidoalanes and Carbaalanes, Aluminum Hydrazide and Aluminum Peroxide Compounds / Synthese, strukturelle Charakterisierung und Reaktivität von homo- und heterobimetallischen Imidoalanen und Carbaalanen, Aluminiumhydrazid- und Aluminiumperoxidverbindungen.

Srisailam, Shravan Kumar 26 January 2005 (has links)
No description available.

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