TRANSFORMATION OF BACTERIA INTO L FORMS BY AMINO ACIDS,

Allosteric activation of the CaR by L-amino acids.

G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) serve as cellular sensors for a broad range of stimulants including photons, odorants, hormones, neurotransmitters, and ions. The studies presented by Conigrave and colleagues (1) in this issue provide evidence that the cellular sensor for L-amino acids is also a GPCR. The extracellular calcium receptor (CaR), a member of the metabotropic glutamate receptor (...

The oxidation of L-amino acids by Mytilus edulis.

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Transformation of WordNet Glosses into Logic Forms

This paper presents a method and implementation resuits for the transformation of WordNet glosses into logic forms. The glosses, currently expressed in English are a rich source of world knowledge. Logic forms are useful for logic proofs, inference, and many other AI applications. We demonstrate their applicability to a Question Answering system.

Transformation of Sequential Programs into Parallel Forms

One of the main tasks of a programmer when writing parallel programs is to identify the parts that are to be executed in parallel. This process is very timeconsuming and error prone. As an alternative, one can write its sequential version and then transform it into the parallel form by a parallelizing compiler. The loops in the sequential programs offer the best opportunities for parallelism. T...

Transformation of WordNet Glosses into Logi Forms