Biochemical characterization of the rat liver receptor for 2,3,7,8-TCDD - a comparison to the rat liver glucocorticoid receptor

An assessment of the physicochemical characteristics of the rat hepatic receptors for 2,3,7,8-TCDD and for corticosteroid hormones reveals striking analogies between both receptor systems.     

矿区生态重建中生物多样性与可持续发展

复合生态系统受自然、经济、社会三方面的影响，是在生态工程控制下的生态系统，其生物多样性也受生态工程的控制。本文以安太堡露天煤矿为例，讨论了复合生态系统生物多样性与可持续发展的关系。说明复合生态系统的生物多样性要求经济，生态，社会综合效益最佳，其建设必须以生境建设为基础，并以生态工程手段保持和调节植被结构，以使矿区得到真正可持续发展。     

BP人工神经网络模型在拉萨道路交通噪声预测中的应用

针对拉萨市道路交通噪声污染问题，运用人工神经网络理论和方法对拉萨市道路交通噪声的等效连续声级进行预测。经检验，计算值与实测值接近，从而为道路交通噪声的预测提供了一种新的途径。     

小拖压条热轧制工艺

介绍 550 - 17小拖压条制造由铸造工艺改为热轧制工艺的方法 ,阐述轧辊型槽设计的原则 ,分型面与排布角度的选择及导道安装。     

The adaptive significance of reoriented migration of chaffinches Fringilla coelebs and bramblings F. montifringilla during autumn in southern Sweden

Summary Reoriented autumn migration of chaffinches and bramblings occurs regularly in southernmost Sweden. The reoriented birds fly in a northeasterrly direction from the coast and inland, i.e. approximately opposite to the normal autumn migration direction. The daily peak of reoriented finch migration, as observed at inland sites 20–40 km from the coast, occurs on average 3.5 h later than the early morning departure in the normal migratory direction, and 1 h later than the peak of migration at the coast. According to trapping data the average weight of reoriented migrants and birds interrupting their migration at the coastline is significantly lower than the weight of migrants proceeding in the normal direction, and the proportion of yearlings seems to be larger in the former category. Censuses of flocks of resting finches showed that they mainly forage at stubble fields of summer rape Brassica napus, preferably fields surrounded by wooded vegetation offering shelter from predator attacks. Preferred food and habitats are mostly located inland, 20 km or more from the coast. These findings are consistent with the interpretation that reorientation constitutes an adaptive response by migrants with small fat reserves. When confronted with an ecological barrier, they return to suitable resting sites for restoring the fat reserves before crossing the barrier.