Information stored on the European Hypersonic Database will also be stored on the HSFF Database. The database will continue to accept new solutions. Criteria for acceptance will include accuracy, robustness, originality and, perhaps, prior unseen phenomena. Moreover, additional test problems will be formulated and solutions solicited. In this sense the database will function as a continuing reference bank and an electronic journal.
Plans are under way for a follow up workshop.
The regulation of nuclear transport affects DNA replication gene expression and protein synthesis. Translocation of mRNA through the nuclear envelope pore complex does not occur passively but is known to require specific RNA recognition signals, nuclear envelope binding proteins, and enzymes. Growth factors, hormones, protein kinases, and phosphoprotein phosphatases may be involved in nuclear mRNA transport. Mechanical forces may influence these recognition signals and change the nuclear pore size and transport function through messages that are transmitted by the cytoskeleton. The endothelium plays a pivotal role in modulating a number of physiologic processes including hemostasis, thrombosis, inflammation, and immune responses.