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Made from Aluminum and finish in Textured White, the Ascoli looks great in almost any setting, and features a 90 degree tilt adjustment angle as well as a 330 degree rotation adjustment angle.
Each member of the ARS Hall of Fame has produced a major impact on agricultural research by solving a significant agricultural problem through research or providing outstanding leadership that significantly advanced agricultural research. Each member has made accomplishments that continue to be recognized by the agricultural research community and possess the character and record of achievement worthy of emulation by younger agricultural scientists. They have made achievements that were nationally or internationally recognized by peers in the scientific community.
Cletus P. Kurtzman is world renowned for his pioneering development and use of molecular biology techniques to identify and describe microorganisms of agricultural, biotechnological, scientific, and medical importance. His research fundamentally changed the field of yeast taxonomy and gave rise to new, improved methods of studying the genetic diversity of these microorganisms and determining the relationships among species. Kurtzman identified gene sequences enabling researchers worldwide to rapidly and accurately distinguish one yeast species from another. He led in the development of a comprehensive database and barcode-based system of sequence information to facilitate the diagnosis of all known yeasts species in the Ascomycetes fungal division. His genetic diversity research also ushered in better predictions on the biological properties of newly discovered yeast species. Kurtzman’s own discovery of yeasts capable of fermenting simple plant sugars is credited with reviving industry efforts to convert crop biomass materials, like corn bran, into ethanol fuel.
Edward B. Bagley contributed foundational research to the science of rheology, the study of flow and deformation of matter. He is best known for his role in developing the starch-based copolymer Super Slurper. Super Slurper can absorb up to 2,000 times its own weight in water. The product has become part of a wide variety of products including baby powders, diapers, batteries, and fuel filters. Bagley, now retired, was a research leader at ARS' NationalCenter for Agricultural Utilization Research in Peoria, Illinois.
George Inglett is one of the foremost international experts in food science and technology. He developed Oatrim, Z-Trim, Nutrim, Soytrim--derivatives from oats, barley, and soy--as fat replacements that provide a fraction of fats' calories to consumers, but still taste good. These products offer many nutritional benefits to consumers. Inglett is a research chemist at ARS' NationalCenter for Agricultural Utilization Research in Peoria, Illinois.
Allene R. Jeanes was posthumously inducted into the ARS Science Hall of Fame for her microbiological, chemical, and engineering research contributions that created urgently needed, life-saving industrial polymers made from agricultural commodities. She and a colleague proposed a project for producing dextran and converting it into synthetic blood plasma. The fluid that resulted from her team's efforts was used on the battlefields of Korea and Vietnam to save countless lives. She worked as a research chemist with ARS' NationalCenter for Agricultural Utilization Research in Peoria, Illinois.
Herbert J. Dutton retired as chief of ARS' Oilseeds Crops Laboratory in Peoria, Illinois. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame for research that lead to the establishment of soybean oil as the predominant edible vegetable oil in the world. Largely as a result of his research contributions, soybean oil commands 85 percent of the domestic fats and oils market. His research continues to have an impact on soybean research.
William M. Doane served as a research leader of the ARS Plant Polymer Research Unit in Peoria, Illinois before retiring. He initiated and conducted research that created new and useful products that ultimately led to the establishment of new industries based on agricultural materials. He initiated a research program that led to discovery and development of Super Slurper, a highly absorbent starch graft polymer. Today, Doane's polymer can be found in many products, including seed coatings, wound dressing and disposable soft goods.
Interpretive Summary: Pasteurella multocida is a causative agent for prevalent and serious septicemic and respiratory diseases in a broad range of hosts. This bacterium generally lacks obvious virulence factors which contribute to its ability to cause disease and therefore it is difficult to design effective vaccine countermeasures to control disease. Using high-throughput sequencing technology, the genome sequence of two virulent representative avian isolates of P. multocida was ascertained. Preliminary analysis shows clear differences between these two strains and a previously sequenced non-virulent strain. Study of these unique differences, and those between avian and ruminant isolates, will yield a better understanding of disease pathogenesis and insight into new potential disease control methods.
Technical Abstract: Here we report the draft genome sequences of two virulent avian strains of Pasteurella multocida. Comparative analyses of these genomes were done with the published genome sequence of avirulent Pasteurella multocida strain Pm70.
Landscape oil painting is based on natural scenery and painting with oil painting materials. It can be divided into: landscape oil painting, landscape painting, blue sky and white oil painting, sunrise and sunset oil painting, street scene oil painting, etc.
Frustration is the method of coloring the root tribe of the oil brush. After pressing the pen, it is slightly frustrated and then lifted up, such as the reverse stroke of calligraphy, vigorous and strong. The difference between the color of the pen tip and the pen root, and the different directions of the pen can produce a variety of changes and tastes.
The technique of tapping on the screen with a wide oil brush or a fan-shaped pen is called a beat. The shot can produce a certain undulating texture, which is neither very obvious nor too simple. It can also deal with the original too strong strokes or colors to make it weak.
It refers to the method of directly combining two or more different colors on the screen with a pen. The color blends to produce a natural mixed change, obtaining subtle and vivid color and contrast between light and dark, and can be used as a transition effect.
The line refers to the line drawn by the pen. Generally the oil hook line uses a soft pointed line, but in different styles, the round head, the school shape and the old flat pen can also draw a thick line like a book strong center.In the earliest oil paintings, Eastern and Western paintings were originally line-shaped,they were usually drafted with precise and precise lines. The Tampera technique was the main means of forming light and shade. After Western oil paintings evolved into light and dark and body-based, butBut nevertheless,the factors in the middle of the oil painting have never disappeared. Slim and unconstrained. The use of various lines, such as neatness or randomness, and repeated cross-stacking, makes the language of oil painting richer, and the processing of different shapes is more important. The lines of oriental painting have also influenced the styles of many modern Western masters, such as Matisse, Van Gogh, Picasso, Miro and Klee.
Sweeping is often used to connect two adjacent color blocks so that they are not too stiff. This can be achieved by gently sweeping with a clean fan-shaped pen when the color is not dry. You can also use the pen to sweep another color on the underlying color to create a color effect that is staggered, loose, and not greasy.
It means dipping a hard bristle brush and stamping the pigment vertically on the screen with the head of the pen. The way to stomp is not very common. It is usually applied only when a special texture is needed locally.