A Financial analysis of the Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation (COAST) for fiscal years 1984-1993 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Elderly and handicapped transportation : eight case studies /

Mode of access: Internet.

Rural transportation projects on Indian reservations : a report on 11 demonstrations : final report /

Mode of access: Internet.

Project Right of Way : development of a transportation cooperative in Boston, MA /

"UMTA Technical Assistance Program."

Crime on public transportation vehicles : a subcommittee of the House Committee on Transportation report to the 81st general assembly.

Cover title.

Center city environment and transportation : transportation innovations in five European cities /

"April 1980."

The Pittsburgh neighborhood transportation service : a summary.

"Prepared by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration, Office of Service and Management Demonstrations"--P. [10].

Mass transit management : case studies of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority : final report /

"DOT-I-81-1."

Moving people : an introduction to public transportation /

Item 982-I-15

Cost saving methods for special transportation programs : final report /

"DOT-T-89-09."

Public private cooperation for better transportation.

"UMTA Technical Assistance Program."

Transportation energy contingency strategies /

Mode of access: Internet.

Quality of service in special transportation for the elderly and handicapped : final report /

Performing organization: Urban Transportation Center, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle.

Local economic impacts of transportation fuel consumption /

"DOT-I-84-01."

Molecular crowding effects of linear polymers in protein solutions

Measurement of protein-polymer second virial coefficients (B-AP) by sedimentation equilibrium studies of carbonic anhydrase and cytochrome c in the presence of dextrans (T10-T80) has revealed an inverse dependence of B-AP upon dextran molecular mass that conforms well with the behaviour predicted for the excluded-volume interaction between a spherical protein solute A and a random-flight representation of the polymeric cosolute P. That model of the protein-polymer interaction is also shown to provide a reasonable description of published gel chromatographic and equilibrium dialysis data on the effect of polymer molecular mass on BAP for human serum albumin in the presence of polyethylene glycols, a contrary finding from analysis of albumin solubility measurements being rejected on theoretical grounds. Inverse dependence upon polymer chainlength is also the predicted excluded-volume effect on the strength of several types of macromolecular equilibria-protein isomerization, protein dimerization, and 1 : 1 complex formation between dissimilar protein reactants. It is therefore concluded that published experimental observations of the reverse dependence, preferential reaction enhancement within DNA replication complexes by larger polyethylene glycols, must reflect the consequences of cosolute chemical interactions that outweigh those of thermodynamic nonideality arising from excluded-volume effects. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.