Architecture
A schematic of the architecture of Visual AVR includes the following functionalities:
Target file editor,
Symbol file file editor,
Memory map file editor,
Memory allocation tool,
Utilities to aid in the developing process,
Documentation and information about the target microcontroller,
All types of portability debug tools,
Settings manager,
Integrated debugger,
Cross-platform development,
Efficient editing of the code and source code,
Optimization and testing of the code,
The ability to link the code, and
The ability to understand and interpret the code.
References
External links
Visual AVR: The IDE for AVR Microcontrollers. Embedded devices.
Visual AVR: An IDE for Microcontroller Projects. Embedded World 2010.
Category:Integrated development environments
Category:Microcontrollers
Category:FreewareHSP18.2, a member of the HSP70 family, is located in the mouse epididymis and interacts with spermatozoa.
The epididymis is a site of sperm maturation, storage and protection from oxidative damage. In the mouse epididymis, alpha-crystallin is the major structural protein found in the luminal contents. Here, we have purified an 18.2-kDa protein from the caput epididymidis of the mouse and demonstrated its identity as a member of the family of small heat-shock proteins, HSP70. The mRNA for this protein is expressed in the epididymis, where it appears to be specifically localized to the luminal epithelium. We also have examined the relationship of the mouse HSP70.2 to human HSP70.1, a small heat-shock protein recently demonstrated to be an acrosomal protein. Epididymal cytosolic extracts from mice, rats and human were blotted using an antibody against HSP70.2 and immunoprecipitated using an antibody against HSP70.2. Both proteins were co-immunoprecipitated. This was confirmed using polyclonal antibodies against the N- and C-terminal ends of HSP70.2. Fluorescence microscopy demonstrated that the two proteins are associated in vitro and appear to colocalize on the surface of the spermatozoon. The presence of both proteins on the surface of spermatozoa and the recovery of HSP70.2 from the surface
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