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1983 Cell 35 349 The extensively purified fractions derived using this protocol contained only one major protein, designated PrP, and rod-shaped particles.

1989 Brain 112 1117 It has been established that there are two isoforms of prion protein. PrP^C is a component of normal cells while PrP^Sc is resistant to protein kinase K, presumptively because of posttranslational modification.

2002 Science 14 June 1993/1 The one consistent pathological feature of the prion diseases is the accumulation of amyloid material that is immunopositive for prion protein (PrP), which is encoded by a single gene on the short arm of chromosome 20.

1987 Economist (Nexis) 31 Mar. 28 Workers will get relief on half of their profit-related pay (PRP) up to a limit of 20% of their income or £3,000, whichever is lower.

1990 Independent on Sunday (Nexis) 4 Feb. 32 PRP means performance-related pay, which means that you nail your financial fortunes to that of the company.

1991 Fiscal Stud. Aug. 67 The issue of PRP has provoked much academic debate. The claims made for the restorative powers of this brand of profit-sharing..were ambitious.

1998 Educ. Rev. 12 ii. 60/1 It is hoped that PRP will lure badly needed graduates into teaching with the promise of high pay if they excel in the classroom.