1 In the All or part of the file name box, type officeav.dll. 2  In the Look in box, click Local Hard Drives. 3  Click Search. When the search result is displayed in the right pane, note the path of the Officeav.dll file.  Locate the Officeav.dll file, right-click officeav.dll, and then click Rename.
The hair shaft made of a protein called keratin is tough and resistant to wear and tear. Eighteen amino acids make up the keratin of which the most abundant is the cysteine. It gives the hair much of its strength. The middle layer of the hair is the cortex. It is made up of polypeptide chains that are cross-linked with each other, by three different types of side bonds.
Cross-reactivity for mammalian loricrin, sciellin, filaggrin, and transglutaminase are present in alpha-keratogenic layers of gecko epidermis. Alpha-keratins have a molecular weight in the range 40â58 kDa. Loricrin cross-reactive bands have molecular weights of 42, 50, and 58 kDa. Bands for filaggrin-like protein are found at 35 and 42 kDa, bands for sciellin are found at 40â45 and 50â55 kDa, and bands for transglutaminase are seen at 48â50 and 60 kDa.