BEADCHIP™ MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF PROTEINS AND NUCLEIC ACIDS

Nucleic Acids•Nucleic acids are molecules that store information for cellular growth and reproduction•There are two types of nucleic acids:- deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA)•These are polymers consisting of l[r]

the enzyme.Structural insights into the mechanochemicalnature of a-CT catalysisA more detailed analysis of the influence of chemicalglycosylation on the dynamics of a-CT from the theor-etical simulations was additionally performed to gain adeeper perspective into th[r]

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with all the basic ingredients for life. This lake full of matter was energized in such a way that small changes occurred in the relationships between the elements of matter and the changes became more and more complex over time, resulting eventually in the formation o[r]

1834.10. Bonnefoy, N., Bsat, N. & Fox, T.D. (2001) Mitochondrialtranslation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae COX2 mRNA is con-trolled by the nucleotide sequence specifying the pre-Cox2p leaderpeptide. Mol. Cell. Biol. 21, 2359–2372.11. Trotter, P.J., Hagerman, R.A. & Voelker, D.R.[r]

(Neudecker and Grimm, 2000). The strong, hydrophobic interac-tion created in the presence of chaotropic substances can be easily disrupted by removal of salt. The adsorption is followed by wash steps, usually with salt/ethanol which will not interferewith the strong binding o[r]

Richardson, P.J. & Luzio, J.P. (1986). Immunoaffinity purification of subcellular particles and organelles. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Vol.13, No.2, pp. 133-145 Sadowski, P.G.; Dunkley, T.P.; Shadforth, I.P.; Dupree, P.; Bessant, C.; Griffin, J.L. &[r]

L71H33H31K5 structureK3K2K3K5K1K3Fig. 3. A model of the conformational regulation of plasminogen activation. The plasminogen and plasmin molecules are shown as in Fig. 2.The schematic conformation shown is speculative, because detailed experimental data are not yet available. Ke[r]

plant recipients. Clin Infect Dis 2001, 33:1358-1362.30. Griffiths PD, Ait-Khaled M, Bearcroft CP, Clark DA, Quaglia A, Dav-ies SE, Burroughs AK, Rolles K, Kidd IM, Knight SN, Noibi SM, CopeAV, Phillips AN, Emery VC: Human herpesviruses 6 and 7 aspotential pathogens after liver transplant: pr[r]

plant recipients. Clin Infect Dis 2001, 33:1358-1362.30. Griffiths PD, Ait-Khaled M, Bearcroft CP, Clark DA, Quaglia A, Dav-ies SE, Burroughs AK, Rolles K, Kidd IM, Knight SN, Noibi SM, CopeAV, Phillips AN, Emery VC: Human herpesviruses 6 and 7 aspotential pathogens after liver transplant: pr[r]

The two gene transcripts are probably the result of a geneduplication event, as Xenopus laevis is a tetraploid animalwith a duplicated genome [48]. For several other Xenopustranscripts, including APP [12], the existence of two genetranscripts has been described [49–53]. The nucleotides[r]

Zahra Lamzira, Abdeslam Asehraou, Dulce Brito, Manuella Oliveira, Mohamed Faidand Cidalia PeresReducing the Bloater Spoilage during Lactic Fermentation of Moroccan Green Olives (4) 373Davorka Breljak, Andreja Ambriovi}-Ristov, Sanja Kapitanovi}, Tamara ^a~evand Jelka GabrilovacComparison o[r]

parum homologue PFL1295w of ataxin-3 (ataxin-3_Pf),whose gene expression is upregulated similarly to theP. falc iparum josephin homologue PF11 _0125 i n gameto-cytes [79–81], c onstitutes an exception because it has onlythe second UIM conserved (amino acid 250–267) a nd hasan additional ubiqu[r]

appear to hold the b-sandwich in position. With theexception of four a-helices and t wo pairs of short b-strands,the rest of the protein consists almost entirely of loopsconnecting the b-strands. The loops extending from theFig. 4. Northern blot analysis [r]

culture and subtracted as a background. For analysis theseregions were used of which fluorescence intensities werecorrelated. For each combination of proteins, a minimumof 20 individual regions from different, independently trans-fected cells were counted. Statistic[r]

(3, 4, 6). During the current decade, the classical concept ofan electrochemical DNA hybridization sensor consisting ofan electrode with a capture probe immobilized at its surfacehas been complemented by alternative techniques employingmagnetic beads as the surface on which the DNA hybridizationis c[r]

insulin signaling. To date, the exercise-responsive signaling mole-cules governing glucose metabolism in skeletal muscle are largelyunknown. Epigenetic modification through DNA methylation isimplicated in metabolic disease and may play a role in themechanism by which environmental factors influ[r]

No.14 (Jul 2004), pp.3935–3943, ISSN: 0003-2700 Porath, J., Carlsson, J., Olsson, I., Belfrage, G. (1975) Metal chelate affinity chromatography, a new approach to protein fractionation. Nature, Vol.258, No.5536 (Dec 1975), pp.598–599 Posewitz, M.C. & Tempst, P. (1999) Immobilized gallium(III[r]

available; however, using the detailed description inprevious papers [20–22], it could be implemented byusing any peptide libraries made on solid phases.Analysis of biological fluidsWe will give some examples of biological extracts thathave been analysed with the help of t[r]

ence for acidic P2¢ amino acids. The gerbil chymase-2also has Lys143 and Lys192, and may thereforealso have a lower preference for acidic amino acids atposition P2¢.HC efficiently converts Ang I to Ang II (cleavage ofthe Phe8-His9 bond of Ang I), and the stru[r]