... confirmed the position ofthe origin ofreplicationin Pyrococcus, providing the first experimental proof of a localized origin ofreplicationinthe archaea [52] Interestingly, in a situation reminiscent ... and 1L8Q (DnaA) The AAA+ domains of both proteins are shown in cyan with ADP indicated in red The helix-turn-helix (HTH)-containing DNA binding domain of DnaA is in green and the winged helix ... seen in Fig 4, both proteins possess N-terminal AAA+ domains and C-terminal DNA binding domains (DBDs) In DnaA, the DBD contains a helix-turn-helix; inthe archaeal proteins, the DBD has a winged...
... they simply recognize and bind to the protein -DNA structure formed by the initial unwinding ofthe ORI DNA Owing to its ssDNA binding capability RPA associates with the RC once unwinding ofthe ... coordinate the actions ofthe molecular machines that are elongating eukaryotic DNAreplication forks Phases ofDNAreplicationThereplicationofDNA during the Synthesis (S) Phase ofthe cell ... ed into distinct stages The first is the binding and recognition ofthe origin of replica‐ tion by origin binding proteins For cellular replicationin eukaryotes, these proteins are the Origin...
... rich in proline, serine and threonine residues, and then finally a C-terminal SH3 domain The SH3 domain of cortactin binds with multiple partners, for example the proline-rich domain of dynamin-II ... which mediates the binding with multiple partners including cortactin Figure Dynamin structural domains Fig The structural domains of dynamin and the interaction of dynamin with cortactin (see text ... the amino acid sequence of dynamin contains a GTP-binding domain [94], one ofthe major focuses of dynamin research has been its function in endocytosis as a GTPase by acting either like a pinching-force...
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... could also be the result of R2's reliance upon co-transcription with the rDNA units in which they reside Second-strand DNA synthesis Many ofthe initial steps involved inthe cleavage ofthe target ... Summary ofthe nascent lineages of R1 and R2 in two species Summary ofthe nascent lineages of R1 and R2 in two species In both panels the elements are diagramed as in Figure 2b Values below the ... anneal a few nucleotides ofthe cDNA strand to the top strand ofthe target DNA before initiating secondstrand DNA synthesis would explain the frequent 'microhomologies' between internal R2 sequences...
... destabilization and hence, diminution ofthe melting temperature (Tm) inthe former Base stacking inthe vicinity of A C mismatch in PNA DNA and DNA duplexes Intra strand base stacking at the AC(6–7) (Fig ... variableness inthe water interactions surrounding the mismatch Water interaction inthe vicinity of A C mismatch Figure 7A–L depicts the nature of water interaction inthe neighbourhood of A24 C7 ... and water organization inthe vicinity ofthe mismatch might be the contributing factors for the increase in free energy and diminished stability of ` PNA DNA vis-a-vis DNA duplex FEBS Journal...
... containing the SV40 origin ofDNAreplication (B) The JCV system uses JCV TAg and pJC389 DNA with the JCV origin The cell extracts were supplemented with 0.5 and 1.0 DNA polymerase units ofthe indicated ... thereplicationof JCV DNA, either using crude cell extracts or purified proteins only [32] Both these systems were dependent upon recombinant JCV TAg and the presence of a JCV origin ofDNAreplication ... and JCV DNAreplication using the monopolymerase system The SV40 system contains SV40 TAg and DNA with the SV40 replication origin (A); the JCV system contains JCV TAg and DNA with the JCV replication...
... interpretation ofthe results obtained by Huang et al [41] is that intrinsic defense mechanismsin adipose tissue limit adipogenesis by reducing the expression of ApoE inthe fed state Certainly, ... establishing that the difference inthe ability of human ApoE3 and murine ApoE to promote obesity in response to a high-fat diet may be the result of intrinsic differences between these two peptides Interestingly, ... ApoE3 isoform are taken up more avidly by adipose tissue than the lipoproteins containing mouse ApoE There has been much discussion inthe medical community concerning the role ofin ammation in obesity...
... amplitudes Inthe remaining four panels, some metabolite phases have been ipped 180, now indicating the relative phases ofthe minima instead ofthe maxima of their oscillations This is shown by a s in ... described in terms of two interacting modes The rst mode activates the second, and the second inhibits the rst The activating mode is the abundance of AMP and ADP, and scarcity of ATP (i.e the minimum ... reaction inthe case of DHAP and for the ADH reaction inthe case of Pyr) C and F show another possible interpretation ofthe data; in this case the activating mode is abundance of FBP and scarcity of...
... essential cofactor for NS1 inthereplication initiation process allowing efficient and specific nicking ofthe 3' minimal origin and leaving NS1 covalently attached to the 5' end oftheDNA at the ... hairpin, capable of acting as an origin of replication, lacks the arrangement ofthe specific domains present inthe dimer duplex intermediate of MVM, the only active form ofthe left hairpin described ... length molecule of ~806 bp (step 5) As a result of replication, the arrangement ofthe arms inthe hairpin change resulting in hairpins with the GAG triplet present at the 5'end ofthe molecules...
... inhibitor ofthe double-stranded RNA-dependent protein kinase, enhances thereplicationof Theiler's GDVII strain but not that ofthe DA strain in RAW macrophages [21] In line with these results, ... spread ofthe infection as a result ofthe hemin-induced inhibition of interferon-mediated antiviral protection [31] The latter effect may be related to the upregulation of ferritin, an iron-binding ... result inthe promotion of remyelination as well as inthe aggravation of demyelination depending on the duration ofthe treatment Chemokines are chemotactic cytokines that are responsible for the...
... essential cofactor for NS1 inthereplication initiation process allowing efficient and specific nicking ofthe 3' minimal origin and leaving NS1 covalently attached to the 5' end oftheDNA at the ... hairpin, capable of acting as an origin of replication, lacks the arrangement ofthe specific domains present inthe dimer duplex intermediate of MVM, the only active form ofthe left hairpin described ... length molecule of ~806 bp (step 5) As a result of replication, the arrangement ofthe arms inthe hairpin change resulting in hairpins with the GAG triplet present at the 5'end ofthe molecules...
... scrub clearing with PS consists in cutting of trees, cross-cutting in one or two pieces to open up the area and inthe handling of other wood – piling and burning Hand cutting (using mechanical ... compared to full-area scrub clearing with PS including the burning ofthe material When scrub clearing is done by milling, including the incorporation of biomass into soil, market prices are by ... per unit amount of cleared scrub against the full-area scrub clearing So the total cost ofthe selective individual scrub clearing of 1/3 of scrub every year when increasing the tariff by about...
... by injecting 20 μg of CII inthe left ears and vehicle inthe right ears Bars in Figure 3d represent the percentages of swelling inthe CII-challenged ears, normalized to the swelling ofthe ... as the percentage of swelling (i.e 100 × the difference between the increase of thickness ofthe left and the right ears, divided by the thickness ofthe right ear) at the indicated time points ... of ELR+ CXC chemokines in RA synoviocytes, especially inthe presence of TNF-α, highlighting its role in neutrophil recruitment into the joint [49] Furthermore, IL-17 induces the production of...
... domain gain in animals and there are also indications ofthe importance of adjacent gene joining [11] and NAHR [43] inthe formation of chimeric genes inthe Drosophila lineage Terminal gains of ... position ofthe domain insertion and the number of exons gained inthe set of high-confidence domain gains and the set of medium-confidence domain gains (a) The distribution of characteristics of domains ... origin for 129 (56%) ofthe gained domains For the remaining domains it is possible that either the mechanism for domain gain did not involve duplication of an existing ‘donor’ domain, or that the...
... is in support of previous findings indicating that ATO induces clinical remission in a high proportion of patients with APL by inducing apoptosis [2,9] Conclusions We have demonstrated inthe ... participated inthe implementation ofthe study, and the acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data All authors read and approved the final draft ofthe manuscript Competing interests The authors ... dose-dependent manner, showing an increase expression of annexin positive cells in ATO-treated cells compared to the control Annexin-V is a specific phosphatidylserine-binding protein used to detect apoptotic...
... allowing the distinction of 22 haplotypes belonging to the three Mediterranean cpDNA lineages known as E1, E2 and E3 The discriminating power of cpDNA variation was particularly low for the cultivated ... recently investigated using different molecular techniques, including looking at organelle variation [10-15] These previous studies allowed the detection of seven main cpDNA lineages inthe O europaea ... challenging, limiting the applications of such an approach Inthe present study, we screened cpDNA polymorphism inthe olive tree (Olea europaea L.) by sequencing the complete plastid genome of trees...
... cycling (Table 1) The use of this tag is designed to reduce detection of cDNAs synthesised due to RNA self-priming inthe reverse RSV infection in vitro To investigate whether RSV RNA synthesis ... and was maintained until the end ofthe study at day 10 Similar to cells infected with the MOI of × 10-1, no increase in negative strand RNA was observed (Figure 4D) Beta actin levels inthe mouse ... study RSV infection and replication and to evaluate potential therapies, including primates, bovines and rodents [14] The majority ofin vivo studies have been conducted using either the BALB/c...
... measurements [30] The uncertainty inthe repeated component is illustrated by the status ofthe nuclear genome ofthe model organism Arabidopsis, one ofthe smallest inthe vascular plants The initial ... tested the effect of chromatin remodeling by comparing individuals ofthe Landsberg erecta accession and its ddm1 mutant, finding only about Mb mean difference, within the range exhibited by the ... individual as the size in Mbp of each ofthe heterochromatic elements inthe sequenced Col-0 genome times the individual's qPCR-measured repeat amount relative to Col-0; the combined size ofthe basal...