... the E6/ E7 co-expression, 116 genes are associated to neurogenesis The list of these genes is reported in additional file These results support the hypothesis of a possible role of E6 and E7 in ... induced by E6/ E7 oncoproteins and human SCLC, we compared the results obtained in the two systems We identified 130 up- and 72-down regulated genes common to human SCLC and the E6/ E7 induced ... the E6/ E7 co-expression Page of 11 The analysis of 5307 differentially expressed genes of SCLC transgenic mouse showed that the molecular and cellular functions primarily affected by the E6/ E7...
... DNA, such as the mRNA capping enzyme and other mRNA processing factors, can also generate a signal in ChIP experiments Such crosslinking is strongly indicative of cotranscriptional mRNA processing ... cotranscriptionally added to the 3' end of the pre -mRNA is used to bind the pre -mRNA to tobramycin immobilized on a matrix Incubation of the pre -mRNA thus immobilized allows the assembly of spliceosomes, ... composed of pre -mRNA, U1 and U2 snRNPs, and a large number of additional non-snRNP proteins (5) Integration of the U4/U6.U5 tri-snRNP into the A From: Methods in Molecular Biology, vol 257: mRNA Processing...
... E7 also increased when the pE7 boosts were preceded by FPE6 + FPE7 priming (Fig 2B, Protocol 3 /E7 vs Protocol 2, P1-P4, p < 0.01) To exclude that sera were able to recognize only the E6 and E7 ... quantified and stored at -80°C until use The pro- FPE6 # 60, 61, 62, 63 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 FPE7 E7 # 72, 73, 74 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 FPE6 + FPE7 P1 P2 E7 P3 P4 # 80, 81, 82, 83 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 FPwt ... negative control Protein boosting with pE7 increased the anti -E7 antibody titres after priming with either FPE7 (Protocol 2) or with FPE6 + FPE7 (Protocol 3 /E7) When CaSki lysates were used, the...
... i E6f-E6r, 100nM m i E7f-E7r; 12: 300nM m i E6f-E6r, 200nM m i E7f-E7r; 13: 300nM m i E6f-E6r, 300nM m i E7f-E7r; 14: 300nM m i E6f-E6r, 400nM m i E7f-E7r; 15: 300nM m i E6f-E6r, 500nM m i E7f-E7r; ... i E6f-E6r, 400nM m i E7f-E7r; 45: 100nM m i E6f-E6r, 400nM m i E7f-E7r; 46: 500nM m i E6f-E6r, 500nM m i E7f-E7r; 47: 400nM m i E6f-E6r, 500nM m i E7f-E7r; 48: 300nM m i E6f-E6r, 500nM m i E7f-E7r; ... E7f-E7r; 16: 400nM m i E6f-E6r, 100nM m i E7f-E7r; 17: 400nM m i E6f-E6r, 200nM m i E7f-E7r; 18: 400nM m i E6f-E6r, 300nM m i E7f-E7r; 19: 400nM m i E6f-E6r, 400nM m i E7f-E7r; 20: 400nM m i E6f-E6r,...
... Virtual Screening in Drug Discovery 1.2.1 Structure-based and ligand based virtual screening 1.2.2 Conventional approaches of virtual screeningmethods 1.2.3 Machine learning methods ... false-hit rate in screening MDDR compounds ix List of Tables Table 1-1 Instances of supervised machine learning methods 10 Table 1-2 Performance of machine learning methods in virtual screening test ... structure of a target or its ligands, virtual screeningmethods can be often classified into structure-based virtual screening (SBVS) and ligand-based virtual screening (LBVS) (10) SBVS consists of...
... [13] Computational methods may play an important role to overcome some of the disadvantages of in vitro methods Virtual screening is a favourable alternative to other screeningmethods because it ... toxicity screening to address the limitations of these existing methods Although in vitro methods are established techniques that complement or substitute the use of animal testing, these methods ... help to fill in the gaps of in vivo or in vitro methods 1.3 Current Challenges of Computational Methods A variety of methods are used for virtual screening [10] For example, knowledge-based expert...
... loads that are too heavy for you to lift or carry In these cases, you may need to use some of these methods: • Work with someone to carry the load • Use a trolley • Use a forklift or trolley jack...
... glucose, growth in NaCl 6.5% was determined according to methods for lactic acid bacteria [13] The identification work was done according to the methods described in Bergey’s Manual [15] and the Prokaryotes ... Akwa Ibom State respectively) Samples were taken to the laboratory for microbiological analysis Screening of the isolates for EPS production: The identified isolates were screened for EPS producing ... [13] respectively Plates were incubated at 24 h at 35°C for isolation of mesophilic LAB Isolation methods were similar to those recommended by Van den Berg et al [9] The isolates were maintained...
... Histological Methods for Detection of Mucin 39 Alternatively, prepared adhesive slides such as Superfrost Plus ®/(Menzel-Gläser, Braunschweig, Germany) may be purchased There are many other methods ... as well as AB reactive and therefore give a deep purple with the AB/PAS sequence Histological Methods for Detection of Mucin 31 Sulfate can be stained and differentiated from carboxy groups ... cells elaborating trace amounts of mucin, e.g., “absorptive” cells of the GI tract Histological Methods for Detection of Mucin 33 b Columnar cells elaborating mucin in intermediate amounts, e.g.,...
... procedures (6) References Walsh, M D., Jass, J R (2000) Histologically-based methods for detection of mucin, in Glycoprotein Methods and Protocols: The Mucins (Corfield, T., ed.), Humana, Totowa, NJ ... mucins, in Glycoprotein Methods and Protocols: The Mucins (Corfield, T., ed.), Humana, Totowa, NJ Carraway, K L (2000) Preparation of membrane mucin, in Glycoprotein Methods and Protocols: The ... p-nitrophenyl phosphate (PNPP) (1 mg/mL, A405nm) in 10 mM diethanolamine with 0.5 mM MgCl2 (pH 9.5) Methods 3.1 Immunoassay in Solution— ELISA and Radioisotope Assays (see Note 1) 3.1.1 Detection...
... thickness of the layer can be directly related to functional efficacy (1,2) Routine histological methods for fixing and staining of mucosal sections, although readily demonstrating periodic acid-Schiff ... adherent mucous layer existed over the gastric mucosal surface (13,14) However, a variety of different methods (discussed subsequently) have now demonstrated unequivocally that a thick (100–200 µm), ... consisting primarily of a fibrin gel and necrotic cells with some mucin staining (15) Original methods for measuring adherent mucous thickness in situ were based on (1) differences in refractive...
... Specific mucin mRNA by Northern blot, ideally using a radiolabeled cDNA/cRNA probe corresponding to nonrepetitive mucin sequences Measure mucin mRNA signal relative to the signal of the mRNA of a ... actually correlated the levels of mRNA, synthesis of mucin polypeptide, and mature mucin This study, which formed the basis for this chapter, showed that human colonic MUC2 mRNA, in normal individuals ... or cRNA probe to quantify the mucin mRNA of interest (see Chapters 24 to 27) 12 Radiolabeled, homologous cDNA or cRNA probe to quantify an appropriate control mRNA in each cell sample, i.e., β-actin...
... generated after reduction (Mr = 2–3 × 106) are amenable to conventional biochemical separation methods We describe a separation protocol based on anion exchange chromatography to fractionate ... Buffer B: 24 mM sodium phosphate, pH 6.4, containing 60% (v/v) acetonitrile 80 Thornton et al Methods 3.1 Extraction and Purification For a detailed description of extraction and purification, ... gels Mol Biotechnol 5, 171–176 10 Thornton, D J., Howard, M., Devine, P L and Sheehan, J K (1995) Methods for separation and deglycosylation of mucin subunits Anal Biochem 227, 162–167 ...
... acetic acid 13 Carbon rods 14 Vacuum-coating unit 2.3.2 Replicas Reagents as for Subheading 2.3.1 Methods 3.1 Extraction and Purification For a detailed description, see Chapter 3.2 Rate-Zonal Centrifugation ... addition, it can be used to identify the presence of specific epitopes or structural domains (10) Two methods for preparing mucins for electron microscopic analysis are described: monolayer spreading ... 373–379 96 Sheehan and Thornton 12 Koller, T., Harford, A G., Lee, Y K., and Beer, M (1969) New methods for the preparation of nucleic acid molecules for electron microscopy Micron 1, 110–118...
... phase B Mobile phase B: 15% (v/v) methanol in water Mobile phase C: 90% (v/v) acetonitrile in water Methods 3.1 Sample Preparation and Hydrolysis Add an aliquot of a solution of a sample of mucin...
... Elsewhere we have published alternative HPLC methods for the separation of PTH-glycosylated amino acids on a modified Beckman LF3600 sequenator (12) These methods were developed for two reasons: (1) ... LF3600 protein sequenator, or Hewlett Packard G1000A protein sequencer, or PE Biosystem’s Procise™ Methods 3.1 Sample Preparation Edman sequencing is a molar-dependent chemistry, and it is necessary ... gives a quantitative recovery of amino acids modified by more than one carbohydrate residue Other methods only identify an amino acid modified by one carbohydrate residue Because mucin glycopeptides...