... protonation of
His106, such that the enzyme is ready for the next sub-
strate turnover.
In this mechanism, His106 plays a central role,
supported by structural evidence that this residue has
some ... associated general acid is
thought to be His106 [10]. It is therefore possible that
disruption of the proposed proton relay system affects
not only phosphate cleavage, but also this first flavin-
protonation ... on this structure we were able to
initiate a structure-based mutagenesis study to test
mechanistic proposals. In our first study we demon-
strated that the invariant histidine residues (His17...
... has been shown previously
that inhibition of the ERK pathway is sufficient to
induce apoptosis. It is unclear why the mutant is defec-
tive at causing pyroptosis, but it is presumably because
LF-K518E ... cells. These data are consistent
with the notion that induction of pyroptosis and apop-
tosis by LF occurs through the cleavage of distinct
substrates.
Results and Discussion
We screened a collection ... certain strains of mice are rapidly killed
by pyroptosis. Pyroptosis differs from apoptosis in that
it is a proinflammatory form of cell death that depends
on caspase-1 activity.
A highly polymorphic...
... (unpublished
work). This predisposition implies the possibility that
in vivo, instead of centrifugal force, the pre-existing
aggregates may develop into damage-mediated ones. It
is presumable that ... lines, HeLa S3 cells and
placenta tissue (unpublished work), implying that the
promotion of EJ by aggregation is common to many
types of human cells. It is very likely that the resultant
organization ... of nucleolin is suggestive.
This region includes the basic and repeated octapep-
tides that are similar to histone H1 [28] and acidic
stretches that are able to be associated with histone
H1 [29]....
... Self-renewal is the process by which a stem
cell divides to generate one or two daughter stem cells
with developmental potentials that are indistinguish-
able from that of the mother cell. This process is ... 4
(Fig. 2C), as is seen in Nanog-deficient ES cells [22].
Collectively, these data suggest that the phenotypes
resulting from the absence of PTB are due to a distinct
mechanism thatis independent ... 2009 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2009 FEBS 6663
Discussion
We have shown that PTB, which has multiple functions
in RNA metabolism, is an essential factor in mouse
early development and ES cell...
... cells during the
progression of embryogenesis. This finding is consistent
with nTG being involved in the histone dimerization
reaction.
We have shown that the treatment of A. pectinifera
embryos ... tissue TG into the
nucleus in NCI-H596 cells [10]. Recently, it has b een
demonstrated that tissue TG interacts with histone H2B in
lysates of neural cells which had been committed to
apoptosis ... of tissue TG in the nucleus is lower than that in the
cytosol of normally growing cells [9]. On the other hand,
nTG is located exclusively in the nucleus of starfish embryos
(Figs 3 and 4). This...
... phosphate
group is added.
group is added.
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Organisms break down ... functions.
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Energy is released when a phosphate group
Energy is released when a phosphate group
is removed.
is removed.
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ADP is changed into ATP when a phosphate
ADP is changed into ATP ... like a book!
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CELLS & ENERGY.
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... we infer that this correlation could
possibly indicate that central banks do respond counter-cyclically to business cycles
fluctuations. Furthermore, we observe that monetary policy is effective ... Our analysis also suggests that most
countries in the region entered the crisis from a position of strength—with positive output
gaps and large monetary space.
Indeed, (similar to Neiss and ... transmission mechanisms (reflected through a small
response of market interest rates to a change in the monetary policy rate, e.g., due to excess
liquidity); a monetary framework thatis still...
...
provisions will raise revenues by $18 billion.
Other policies will reduce outlays by $103 billion
between fiscal years 2012 and 2013:
Provisions of the Budget Control Act that established ... ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF REDUCING THE FISCAL RESTRAINT THATIS SCHEDULED TO OCCUR IN 2013
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Growing debt would increase the likelihood of a sud-
den fiscal crisis, during which investors would ... REDUCING THE FISCAL RESTRAINT THATIS SCHEDULED TO OCCUR IN 2013 3
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Fiscal Restraint in 2013 Under Current
Law
Under current law, many temporary changes in tax and
spending policies that have...
... studies have shown that the ATP-binding
domain of HSP70 isessential for its anti-apoptotic role.
For example, deletional analysis demonstrated that
the ATP-binding domain isessential for inhibiting
the ... cell death, it
is indispensable for many normal cellular functions,
such as embryo development, tissue homeostasis and
regulation of the immune system [1]. Malfunctions of
apoptosis have been implicated ... than the pep-
tide-binding domain, was essential for this specific
function of the protein. Recent studies have revealed
that HSP70-mediated protection isessential for cells
aiming to combat stress...
... The only cysteine mutant that is
capable of supporting some growth at elevated temperatures
is C30S. Because Erv1p exists as a dimeric protein in vivo it is
possible that heterodimers between ... corresponding C-terminal part of Erv1p (red) is displayed on the right
side of the figure. A C-terminal CGC motif is missing in Erv1p.
Ó FEBS 2003 Cysteine mutagenesis of yeast ERV1 (Eur. J. Biochem. 270) ... oxidase:
kinetic mechanism of the catalysis of disulfide bond formation.
Biochemistry 38, 3211–3217.
24. Williamson, G., Engel, P.C., Mizzer, J.P., Thorpe, C. & Massey, V.
(1982) Evidence that the greening...
... one that is
still played much today, is well designed, melodious, and efficiently
scored. However, its idiom causes it to be rhetorical in asense. It forces
today's listeners to here lavishly ... excessive emotion on ideas that donot
seem sufficiently important for such a display of feeling. Liszt's two
symphonies were as programmatic as his symphonic poems. His
masterpiece, the Faust ... Adagio there is a passage forsolo English horn and four
Tympani intended to suggest "distant thunder". The foremost
composer of program music after Beriloz was Franz Liszt, twelve of
whose...
... compilation ª 2007 FEBS 6143
band is a nonspecific protein thatis cross-reactive
with the antibody. It should be noted that this
cross-reactive 120 kDa band is undetectable in extracts
from flies ... modified histones.
Antibody to H3 was used as a loading control.
This material is available as part of the online article
from http://www.blackwell-synergy.com
Please note: Blackwell Publishing is not ... protein Lid is a histone H3 trimethyl-Lys4
demethylase. Nat Struct Mol Biol 14, 341–343.
48 Secombe J, Li L, Carlos L & Eisenman RN (2007) The
Trithorax group protein Lid is a trimethyl histone
H3K4...
... These
results clearly show that peroxisomes are required for
the formation of 16:2 D-7,10 from sciadonic acid, and
that 16:2 D-7,10 isessential for the biosynthesis of
linoleic acid. The absence ... supplementation.
This indicates that juniperonic acid is processed by a
metabolic pathway similar to that of sciadonic acid
(Fig. 4). It is not known why 16:3 D-7,10,13, an expec-
ted peroxisomal metabolite ... substrate for this
metabolic pathway. It is known that arachidonic acid
is converted into linoleic acid by peroxisomal b-oxida-
tion, a process known as retroconversion [32]. It is
interesting...
... is illus-
trated in Fig. 8, is five times longer than that of T4.
Therefore, T20 seems to have higher affinity for the
histone core, compared with T4. Compressing T20
along the superhelical axis ... EBVori-containing
episome and, most interestingly, in the genome of all
stable transformants established in the study.
In our earlier study, we showed that a T4 segment
has high affinity for the histone core ... plasmids
or on episomes that replicated in the nucleus was assayed
as described previously [12,14]. Quantification of episomes
in nuclei was performed using primer extension analysis.
The DNA was...
... proliferating c ells. We now report that
NARG2 is a novel gene that encodes a nuclear protein that is
conserved in mammals, but appears t o be absent in lower
organisms. NARG2 contains repeats of ... indicate that
NARG2 is usually locali zed to t he nucleus, t hat the canonical
NLS p lays a s upporting role in nuclear localization, and that
there is p robably an N LS in NARG2 thatis not currently
represented ... overall
dn/ds ratio for NARG2 is < 1, indicating that, on balance,
this protein i s under evolutionary pressure to r esist amino
acid substitutions, a nd that it is likely to h ave a functional
importance...