... chung chotấtloạiđường có carbon A Đúng B Sai 162 Tính khử monosaccarid việc định lượng chất đường vì: A Chỉ có đơnđườngchophảnứngkhử B Cảđơnđườngđường đôi chophảnứngkhử C Tấtloạiđường ... đường đôi chophảnứngkhử C Tấtloạiđườngchophảnứngkhử D Tấtloạiđườngchophảnứngkhửchuyểnđườngđơn E Tất câu sai 163 Glucose fructose bị khử tạo thành Sorbitol A Đúng B Sai 164 Liên ... 81 Chất tính khử A Saccarose B Lactose C Mantose D Galactose E Mannose 81 Phảnứng Molish dùng để nhận định: A Các chất Protid B Các chất acid amin C Các chất có nhóm aldehyd D Các chất có nhóm...
... allosteric inhibitors have also failed The ATP competitive inhibitors appear to be the target of choice [33] 5.2 The ATP binding site ATP binds within a deep cleft formed between the two lobes...
... organisms, including mammals Checkpoint proteins accumulate at unattached kinetochores in prometaphase, but disappear from kinetochores later in mitosis or meiosis upon microtubule attachment and tension ... Mad2 translocates into the nucleus and is guided to unattached kinetochores by Mad1 (Chen et al 1999) Recruiting Mad2 to kinetochores is the only known function of Mad1 to date From early mitosis ... recruiting Mad1 and Mad2 to the kinetochores in Xenopus egg extracts (Sharp-Baker and Chen 2001) Immunodepletion of Bub1 abolishes the spindle checkpoint and the kinetochore binding of the checkpoint...
... Willheim M, Raderer M & Chott A (2006) Novel t(5;9)(q33;q22) fuses ITK to SYK in unspecified peripheral T-cell lymphoma Leukemia 20, 313–318 Rigby S, Huang Y, Streubel B, Chott A, Du MQ, Turner ... src family of protein-tyrosine kinases Nature 361, 226–233 Thomas JD, Sideras P, Smith CIE, Vorechovsky I, Chapman V & Paul WE (1993) Colocalization of X-linked agammaglobulinemia and X-linked ... HJ, Hinkula J, van Dijk-Hard I, Dilber MS, Wahren B, Christensson B, Mohamed AJ & Smith CI (2003) Choosing CCR5 or Rev siRNA in HIV-1 Nat Biotechnol 21, 230–231 Yu L, Mohamed AJ, Simonson OE, Vargas...
... of RasN; DGEF, deletion of RasGEF; KIND1, KIND1 domain; KIND2, KIND2 domain (B) KIND2 domain anchors v-KIND to dendrites Flag-tagged v-KIND, DKIND1, DKIND2, DKIND1 + 2, DRasN, DGEF, KIND1 or ... quantify dendrite growth and branching, 15 neurons transfected with each construct were randomly chosen for each experiment, and EGFP fluorescent images of their dendrites were analyzed with neurolucida...
... 2: versatile plant blue-light receptors Trends Plant Sci 7, 204–210 Christensen SK, Dagenais N, Chory J & Weigel D (2000) Regulation of auxin response by the protein kinase PINOID Cell 100, 469–478 ... part of the jasmonate signal transduction pathway in Arabidopsis Plant Cell 19, 805–818 35 Yoo SD, Cho YH, Tena G, Xiong Y & Sheen J (2008) Dual control of nuclear EIN3 by bifurcate MAPK cascades...
... stimulus, Bax is translocated to the mitochondria [43] and induces mitochondrial dysfunction, characterized by the formation of large pores in the mitochondrial membrane [44] Stimulation of the ... the intrinsic (also called ‘mitochondrial’ or ‘Bcl-2-regulated’) pathway [20] The intrinsic pathway is characterized by the permeabilization of the outer mitochondrial membrane and the release ... [35] Following a proapoptotic stimulus, however, Bim is localized to the mitochondria, where it initiates the mitochondrial cell death pathway by directly activating Bax ⁄ Bak [36] Bim expression...
... (B–D) FLIM analysis of the interaction between cerulean–GAPDH and citrine–GAPDH in living CHO- K1 cells CHOK1 cells were transfected with plasmids encoding cerulean–GAPDH (CG) and citrine– GAPDH ... very weak background signals (below 5% of donor fluorescence intensity) due to autofluorescence of CHO- K1 cells were observed (data not shown) Chi-square values of the fitting were between 1.0 and ... secondary antibody Chimeric proteins, GAPDH–citrine and PGK– cerulean, were transiently expressed in CHO- K1 cells by DNA transfection, using the lipofection method Forty hours after transfection, fluorescence...
... proapoptotic BH3-only protein family, which induce permeabilization of the outer mitochondrial membrane Release of mitochondrial cytochrome c triggers assembly of a caspase-9activating complex and subsequent ... reductase escaping the endoplasmic reticulum insertion pathway and relocating to the outer mitochondrial membrane [36] Myristoylation has also been implicated in the regulation of apoptosis Although ... after caspase cleavage [32] In the case of Bid, the myristoylated fragment relocates to the mitochondrial membrane, where it induces oligomerization of Bak and subsequent cytochrome c release...
... Contribution of hydrophobic interactions to protein stability Nature 333, 784–786 27 Matthews BW, Nicholson H & Becktel WJ (1987) Enhanced protein thermostability from site-directed mutations that ... sequence alignment through sequence weighting, position-specific gap penalties and weight matrix choice Nucleic Acids Res 22, 4673–4680 Gouet P, Courcelle E, Stuart DI & Metoz F (1999) ESPript:...
... emulsions of TO, 1-mono-oleoyl-2-O-mono-oleylglycerol or cholesterol oleate [18,20] Briefly, labelled and nonlabelled lipid substrates and phosphatidylcholine ⁄ phosphatidylinositol (3 : 1) in cyclohexane ... between HSL and sonicated phospholipid vesicles Phosphatidylcholine vesicles were prepared as described in [15] In brief, phosphatidylcholine was evaporated under nitrogen to remove the solvent ... phospholipid vesicles, followed by penetration of the membrane, mimics what happens in vivo as HSL is anchored to the lipid droplet to hydrolyse acylglycerols Even though PKA-phosphorylated HSL was found...
... unpublished data) Gene disruption studies demonstrate that JNK is required for the release of mitochondrial proapoptotic molecules (including cytochrome c) and apoptosis in response to UV radiation ... dissociation of Bax from 14-3-3 proteins, leading to apoptosis [50] Because translocation of Bax to mitochondria was observed in AG1478-treated PC-9 cells (K Takeuchi & F Ito, unpublished data), AG1478 ... may exert its apoptotic actions, at least in part, by promoting the translocation of Bax to mitochondria Some reports have shown that the activation of the Fas ⁄ FasL system may be one of the...
... treatment of cholestasis [13] In different types of clinical situations, liver ischemia may occur and cause or contribute to hepatobiliary dysfunction, which is most often of the cholestatic type ... expression under hypoxia should be primarily restored to avoid the progress of cholestatic liver disorders, as cholestasis results either from an impairment of bile secretion or from an obstruction ... usually very low; however, it is induced in patients with cholestasis and cirrhosis [54] Thus, the basolateral MRPs upregulated during severe cholestasis may act as an alternative export system to...
... 1A1 with impaired mitochondrial targeting showed vastly reduced mitochondrial ERND activity Our results on ERND activity of mitochondriatargeted CYP1A1 supported by mitochondrial FDX1 + FDXR ... NADPH FDR& FDX nmoles/HCHO/min/mg nmoles/HCHO/min/mg A N B V Sepuri et al Micro Mito Fig Mitochondrial CYP2E1 activity in wild-type and FDXR-depleted yeast strains Mitochondrial and microsomal ... rat liver mitochondrial enzymes, yeast mitochondrial CYP1A1 shows high ERND activity and mitochondrial CYP2E1 exhibits high NDMA-d activity The activities of both microsomal and mitochondrial enzymes...
... of Phe133, and from O4 to the backbone N and the side chain of Thr131, with the ribose moiety anchored by two hydrogen bonds, one from 2¢-OH to the side chain of Asp70, and one from the backbone ... the lack of GTP activation [8] A comparison of UMPKs from U parvum, E coli and S solfataricus, chosen to represent mycoplasma, bacteria and archaea, showed that they all shared the same fold ... Egeblad-Welin et al glycol) 400 as cryoprotectant, and data were collected at ID14-eh4 at the European synchotron radiation facility (ESRF), Grenoble, France The data were indexed, scaled and merged using...
... lysate Due to the commercial availability of suitable quantities of HeLa nuclear pellets, these were chosen as the starting material for a purification of CDK4 Y17 kinases Purification of C-YES as a ... phosphate gradient (Fig 2C) Fractions 38–49 and a sample of the input were precipitated using deoxycholate and trichloroacetic acid, and the proteins were separated using SDS ⁄ PAGE A major protein ... gradient of 10–500 mm phosphate buffer and 500 lL fractions were collected 2.5 lL of sodium deoxycholate (2%, w ⁄ v) was added to 250 lL samples of selected fractions and the samples were incubated...
... and sphingolipids remain to be further defined Skin epidermis contains abundant lipids, including cholesterol, fatty acids and Cer, each of which plays a critical role in water retention and epidermal ... protein kinase and phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase-mediated phosphorylation This pathway results in cholangiocarcinoma cell growth CerK has also been reported to act as an upstream modulator of cystolic ... accordance with the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan) Animals were housed in plastic cages with metal lids at a temperature...