... ‘assembly’domain and a proline-arginine rich domain at the extreme carboxy-terminal end. The GTPase domain is the most highly conserved domain within the members of the dynamin family. The functional ... characterization ofthe intrinsic structural anddynamic characteristics ofthe individual domains has the potential to throw valuable light on the interac-tions ofthe individual domains, and the mechanismand ... oligomerization [5]. In addition, the GED has also been shown to bind the middle domain of dynamin [7]. The above possibility of functional dissection of the dynamin protein into specific domains suggests...
... rerouting of metabolicfluxes was observed. The incorporation of geneticknowledge into the metabolic network model for the nonoxidative branch ofthe PPP introduced the possi-bility of modeling the ... residue of the active site ofthe enzyme, leading to the formation of either g3p or e4p while leaving behind the bound di-hydroxyacetone (C3). The nitrogen atom ofthe Schiffbase (similar to the ... segregated pools, the 13C labeling ofthe C2andC3fragments (and, consequently, the labeling of the metabolites formed from these) can differ from the 13Clabeling ofthe single C2and C3fragment...
... on the subject. That the exclusion of ChineseA Compilation ofthe Messages and Papers ofthe Presidents 68 Thursday, the 3d of September, being the anniversary ofthe signing ofthe treaty of ... inthe courts orotherwise their right to the privilege of free ingress and egress which it was the purpose ofthe treaty to secure. In the language of one ofthe judicial determinations ofthe ... 1885, in relation to the management and conduct ofthe office of district attorney ofthe United States for the southern district of Alabama." The incumbent of this office on the 1st day of...
... than the true value, underlining the impact of quite asmall level of contamination on these results.Reassessment ofthe effects ofthe mutations oncoenzyme specificity In view ofthe dramatically ... HPLC, finding no contamination of NADP+byNAD+within the detection limits of HPLC. The authors, however, point out the presence of 2%NADP+ in the NAD+: this was claimed not to intro-duce ... thatapparent rates of NADP+utilization mainly reflected the reduction of con-taminating NAD+, creating an entirely false view ofthe initial coenzymespecificity and also ofthe effects of mutagenesis....
... electrophoresis.Another striking difference ofthe MALDI-TOF spec-tra from the modified Fe-protein in comparison to the unmodified Fe-protein is the decreased intensity of peak1625.4 m ⁄ z and the absence of ... Fe-proteins or other proteins.Results and DiscussionSite-directed mutagenesis ofthe target arginine of dinitrogenase reductaseAn indication for the covalent modification of onesubunit of dinitrogenase ... can beexplained again by the inability of trypsin to cleaveC-terminal to R102 due to the modification at this resi-due. However, the presence of peak 1625.5 m ⁄ z in the spectrum ofthe modified...
... Thus, we wereinterested in isolating the cDNA of PO-CHH andidentifying the native CHH neuropeptide inthe ES,after the recent report of CHH cDNA from the ES[28]. Also, we examined the physiological ... decrease in CHH expres-sion inthe ES is in proportion to that of CCAPexpression inthe same tissue, as described in Chunget al. [47], but there is no change in CCAP of TG,indicating the tissue-specific ... targeted into the specific sites in which the nerve fibers ofthe PO innervate the anteriorramifications. On the other hand, as a neurohormone,PO-CHH may be released from the surface ofthe POand into...
... DMT1 since the discovery of this gene, there has so far been no structuralcharacterization of either this integral protein or a segment of it. Analysis ofthe structure of membrane proteins eitherby ... of Gd3+at pH 4.0, but the degree to which the intensities recovered was lower inthe presence of Gd3+,particularly for the C-terminal residues, than inthe presence of the same amounts of ... with the anionic head group of SDS molecules.Whether the C-terminus has a regulative role in metaltransport remains to be investigated further.It is of interest to investigate whether the peptide...
... Search FixingÕ ofthe side chains within the Leu73–Asn77 segment inthe second binding loop of cystatin A. After each of these steps, the conformation of the second binding loop inthe complex ... cystatin A in green and papain in blue.Residues inthe second binding loop of cystatin A mutated in this workareinred.PapainresiduesinvolvedininteractionswiththecystatinAsecond-binding-loop ... the inhibition of papainand most likely also of cathepsin L. The side chains of Leu73 and Pro74 jointly contribute 45% ofthe totalunitary free energy of binding of cystatin A to cathepsin...
... confirmed the results obtained in the pull-down assays, showing that there is a physicalinteraction between the N- and C-terminal domains of SSIII in vitro.Mapping ofthe CD-binding region in the N-terminal ... important role inthe promotion of starchbinding to CD, subsequently increasing its concentra-tion inthe active site, and thus determining the cata-lytic efficiency ofthe protein for the polysaccharide.Although ... D3 domains,respectively, but not the individual starch-binding domains, are involved in the interaction with the catalytic domain. We also determined that the resi-dues W366 and Y394 inthe D2...
... modulation of multiple genesinvolved in lipid metabolism [69]. The location ofthe core+1 ORF within the viralgenome, the findings that the core+1 ORF can beexpressed independently ofthe polyprotein ... pro-tein containing the first 8–11 amino acids of corefused to amino acids encoded by the core+1 ORF[15–17]. By contrast, internal translation initiation of core+1 can occur at the internal ... within the indicated timesat concentrations of 5 and 25 lm, respectively. The proteaseinhibitor cocktail for mammalian extracts (containingAEBSF, aprotinin, leupeptin, bestatin, pepstatin a...
... complete the instrument. Stepsto expand the use ofthe Argentinean Spanish PedsQL™ 4.0 include an alternative approach toscoring for the 2–4 year-olds, further understanding of how to increase ... illiterates. The mainimplications of these findings are that in order to use Ped-sQL™ in our public health setting, availability of trainedinterviewers during questionnaire administration needsto ... should include an alternative approach to scor-ing for the 2–4 year-olds, further understanding of how toincrease reliability for the 5–7 year-old self-report, andconfirmation of other aspects of...