... The mechanism of a-proton isotope exchange in amino acids catalysed
by tyrosine phenol-lyase
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What is the role of quinonoid intermediates?
Nicolai G. Faleev
1
, Tatyana V. Demidkina
2
, Marina ... defines
automatically the positions of the a-proton and the side
chain of any bound amino ac id. The lability of the a-proton
observed for a large...
... extracted several types of features from each
document. First, we applied a simple preprocess-
ing to the HTML documents in the corpus, con-
verting them to plain text and tokenizing. Then,
we extracted ... while avoiding con-
fusion with other people sharing the same name.
But the utility of clustering is more obvious for re-
call oriented queries, where the goal is to mine...
... [3]. The
Functioning of these demons will be Illustrated below.
3.1 THE INITIAL ANALXSIS
In the processing of the sentence "Jo~n opened the
bottle so he could pour the wine," the ...
stereotyplc
knowledge of objects into
the conceptual analysis of
text.
By encoding
information in OP descriptions, we were able to increase
the interpretive power...
... acts in the third step of leucine degradation and the
sku mutant accumulates branched-chain amino acids in haemolymph, this
mutant may be useful in the investigation of unique branched-chain amino
acid ... strains
revealed the presence of a single point mutation in
1337 nucleotides of BmIVD. In the sku mutant, the
1127th guanine from the start codon was s...
... site
(NXS ⁄ T), found in PmaHc2 at position Asn334, is
conserved in all subunit types (Hc1 and Hc2) with the
exception of PmaHc1. An insertion of nine amino
acids in PamHc2 starting at amino acid 435 ... into
the hemolymph [23] in all subunits except HmeHc1
(Fig. 1). Therefore, the native proteins consist of 650–
670 amino acids with predicted molecular masses o...
... interact with a number of functional
groups, including the aromatic side chains of some
amino acids, through a stacking mechanism [42]. The
interaction of arginine with aromatic amino acids of
aB-crystallin ... analysis of the purified proteins indicated that
they contained < 5% contaminating proteins. The concen-
trations of proteins used in these studies wer...
... nucleosomes in the main
peak, indicates that crosslinking is almost complete in
the middle of the fibre, but some of the end-nucleo-
somes are not crosslinked to the rest and therefore
must originate ... chromatin in which the presence of linker his-
tone is questionable. Furthermore, the presence of all
oligomers, with dimers up to the half the size of the...
... chemokines stimu-
lated mainly by in ammatory cytokines, including IL-1b, TNF-a and
IFN-c. (B) Chemokines expressed in the joint recruit leukocytes into
the joints. In addition to functioning in ... polyarticular joint dis-
ease that primarily affects the small joints of the hands and feet. The
in ammatory process is characterized by in ltration of in ammatory cell...
... 5-methylcytosine was introduced
into one of the strands of the recognition site instead
of the target cytosine. The melting curves of the hemi-
methylated X
+
CG ⁄ CGM and GCX
+
⁄ CGM duplexes
containing ... M.HhaI
consists of two domains, the large domain containing
the S-adenosyl-l-methionine (AdoMet) binding site
and the catalytic center, and the small domain co...
... phosphorylation of proteins
involved in the trafficking of the receptor, including
c-Cbl, could account for its intracellular retention. By
contrast, TDI mutations in the ECD or disruption of
the termination ... Based on the cDNA
sequence of FGFR3 including the 5¢-UTR, the X807R
mutation that eliminates the regular stop codon was
expected to produce an elongated p...