báo cáo khoa học: " ’It’s risky to walk in the city with syringes’: understanding access to HIV/AIDS services for injecting drug users in the former Soviet Union countries of Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan" ppt
... explanatory insights
into the problems of accessing HIV/AIDS services. The
aim was to develop a better understanding of the nat-
ure and complexity of factors that obstruct access
rather than to ... said they valued this ‘peer -to- peer’ princi-
ple. For example, a former client and volunteer in
Ukraine explained: ‘ as a former injecting drug user and...
... differences. In
conclusion, the number of LysM domains present in the
protein determines the binding efficiency of the protein,
with optimal binding when three LysM domains are
present.
The results of the ... amidases, hydrolyzing the bond between the
glycan chain and the peptide side chain, and peptidases
of varying speci city.
AcmA is the major autolysi...
... responsible
for the resistance of mesotrypsin against canonical
trypsin inhibitors [3–5]. To determine the role of
Arg198 in the resistance of mesotrypsin against a1AT,
Arg198 was substituted with Gly, the ... obstruc-
tion of the S1¢ site.
The original objective of this study was to test whe-
ther the serpin inhibitory mechanism can overcome
the inhibitor...
... photo-
conversion involves cleavage of the polypeptide chain
into two fragments of 20 and 8 kDa [6,29,40,42].
Therefore, the amount of both fragments is indicative
of the amount of the red form. ... radiation in vivo
and in situ. In the absence of photoconverting light, we subsequently
tracked degradation of the red-converted forms of the two protei...
... characteristics of the substance and the
potential risks, the better able they are to make informed
choices about their drug use. Involving people with addic-
tion in the reporting and disseminating of overdose ... source, and avoid mixing drugs with simi-
lar effects. Evaluation of a cohort of injection drug users in
Vancouver found the following facto...
... reac-
tion in which the first binding step, representing bind-
ing to the EGF-A domain, is followed by binding of
PCSK9 to a second site within the receptor. In this
model, dimeric and monomeric receptor ... PCSK9 binding to
HepG2 cells. First, the number of LDLRs on HepG2
cells increased following growth in the absence of lipo-
proteins, and there was a corresp...
... approach and colinear orientation
of the N5 of the flavin, the hydride to be transferred,
and C4 of the nicotinamide. In FNR, displacement
of the C-terminal Tyr appears to be required for the
interaction ... protein–
flavin complexes and tailor the midpoint potentials in these proteins, as
well as many details of the binding and electron transfer to...
... developmental
regulation of gene expression. Certain SR and hnRNP
proteins shuttle continuously between the nucleus and
the cytoplasm. Interestingly, hnRNP A1 binds to and is
necessary for the processing of a cluster ... Ger-
many). In the absence of interferon, STAT2 perma-
nently and rapidly shuttles between the cytoplasm and
the nucleus. A region in the...
... signaling and gene expression.
Results
Aldehydes release zinc from zinc-binding proteins
The effect of aldehydes on the zinc-binding capacity of
zinc proteins was assayed by employing spectropho-
tometry ... functions of zinc and MT against
ethanol toxicity
Both zinc and MT protect the liver and the heart
against the toxic effects of ethanol [45–47]. The above
resu...
... mediate binding to proteins involved in host
defence. Known relevant ligands for GAGs include growth
factors, cytokines and other mediators of in ammation [3].
Hence, trapping of these mediators ... to the A–B3 region, IgGFc-binding to the S-domain, and albumin-binding to the C-repeats [31].
Recombinantly expressed fragments rA–S and rS–C3 are indicated. (D) The...