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... decrease andanincreaseinthe intracellularconcentration of ATP and inosine, respectively. Searchingfor the rationale for these phenomena, possible changes in the specific activities of enzymes ... decrease in the level of adenine nucleotides and a concomitant increase in the level of inosine. A plausible explanation ofthe effect of H2O2as inhibitor of glycolysis is presented.Materials and ... (see[3], and Table 3, for further explanations onthe significance of these parameters). The equation described as V8d and V8r, andthe corres-ponding substrates and products were not considered...
... (Cys341) is involved in substrate binding at the S1 subsite andin maintaining the width and depth ofthe S1 subsite; (b) the rearrangement of the S1 subsite induced by the interaction between the SHgroup ... in which the hydrophobicity ofthe SH group of Cys341 is importantfor substrate binding and maintaining the solvent-accessiblecavity at the S1 subsite.However, inthe case ofthe transition ... SHgroup andthe imidazole nitrogen of His397 stabilizes the transition state. X-ray crystallography ofthe mutantenzymes and their complexes with the transition stateanalog to confirm the hypothesis...
... inthe presence of cytokines.Natural ligands of ICAM- 1and LFA-1 are expressed on thesurfaceof T and B lymphocytes, natural killer cells, monocytes, macrophages and granulocytes [33], and interaction ... participa-tion of SCs in immune responses inthe PNS [31]. These cells may function as antigen-presenting cells and activate T cellsin vitro inan antigen-specific and MHC-restricted manner [32], ... activation of p38 and JNKleads to anincreasein ICAM-1 expression in Schwann cells of sciatic nervesAiguo Shen1,*, Junling Yang2,*, Yangyang Gu3, Dan Zhou4, Linlin Sun2, Yongwei Qin2,Jianping...
... threeconcentrations tested.Owing to the interaction between bis-ANS and ATP, the binding assay provided only reliable perfor-mance in a short range ofthe bis-ANS concentrationstested in Fig. ... inthe effect of bis-ANSupon PKA phosphorylation of HSL. The interaction of HSL with bis-ANSwas found to have a Kd of 1 lm in binding assays. Upon PKA phosphory-lation, the interactions of ... head ofthe phospholipids and that this is fol-lowed by an interaction between the apolar acyl chains of the phospholipids and side chains of particularamino acids, thus accounting for the increased...
... understand the nature of the Internet and develop an instinctive inclination for veri-fying all information. This will allow students to takeadvantage ofthe tremendous benefits provided onlinewithout ... evaluating online infor-mation. Inthe past, the greatest problem facingresearchers was finding information; now, with the advent ofthe Internet, the greatest problem is evaluat-ing the vast ... source of information,”29% said they accepted Internetinformation regardless, with only34% considering additional verifica-tion important [5]. These startlingresults confirm the importance of further...
... [20]. In the case ofthe FokI MTase, two domains are responsiblefor methylating two adenine residues – one in the upper strand and one inthe lower strand [24].Yetanother variation is seen inthe ... re-inoculated into fresh LB containing 50 lgÆmL-1 of kanamycin and grown to an D2600.6. The production of HP0050 protein was induced by the addition of 0.5 mmIPTG. After 4 h of incubation ... pLysS cells harboring pET28a–hp0050constructs were grown in 600 mL of LB broth, containing50 lgÆmL)1 of kanamycin, to an D260 of 0.6 andthe expres-sion of HP0050 protein was induced by the...
... either in the government or inthe private sector, to provide an adequate and sustainable source of funding for the operation of an LSWTF. Inthe areas of wind engineering and earthquake engineering, ... greater in a wind simulation facility than in natural wind. Additionaladvantages include the ease of instrumenting and observing the behavior ofthe test structure. Another importantbenefit of a ... organizations including:American Society of Civil Engineers; International Society of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering;American Society of Testing and Materials; Society of American...
... machined in a continuous run). This equation simply describes the displacement ofthe contact point between the workpiece andthe grinding wheel due to the presence of defects onthe blade and ... and penetration angles ofthe regulating wheel after truing and positioning it (Figure 4). The next stage is to analyse the process stability degree all along the workpiece path inthe grinder. ... Simulation of dynamic instabilities and chatter avoidance will be treated inan upcoming paper. Onthe other hand, geometric lobing may appear when the machine configuration allows a number of...
... posi-tion, intensity and shape of band components in greater detail than by making simple comparisons of the original spectra [31,32]. Differences in peak posi-tion and ⁄ or intensities ofthe ... 2011 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2011 FEBSpLys3 inthe canonical conformation or with pArg5 in the noncanonical binding mode. Therefore, histidineresidues within the binding groove of HLA-B27 ... also information onthe peptide–proteininteraction involving His116 that is found only in B*2709:pVIPR-U5, andon its contribution to the sta-bility of this complex. The HC of B*2705 and B*2709contain...
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... scientificdiscovery’, the pioneering work by Swanson on hypo-thesis generation [299] is mainly credited with sparkinginterest in text mining techniques in biology. Textmining aids inthe construction of hypotheses ... series of linked activities. These activities include data (obser-vations) and ideas (hypotheses); theory, computation and experiment; andthe iterative assessment of the parameters and variables in ... thoseinvolving the nuclear transcription factor NF-jB–may encode their signals not so much in terms of changesinthe concentrations ofthe observable signal-ling intermediates but in terms of their...
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... amino acids forming the protein core becomeexposed with the concomitant increaseinthe molarextinction coefficient ofthe protein, and thus the increase in absorbance inthe aromatic region. ... kept con-stant, andthe spectra were taken in several time intervals (indicated onthe right). (D) FTIR spectrum of CD69 protein inthe region of the amide I and II bands (the full line). The ... and 5), CD69NV82(lanes 6 and 7) CD69NS84 (lanes 8 and 9),rat CD69 (lanes 10 and 11) and mouseCD69 (lanes 12 and 13) was performedunder nonreducing (even lanes) and reducing (odd lanes) conditions....