... exact same moment of time. There was the smell of the perfume she had
chosen that day, the quality of her voice, the people that were in the corridor at the same time, and the way she
had looked ... have the power to destroy the turtle head, but instead you play games with him?” Duana asked.
It was enough of a distraction that Worf ran him through the chest with the sword, all the way to the ... Fleet’s return. The first wave of intruders arrived on the
deck of the Minnesota just prior to the Captain officially hailing the planet’s leader. The Iotian’s President
appeared on the view screen...
... shaded areas).
Within the pocket domain (pocket subdomains A and B and the spacer region) the high-
est homology between the pRb protein family is found in the A and B subdomains. The
pocket-domain ... reflect the not yet fully understood specific functions of these pro-
teins at these specific stages of the cell cycle.
4.4
pRb Family Mediated Regulation of E2F by Cellular Localization
Another level ... phosphorylation of these sites are involved
in the regulation of p130 specific functions and interactions. The difference in
phosphorylation sites and kinases involved in the phosophorylation of these
sites...
... within the
time constraints of thefamily planning clinics. On the
other hand, a client is potentially done a disservice if the
information provided conceals or downplays information
about the mechanism ... Demographic information was
asked at the conclusion of the questionnaire. The Spanish
and the English version of the questionnaire are available
from the authors upon request.
The questionnaire was distributed ... offering students courses in technical and other subjects after they have left school.
‡
Other: includes the other options in the questionnaire: "there is no exact time", "I am not...
... which there is no restriction for use of the
method
2 A condition where the advantages of using the method
generally outweigh the theoretical or proven risks
3 A condition where the theoretical ... based on a ‘welfare of the child’ assessment, as in
any other couple
57
. The treating HIV physician should be asked to sign the Welfare of
the Child form in preference to the GP as he/she is ...
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There is limited and controversial data on the effect of HAART on the natural history of
disease and so management of women should be the same whether receiving therapy or
not....
... indicating the direct suppression of Per1, 2 and
3 by these miRNAs (Fig. 3B–D). Together, these data
indicate that the miR-192 ⁄ 194 cluster is a potent and
direct regulator of the Per gene family.
Endogenously ... in the absence of a
functional SCN [27]. Therefore, it would be interesting
to determine the exact role of miR-192 ⁄ 194 in these
tissues. Together, the identification of inhibitory
miRNAs for the ... in an
anti-phase fashion to that of the CCGs. When the
other negative regulators of BMAL1, the Per and Cry
proteins, are at their peak levels in the nucleus, they
function in complexes to suppress...
... and, in the case of equal lengt hs, a lphabe tically. The division is based on the evolutionary tree s
(Fig. 4). For the amylopullulanase from Thermococcus hydrothermalis (Q9Y8I8_THEHY), the numbering ... by the fact that the reactivation of the
enzymes could be achieved by the addition of an external
nucleophile to the reaction medium. Gratifyingly, in
T. hydrothermalis amylopullulanase, the ... data).
Therefore, in attempt to provide the first elements
towards the understanding of the functionality of the
potentially valuable, heat stable GH-57 enzymes, especially
that of the T. hydrothermalis...
... respect to the
studied enzymes of the POP family, POP seems to be the
most conserved enzyme. Ten conserved amino acids were
found at the active site of the enzyme of each of the studied
POP family ... were used as the outgroup in
this analysis, as this enzyme is a close neighbor to the POP
family and a member of the serine protease family S28. The
NJPLOT
program was used to display the constructed
phylogenetic ... proposed that the b-propeller
of P. furiosus POP does not perform the same function as
the mammalian enzyme, i.e. the exclusion of large peptides
from the active site [25]. Clearly the role of the b-propeller
has...
... Thus, the proteins of the CYP11B
subfamily catalysing the last biosynthetic steps are the key
enzymes for the synthesis of both mineralocorticoids and
glucocorticoids.
From molecular cloning of the ... evolution
and function of the hormonal system. We first cloned the
genes of the CYP11B family of the guinea pig. The 11b-
hydroxylase of the guinea pig showed higher substrate
specificity than the aldosterone ... sequences of the CYP11B family. These
analyses showed that CYP11B2 proteins are more closely
related to each other than CYP11B1 proteins across species.
Furthermore, the 3¢ UTR of the guinea pig...
... sheet with the b12 of
the other monomer, and towards the C-terminus, the
subsequent residues, Phe182–Lys186, pass through the
a2 vicinity of the other monomer. For the FeR dimer,
the N-terminal ... oxygen for the oxygenase
reaction [8]. In this family, neither component of the
enzyme binds flavin tightly as a cofactor, but rather
utilizes it as another substrate [8].
Considering the amino ... enzymes; these reactions depend
on the redox ability of the flavin species. Although the
basic redox reactions are identical or similar, it is of
interest to understand the molecular bases for the...
... enzymes.
The most significant difference between the amphi-
oxus and the other retinal reductases was, nevertheless,
their preference for the NADH cofactor. To our
knowledge, these are the first ... Reactions were started by the
addition of cofactor and carried out for 15 min at 37 °Cin
0.5 mL. The amount of protein used in the reaction mixture
was 15 lg. The reaction was terminated by the ... charged amino acids at
the N-terminus of the signaling sequence, but rather
contained the L24ERGR motif at the C-terminus
of the hydrophobic sequence, thereby resembling
the R19ERQV, R19ERKV,...
... however, there is no report showing the pres-
ence of PQRFamide peptides in other vertebrates. On
the other hand, we recently identified a new member of
the RFamide peptide family that has either ... neuropeptide action. We
therefore characterized the regions in the brain show-
ing the expression of lamprey PQRFamide peptide
mRNA using in situ hybridization. The expression was
localized mainly in the ... were
then compared with those of other RFamide peptides.
Consistent with the result of the phylogenetic analysis,
lamprey PQRFamide peptides displayed the highest
sequence similarity to the group...
... major bands in e and f, while the
numbers at the left are the pI values of standard proteins. The arrow at
the right represents the pI value of 6.84 calculated for the unmodified
CLAP p rotein based ... the proteins reached their
equilibrium positions, the gels containing the CLAP e, f, pI standards,
and buffer only were removed from their glass tubes, soaked in distilled
water for 5–10 min then ... mem-
ber o f the fas ciclin family of proteins, w e w ere i nterested t o
know whether the protein – like many o ther fasci clins – has
been modified C-terminally with a GPI moiety [36]. The
presence...
... separates
the amylase group from the CGTase group, while the thin dotted line indicates the change of the border between the two parts in the C domain tree
and the SBD tree.
Ó FEBS 2003 a-Amylase family ... the five-domain members of the GH 13, can
be taken as an approximation of the first three domains in
the four-domain members. It also shows the typical
Table 1. The enzymes from the a-amylase family ... performing the searches in the
molecular biology databases (using the default parameters)
to retrieve for comparison all the relevant enzymes from the
a-amylase family having a C-terminal SBD. As query,
the...
... neuron-specific [8]. The APP family of proteins is
believed to play important roles in both the peripheral
and central nervous systems [6]. In the former, they
are involved in the formation and ... is the
b-site APP-cleaving enzyme 1 (BACE1). Here, we investigated the effects
of genetic manipulation of BACE1 on the processing of the APP family of
proteins. BACE1 expression regulated the ... relevance
of these complexes has yet to be demonstrated.
As we found that BACE1 activity regulates the
maturation and the processing of the three APP family
members, we were interested determining whether...
... Mn-LOX-Gga gene, Northern and Southern
blot analyses. (A) The Mn-LOX-Gga gene. The open box indicates the
protein coding region. The solid lines show the 5¢-and3¢-UTR and the
intron. An arrow ... has identified the Fe(II) ligands. These are one water
molecule and five amino acids [12]. The iron ligands are
the carboxyl oxygen of the C-terminal isoleucine (or
valine) residue, the nitrogen ... (5¢-UTR) (up to the vector
sequence) and 0.6-kb of the 3¢-UTR. The GC content
averaged 60.5%. The 5¢-UTR did not contain TATA or
CAAT-like boxes. The transcription start point for the
Mn-LOX-Gga...