Tài liệu Báo cáo khoa học: NMR structural characterization of HIV-1 virus protein U cytoplasmic domain in the presence of dodecylphosphatidylcholine micelles doc
... VpUcyt
FEBS Journal 276 (2009) 6560–6575 ª 2009 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2009 FEBS 6575
NMR structural characterization of HIV-1 virus protein U
cytoplasmic domain in the presence of
dodecylphosphatidylcholine ... (2002)
Structural investigation of the binding of a herpesviral
protein to the SH3 domain of tyrosine kinase Lck.
Biochemist...
... comparing the actual Cangjie codes.
2.3 Engineering the Original Cangjie Codes
Although useful for the sake of designing input
method, the simplification of Cangjie codes causes
difficulties ... similar in their
pronunciations or in their internal structures
are useful for computer-assisted language
learning and for psycholinguistic studies. Al-
though it is possible fo...
... Structural determination of
these proteins has progressed slowly [6], mainly because of
technical difficulties in purifying and handling integral
membrane proteins. The instability of these proteins ... intermediate values (6.4 Hz) of the
backbone couplings for Tyr4 and His6 are possibly the
result of twisting or bending in the middle of the amino-acid
sequence of...
... although this recombi-
nant pulchellin binding chain does not correspond to
any of the four B-chains presented here.
Purification of four pulchellin isoforms from
A. pulchellus seeds
Using a combination ... some interesting varia-
tion in the flanking regions around the second sugar
binding pocket that could in uence the P III ⁄ PIV
specificity and binding properties. Of particu...
... membrane-translocating proteins.
These peptides and fusion proteins are internalized
into cells by endocytosis. Thus, cell fixation should be
avoided in studies of protein transduction into living
cells ... primary neuro-
nal cells.
The intracellular stability of transduced PEP-1–
HSP27 fusion protein in astrocytes is shown in
Fig. 4C. The PEP-1–HSP27 fusion protein was add...
... as
was discussed by Javier F. Caceres (Edinburgh, UK).
The trans-acting factors involved include both serine-
arginine (SR) and heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleo-
protein (hnRNP) A ⁄ B proteins, with ... rapidly shuttles between the cytoplasm and
the nucleus. A region in the C-terminus of STAT2
controls its specific export in the absence of interferon.
STAT1 also shuttles i...
... catalyzes the
oxidation of succinate to fumarate in the mitochond-
rial matrix as succinate dehydrogenase. Succinate oxi-
dation is coupled to reduction of ubiquinone to
ubiquinol at the mitochondrial ... are summarized in Table 1.
As the porcine genome sequence had not been fully
released at the time of our study, we measured the
accurate mature amino acid sequences of...
... RGG domain of nucleolin.
Nucleolin is present on the surface of developing
muscle tissue
In order to function as a potential ligand for PTP r,
nucleolin must be present on the surface of the ... and lactoferrin bind
nucleolin and perturb PTPr binding to
developing muscle
To ascertain whether FN3d–AP binds to nucleolin in
chick muscle tissue, we tested whether the pentameri...
... chromatography.
During the search for and confirmation of the N-ter-
minus and C-terminus of the protein, many other pep-
tides were also analyzed, and the results confirmed
most of the remaining deduced amino ... N-termini of the
mature secreted enzymes coincide with the N-terminus
of the intracellular enzyme (Fig. 1). The segments in
the N-terminal portion aro...
... or into the substrate proteins. The puri-
fied recombinant PsCIPK protein (0.5 lg) alone for
autophosphorylation or in the presence of the substrate
(PsCBL or casein) was incubated in the kinase ... calcium-
binding protein) [7,8]. CBL proteins contain four
Ca
2+
-binding EF hand motifs [9] and functions by
interacting and regulating a group of Ser ⁄ Thr pro-
tein kinase...