• BX-912 hnRNP E functions in a number of

  2020-08-05

  

  hnRNP E1 functions in a number of mRNA regulatory processes including transcription [74], [75], splicing [7], [74], [76], [77] and translation [6], [8], [69], [78], interacting with RNAs through CU rich regions such as the differentiation control element (DICE) and the TGFβ activated translation (BA

• Cys is deeply buried in previously published crystal structu

  2020-08-05

  

  Cys30 is deeply buried in previously published crystal structures for SUMO E1 (Lois and Lima, 2005, Olsen et al., 2010). However, the SUMO E1 enzyme bound by COH000 has a different thermal denaturation profile and a higher melting temperature compared to the enzyme alone, suggesting the conformation

• Introduction Determining how genes function

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  Introduction Determining how genes function together as biological systems is a defining challenge of the genomic era. While genome sequences reveal the DNA blueprint of organisms, deciphering how this blueprint leads to biological function is challenging due in large part to the complexity of prot

• Both lipophilicity and protein binding

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  Both lipophilicity and protein binding strongly affect the distribution of DPP-4is. Compared to other gliptins, linagliptin exhibits higher volume distribution (Vd) (more than 1000 l) and protein binding (≥75%), showing extensive distribution into tissues [[35], [38]]. Metabolism of DPP-4is is wide

• N Alkylated quinolinium dyes are the

  2020-08-05

  

  N-Alkylated quinolinium dyes are the common fluorescence molecules used in fluorescence sensing and cell imaging because of their attractive optical properties as well as high DNA binding affinities.13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Moreover, the quinolinium moiety usually plays the role of donor in va

• Large yellow croaker Larimichthys crocea are widely cultured

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  Large yellow croaker (Larimichthys crocea) are widely cultured in China but have inferior meat texture compared with wild fish. This result results from excess lipid deposition in the muscle, which reduces mechanical strength (Thakur et al., 2003). The liver is the central of lipid metabolism and st

• br Introduction Epstein Barr virus induced G protein

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  Introduction Epstein-Barr virus-induced G protein-coupled receptor 2 (EBI2, also known as GPR183) was discovered in 1993 in a screen of genes induced by in vitro Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection of a Burkitt’s lymphoma cell line (Birkenbach et al., 1993) and identified by sequence similarity as

• In the case of high fidelity

  2020-08-04

  

  In the case of high-fidelity polymerases, we propose that water is used to achieve negative selection against nucleotide binding. With specialized DNA polymerases, we propose that nucleobase desolvation plays a different yet important role in allowing these enzymes to replicate damaged DNA. In this

• br Experimental br Author contributions br Acknowledgement b

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  Experimental Author contributions Acknowledgement Introduction Microalgae represent an outstanding natural source of biochemically active metabolites [1].These algae-derived products, such as polyunsaturated fatty acids, have significant potential for applications in numerous industrial

• Research provides ample evidence for

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  Research provides ample evidence for an association between changes in opioid signalling and changes in social behaviours in animals. Only a small number of studies attempted to determine whether such associations occur in people as well. Troisi et al. (2011) investigated whether a common polymorphi

• The sequence substrate specificity of a protein kinase defin

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  (2) The sequence substrate specificity of a protein kinase defines its preference for the amino NU7441 sequence encompassing the phosphorylatable residue. This is also referred to as the consensus sequence of a protein kinase. This form of substrate specificity was initially derived from sequencing

• In vasculature NADPH oxidases NOXs are the main sources of

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  In vasculature, NADPH oxidases (NOXs) are the main sources of O2− generation that involve in the transfer of electrons to molecular oxygen. Endothelin-1 [25] and thromboxane A2 [26] were reported to induce eNOS uncoupling via upregulation of NOXs. Additionally, inhibition of p47 phox, a subunit of N

• br Evolutionary origins of the endothelin system br

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  Evolutionary origins of the endothelin system Evolution of vertebrate endothelin receptors Phylogenetic analyses of Ednr proteins from 30 species covering all major vertebrate lineages are shown in Fig. 3 and Supplementary Fig. S2; accession numbers and genomic locations are listed in Suppleme

• Both DDRs are composed of an N terminal

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  Both DDRs are composed of an N-terminal discoidin (DS) domain (Baumgartner et al., 1998), followed by a predicted DS-like domain (our unpublished results; Lemmon and Schlessinger, 2010), an extracellular juxtamembrane (JM) region, a transmembrane (TM) helix, a large cytosolic JM region, and a C-term

• br RINGs as activators of E Ub In contrast to

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  RINGs as activators of E2~Ub In Anti-cancer Compound Library to HECT-type E3 ligases, RING-type E3s lack a bona fide catalytic center. A lingering question in the field has been whether RINGs serve solely to position E2~Ub relative to the substrate, or if they also serve as activators of E2~Ub. C

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