[PDF] Top 20 Structural, functional and immunological studies on a polymeric bacterial protein

... cytoplasmic protein of Brucella abortus and shown the potential usefulness of this protein as an antigen for the serologic diagnosis of ...the protein showed a low but significant homology ... See full document

... collected on a single crystal of BtTLP bound to ATP at 100 K at a wavelength of ...˚ on a MAR m-300 CCD at beam-line 23 ID-B at the Advanced Photon Source ...non- protein atoms as the starting model. ... See full document

... vital bacterial macromolecule, around 6 nm thick (Matias et ...interactions and regulating exchanges between the internal cellular media and their environment (Hughes et ...contains and ... See full document

... conceivable and in concordance with what was observed for the human OC propeptide, shown to be co-secreted with the mature protein ...based on the detection of corresponding fragments in MGP ... See full document

... a protein can associate with lipids in the presence of ...membrane protein into detergent- saturated preformed liposomes ensured a unidirectional insertion of the protein in the membrane and ... See full document

... Revealing functional units in protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks are important for understanding cellular functional ...identifying functional units mainly focus on ... See full document

... or structural similarity to a human binding partner and the interaction among viral and human proteins are transient and regulatory in ...a structural and systems-based approach ... See full document

... analyzed on a calibrated analytical Superdex 200 column (GL10/300) to assess homogeneity and oligomerization state in ...3A and 4A, S5 Fig and S1 ...Ac-AChBP and the tagged ... See full document

... disease and the most disseminated zoonosis ...surface protein, LipL32, only occurs in pathogenic Leptospira, and is the most abundant protein on the bacterial surface, being ... See full document

... Previous studies indicated that E1A and cAMP synergize to activate viral gene expression [14– ...unit and then infected with WT (dl309), ΔE1A (dl312), or Δ4–25 (dl1101) ...prepared and the ... See full document

... The structural conformation of the basal form of CBS hampers substrate access to the catalytic ...arrangement and the catalytic core opens to substrate ...disturbances on the normal pathway ... See full document

... RecA and other members of the RecA family (RadA, Dmc1 and Rad51) were aligned using their primary and tertiary structures to identify common regions (Fig ...region) and in the core ATPase ... See full document

... contagious, and febrile viral disease that affects both domestic and wild small ...adsorption and entry, thus determining pathogenicity, and release of newly produced viral ...disease ... See full document

... Ftn and Bfr proteins exhibit many similarities and have the same biological purpose, the iron ...to bacterial and archaeal domains of life and contain twelve haems groups per molecule, ... See full document

... based on the two case ...function and the same domain with more than one ...interfaces and their functions under various situations is difficult and time ...interfaces and functions is ... See full document

... PEG4000 and eight molecules of isopropanol (IOH) also interact with the ...Gln11 and Gly15 of monomer A (Figure 5) and interacts through water molecules with residues Leu2, Arg72 and Trp77 of ... See full document

... Systemic and local immune responses against Helicobacter pylori urease in patients with chronic gastritis: distinct IgA and IgG productive sites [Text] / ... See full document

... rpm and harvested by centrifugation at 11,000 × g for 10 min at 6 ºC (Z 36 HK, HERLME LaborTechnik); the pellet was resuspended in 10 mM Tris-HCl buffer pH ...freeze-thaw and incubated with DNase I ... See full document

... the structural and functional networks through which the brain is interconnected by using cutting-edge imaging techniques, and to characterise the systems-level properties of these networks ... See full document

... 1) and barley MLA1 ...biotrophic and hemi-biotrophic pathogens, however, the severe growth penalties associated with the expression of this gene make its application in agri- cultural production ... See full document