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is enhanced by coenzyme binding
Relaxation kinetic studies with coenzyme ... bound to the enzyme predominantly through inter-
actions involving its adenine end, whose binding site is
contained within the FAD -binding domain of the...
... kinetics of cytochrome P450
reductase: internal electron transfer is limited by confor-
mational change and regulated by coenzyme binding.
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35 Marcus RA & Sutin ... in the mechanism of electron transfer
in this complex flavoprotein.
Abbreviations
CPR, cytochrome P450 reductase; di-sq, di-semiquinone; ET, electron transfer; hq, h...
... oleovorans
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Group. ... NO, FlRd has to be
reduced by NADH via the FAD -binding protein flavorubredoxin reduc-
tase, thus the kinetics of electron transfer along this pathway was inves...
... ⁄ LEDGF-interacting
domain linked to DNA -binding domains (AT-hook and
MT domain) becomes disconnected from the PHD
domains, the FYRN domain, the transactivating
domain, the FYRC domain and the ... denominator in all
different MLL rearrangements is disruption of the MLL
protein in a region that prevents any subsequent pro-
tein–protein interaction between the resulting MLL
fusion prote...
... cyclin dependent
kinase 4 is controlled by multiple mechanisms, including phosphorylation
of tyrosine 17. This site is equivalent to tyrosine 15 of cyclin dependent
kinase 1, which undergoes inhibitory ... that this phosphory-
lation is independent of p27
KIP1
.
The finding that Y17 phosphorylation is mediated
by Src family kinases is completely novel and it is
interesting to n...
... by
unwinding [38] and are potential sites for aggregation
of S ⁄ MAR -binding proteins. In this view, the direct
association between DNA-PK and S ⁄ MAR-DNA or
-binding proteins is a considerable point. ... analysis of the temporo-spatial distribution
of DNA repair factors in situ in living cells has been
providing us with striking information. For instance,
even following exposur...
... of this signaling pathway
also enhances metabolism, resulting in an increase in
glucose uptake and an up-regulation of glycolysis
[37,38]. In addition, PI3K signaling has been shown to
be involved ... nonfat milk in NaCl ⁄ Tris containing 0.2% Nonidet
P40, incubated with primary antibodies overnight at 4 °C
and washed in NaCl ⁄ Tris–Tween (0.1% Tween-20). Immu-
noblotting was detect...
... Site-directed
mutational analysis for the ATP binding of DnaA pro-
tein. Functions of two conserved amino acids (Lys-178
and Asp-235) located in the ATP -binding domain of
DnaA protein in vitro and in vivo. J Biol ... adenosine 5¢-(b,c-imido)triphosphate, indicating that in order to
inhibit iron regulatory protein-1 binding activity, ATP must be hydrolyzed.
Indeed, recombinant ir...
... dynamics.
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where these interactions originate from, either by
mutation of the possibly interacting residues or by
using double site-directed sp...
... as shown by ELISA. A plateau
noted for the increase in cystatin C at longer incuba-
tion times is likely due to increased competition with
cystatin C -binding proteins (i.e. target cysteine prote-
ases) ... proteases is balanced
by tight -binding inhibitors, the cystatins [4]. The cysta-
tin protein family comprises three major groups of
inhibitors: type 1 cystatins, also called s...