... specific aminoacids in bac-terial EFG [26–29]. To date, there are only a fewreports in which this technique has been used toacquire information on the importance of specific amino acids and amino ... protein of 842 aminoacids [5]. Theprotein is evolutionary conserved and the amino acidsequence is 66% identical and 85% homologous to thesequence of human eEF2 [5]. eEF2 is an essential proteincoded ... Promega (Madison, WI, USA). Yeastnitrogen base without aminoacids and agar were from BD(Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA). Ammonium sulphate and amino acids were from Merck (Darmstadt, Germany).Strains,...
... Chemistry of the AminoAcids , John Wiley & Sons, Inc. , New York, London . 63 Zavradashvili , N. ( 2008 ) New functional biodegradable poly(ester amide)s composed of α - aminoacids and ... Composed of Naturally Occurring α -Amino Acids epoxy - succinic acids, as well as bis - (succinic acid) - α , ω - alkylene diesters and O , O ′ - diacyl - bis - glycolic acids, see Scheme 5.2 ), the ... 112 5 Biodegradable Polymers Composed of Naturally Occurring α -Amino Acids Figure 5.4 Synthesis of DADs from free dicarboxylic acids using condensing agents, method (ii). HOOC A COOH+ 2...
... methods were searched for and deve-loped for microbial production of other amino acids. Today a whole array of amino acids are produced by microbial methods and used in the fields of medi-cine ... l-hydroxyproline.Microbial Production of AminoAcids in Japan8326. Syldatk C, Mueller R, Siemann M, Krohn K, Wagner F (1992) In: Rozzental JD, Wagner F(eds) Biocatalytic production of aminoacids and derivatives. ... acetic acid in the cells of theMicrobial Production of AminoAcids in Japan73Table 1. Amino acid production in Japan and the world in 1996 Amino acid Amount (tons/year) MethodJapan World Bio-...
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... steady-state condi-tions in reactions of PLP-dependent enzymes with amino acids and the rates of the enzymatic isotopic exchange forthesameaminoacids.To answer these questions, we studied in the present ... A.S., Dobbert, N.N. & Braunstein, A.E. (1947)Labilization of a-hydrogen of aminoacids under the action ofaminoferase. Biokhimia 12, 556–568 (in Russian).2. Esaki, N., Nakayuma, T., Sawada, ... andshows that t he pattern of binding is the same for a variety of amino acids. It has been established [5] that for a number of amino acid i nhibitors bearing nonbranched substituentswithout functional...
... of the last 42 aminoacids from NBD2 of SUR2 resultedin ATPase activity resembling that of NBD2 of SUR2A rather than that ofNBD2 of SUR2B: this might indicate that these aminoacids are responsi-ble ... NBD2B couldresult from an inhibitory effect of the C-terminal 42 amino acids of NBD2B or a stimulatory effect of theequivalent aminoacids of NBD2A. To determinewhich of these hypotheses is correct, ... last 42 amino acids. Figure 2A and Table 1 showthat the ATPase activity of NBD2-DC was greaterthan that of SUR2B but similar to that of NBD2A,favoring the idea that the last 42 aminoacids ofNBD2B...
... action of aminoacids on gene expression. Amino acid(s) manipulations Factor(s) implied Experimental model ReferenceInhibiting effect resulting from the presence of amino acids Pooled aminoacids ... sequences, such as amino acidresponse element and nutrient-sensing response element, have been shownto mediate the inhibitory effect of some amino acids. Moreover, amino acids exert a wide ... [63]Stimulating effect resulting from the presence of amino acids Dietary protein restriction Inhibited HNF-4 and NF1 binding Rat liver in vivo [14]Mixed aminoacids addition Increased phosphorylated STAT3...
... be essential for its hydrolytic activity [15]. The protein isproposed to consist of six domains: the N-terminalcytoplasmic tail (amino acids 1–18), the helical transmem-brane region (amino acids ... clearly show that the amino acids at the extreme C-terminus of GCPII are crucial for thehydrolytic activity of the enzyme and, furthermore, thatno more than 60 aminoacids can be deleted from ... extracellulardomains spanning aminoacids 44–150 (domain C), 151–274 (domain D), 275–586 (domain E), and 587–750(domain F). While the domain spanning aminoacids 275–586 is believed to be...
... significantlyaffects the amino acid residue permitted at position 3.In addition to the combination of aminoacids atpositions 3 and 6, it was demonstrated that the combinationof aminoacids at positions ... the aminoacids located beyondposition 7 would also affect the amino acid requirement atposition 3. Further studies are required to fully characterizethe favorable combinations of aminoacids ... detected with several amino acids: Ser, Thr, Val,Ile in MG3X6T-TNF and Thr, Val, Ile in MG3X6F-TNF.Thus, it was concluded from these observations that thecombination of aminoacids at positions...
... site-directedmutagenesis of charged aminoacids in the C-terminalportion of antiplasmin. Our first goal was to producemutants in which the C-terminal lysine was replaced by amino acids without a positive ... activity was inhibited).Computer model of the C-terminal 40 amino acids in antiplasminA computer model of the C-terminal 40 aminoacids inantiplasmin [11] was constructed byCS CHEM3DULTRA,version ... plasmin and antiplasmin. Results from computer-ized molecular modelling of the C-terminal 40 amino acids support our experimental data.Keywords: antiplasmin; fibrinolysis; lysine-binding site;...
... indicates,however, that several aminoacids may be essential forhepatocellular taurocholate uptake because mutations inthese aminoacids caused lack of transport; the amino acids in question are Asp115, ... Ntcp based on hydropathy analysis of the amino acid sequence (according to [1]). Transmembrane domains aresymbolized as blocks of amino acids. Mutated aminoacids are highlighted in gray. The resulting ... charged aminoacids was made which revealed fiveconserved glutamates and aspartates. The construction ofpoint mutations of all five conserved and two nonconservednegatively charged amino acids...
... of aminoacids 23, 26 and 27 completely abolishedinteraction with GalDBD-AR.LBD and alanines at posi-tions 24 and 25 increased the interaction capacity. Allalanine substitutions of aminoacids ... appro-priate selective medium (0.67% w/v yeast nitrogen basewithout amino acids, 2% w/v glucose, pH 5.8), supplemen-ted with the required amino acids. Yeast transformationwas carried out according to ... the FxxLF-mediated AR N/C interaction, E897 is essential, butK720 can be replaced by many other amino acids, withoutFig. 6. 30VREVI34 is not essential for ARN/C interaction. (A) Interaction...
... Aminoacids withsimilar characteristics were grouped together as follows:aromatic aminoacids (Phe, Tyr, and Trp); negativelycharged aminoacids (Asp and Glu); positively charged amino acids ... charged amino acids (Lys and Arg); small aliphatic amino acids (Gly and Ala); larger aliphatic aminoacids (Val, Leu, Ile,and Pro); and hydrophilic aminoacids (Ser, Thr, His, Asn,Gln, Cys, and Met). ... charged P2¢ amino acids was lost completely.In order to put our hypothesis to a stringent test, wealigned the enzyme-selected peptides with acidic P2¢ amino acids, when an aromatic amino acid...
... Neuroscience, NCNP, Kodaira, Tokyo, JapanHomopolymeric aminoacids (HPAAs) are distincttracts of aminoacids comprising consecutive sequencesof the same amino acid, and are often present in nativeproteins ... FEBSEndoplasmic reticulum stress caused by aggregate-proneproteins containing homopolymeric amino acids Naohiro Uchio1, Yoko Oma1, Kazuya Toriumi1, Noboru Sasagawa1, Isei Tanida2, Eriko ... andcaspase-3 activity by HPAA expression became stron-ger in proportion to the hydrophobicity of the amino acids composing the HPAA [12]. The aggregate-pronehydrophobic HPAAs were thought to have cytotoxic-ity...
... peroxisomal b-oxidation ofsciadonate can supply the physiological requirementfor essential fatty acids in animals grown in essential fatty acid-deficient conditions.As the data presented here are limited ... PMI-PUFAs shown here is thoughtto be the process by which unsuitable fatty acids areconverted into the essential fatty acids required by ani-mals. It has been proposed that one of the roles ofperoxisomal ... Journal compilation ª 2007 FEBSMetabolic pathway that produces essential fatty acids from polymethylene-interrupted polyunsaturated fatty acids in animal cellsTamotsu Tanaka1, Jun-ichi Morishige1,...