Choosing between dual and three-drug antiretroviral therapy in aging and comorbid people with HIV: a narrative review. [PDF]
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The Functional Role of S280 within the ZYG-1 Phosphorylation Cluster During Centrosome Assembly in <i>C. elegans</i> Embryos. [PDF]
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Efficient and Site-Specific Incorporation of 3-Nitro-Tyrosine Into Recombinant Proteins in <i>Escherichia coli</i>. [PDF]
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Modification of nanobodies with 'click' functionalities using the amber suppression technique
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Pyrrolysine Amber Stop-Codon Suppression: Development and Applications [PDF]
AbstractThe pyrrolysine tRNA synthetase‐tRNA pair is probably one of the most promiscuous tRNA–synthetase pairs found in nature, capable of genetically encoding a plethora of noncanonical amino acids through stop codon reassignment. Proteins containing reactive handles, post‐translational modification mimics or both can be produced in practical ...
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Generation of Amber Suppression Cell Lines Using CRISPR-Cas9
Methods in Molecular Biology, 2023Genetic code expansion via amber suppression allows cotranslational, site-specific introduction of nonnatural chemical groups into proteins in the living cell. The archaeal pyrrolysine-tRNA/pyrrolysine-tRNA synthetase (PylT/RS) pair from Methanosarcina mazei (Mma) has been established for incorporation of a wide range of noncanonical amino acids (ncAAs)
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Site-Specific Labelling of Multidomain Proteins by Amber Codon Suppression [PDF]
Abstract Amber codon suppression is a powerful tool to site-specifically modify proteins to generate novel biophysical probes. Yet, its application on large and complex multidomain proteins is challenging, leading to difficulties during structural and conformational characterization using spectroscopic methods.
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Suppression of an amber mutation by microinjection of suppressor tRNA in C. elegans
Nature, 1982Informational suppression by nonsense suppressor tRNAs has classically been a powerful tool for study of the mechanism of protein synthesis, to obtain conditional mutants and to demonstrate that a gene encodes a given protein product (for reviews see refs 1–3).
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