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Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology, 1984
The somatomedins, such as the insulin-like growth factors I and II, somatomedins A and C, and multiplication-stimulating activity, are small, growth hormone dependent polypeptides which are the assumed mediators of growth hormone action on extraskeletal tissues.
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The somatomedins, such as the insulin-like growth factors I and II, somatomedins A and C, and multiplication-stimulating activity, are small, growth hormone dependent polypeptides which are the assumed mediators of growth hormone action on extraskeletal tissues.
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CARRIER WEIGHTS OF CONJUGATED PROTEINS
Nature, 1941IT has recently been observed1 that the carrier weights, that is, the weight of protein carrying one gram–equivalent of prosthetic group, of a class of conjugated proteins, the chromoproteins, is in many cases equal to the Svedberg unit of about 17,600 gm. In no case is it appreciably less.
Broda, Engelbert, Goodeve, C. F.
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Sterol carrier and lipid transfer proteins
Chemistry and Physics of Lipids, 1985The discovery of the sterol carrier and lipid transfer proteins was largely a result of the findings that cells contained cytosolic factors which were required either for the microsomal synthesis of cholesterol or which could accelerate the transfer or exchange of phospholipids between membrane preparations.
G V, Vahouny +5 more
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Transport and Carrier Proteins
2021Apoprotein (Apo) is the major protein component of lipoprotein that determines its properties. Apolipoproteins are generally divided into 5–7 types. Most of their amino acid sequences have been determined. The types of apolipoproteins are named according to the classification system suggested by Alaupovic in 1972. The types are encoded with the English
Changmin Wang, Zhiwei Li
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1985
The authors wish to dedicate this article to the memory of Professor Eraldo Antonini, who died of an incurable illness on 19 March 1983. It was Professor Antonini who introduced the authors to the study of oxygen-carrying proteins and inspired their scientific activity.
Maurizio Brunori +2 more
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The authors wish to dedicate this article to the memory of Professor Eraldo Antonini, who died of an incurable illness on 19 March 1983. It was Professor Antonini who introduced the authors to the study of oxygen-carrying proteins and inspired their scientific activity.
Maurizio Brunori +2 more
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Human Sterol Carrier Protein x/Sterol Carrier Protein 2 Gene Has Two Promoters
Biochemistry, 1995The human sterol carrier protein x (SCPx)/sterol carrier protein 2 (SCP2) gene gives rise to two mRNAs: a 2.8 kb mRNA encoding SCPx, a peroxisome-associated thiolase, and a 1.5 kb mRNA encoding SCP2, which is thought to be an intracellular lipid transfer protein.
T, Ohba +3 more
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Carrier-free nanomedicines for cancer treatment
Progress in Materials Science, 2022Li-Han Liu, Xian-Zheng Zhang
exaly
Polymer dielectrics for high-temperature energy storage: Constructing carrier traps
Progress in Materials Science, 2023Zhi-Min Dang, Sheng Chen
exaly
Macromolecular complexes of amino acid:[carrier protein] ligases and carrier proteins
2012Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases have well established and fundamental role in protein biosynthesis. They catalyze attachment of amino acids to cognate tRNAs, which are subsequently used as substrates for the ribosomal translation of mRNA. We have recently discovered and characterized bacterial homologs of atypical archaeal seryl-tRNA synthetases (aSerRS ...
Ivić, Nives +3 more
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1986
Whereas the nature and function of the cholesterol-binding protein (“transcholesterin”, see Vol. I, p. 94) need much clarification, more information is available on certain tissue proteins that associate with cholesterol by noncovalent bonds. This type of protein is called sterol carrier protein (SCP).
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Whereas the nature and function of the cholesterol-binding protein (“transcholesterin”, see Vol. I, p. 94) need much clarification, more information is available on certain tissue proteins that associate with cholesterol by noncovalent bonds. This type of protein is called sterol carrier protein (SCP).
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