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Residual Genetic Material in Mature Red Blood Cells. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Dryllis G, Fortis SP, Kouroupaki A, Tsamesidis I, Birtsas V, Tsantes AG, Valsami S, Konstantopoulos K, Papageorgiou EG, Pessach I, Kriebardis AG.   +10 more
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Comprehensive Phenotypic and Proteomic Analyses of Human Reticulocyte Maturation. [PDF]

Blood Red Cells Iron
Leduc M, Papoin J, Yan H, Le Gall M, El Nemer W, Hillyer C, Gallagher PG, Gautier EF, Mohandas N, Blanc L.   +9 more
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ACMG/AMP-Based Variant Classification of a Novel HBA2 Variant (HBA2: C.297del, Hb Taiping) in Compound Heterozygosity With Hb Adana (HBA2:C.179G>A) Causing Non-Deletional Hb H Disease. [PDF]

Int J Lab Hematol
Yasin NM, Somasundram S, Hassan S, Aziz NA, Hamid FSA, Zulkefli ES, Mohamad NN, Lee CM, Darawi MN, Papasavva T, Stephanou C, Kountouris P, Arkesteijn SJG, Koopman T, Harteveld CL.   +14 more
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Microbial globins

Advances in Microbial Physiology, 2003
Globins are an ancient and diverse superfamily of proteins. The globins of microorganisms were relatively ignored for many decades after their discovery by Warburg in the 1930s and rediscovery by Keilin in the 1950s. The relatively recent focus on them has been fuelled by recognition of their structural diversity and fine-tuning to fulfill (probably ...
Guanghui Wu
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Microbial eukaryote globins.

Advances in Microbial Physiology, 2013
A bioinformatics survey of about 120 protist and 240 fungal genomes and transcriptomes revealed a broad array of globins, representing five of the eight subfamilies identified in bacteria. Most conspicuous is the absence of protoglobins and globin-coupled sensors, except for a two-domain globin in Leishmanias, that comprises a nucleotidyl cyclase ...
S. Vinogradov, X. Bailly, D. Smith, Mariana Tinajero-Trejo, R. Poole, D. Hoogewijs   +5 more
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A Specific Chemical Difference Between the Globins of Normal Human and Sickle-Cell Anæmia Hæmoglobin

Nature, 1956
V. Ingram
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Globin X: A highly stable intrinsically hexacoordinate globin

Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry, 2022
Several novel members of the vertebrate globin family were recently discovered with unique structural features that are not found in traditional penta-coordinate globins. Here we combine structural tools to better understand and recognize molecular determinants that contribute to the stability of hexacoordinate globin X (GbX) from Danio rerio ...
Rifat, Farhana, Ruipeng, Lei, Khoa, Pham, Valerie, Derrien, Jonathan, Cedeño, Veronica, Rodriquez, Sophie, Bernad, Francisco Fernandez, Lima, Jaroslava, Miksovska   +8 more
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The rise and fall of globins in the amphibia.

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - Part D:Genomics and Proteomics, 2020
The globin gene repertoire of gnathostome vertebrates is dictated by differential retention and loss of nine paralogous genes: androglobin, neuroglobin, globin X, cytoglobin, globin Y, myoglobin, globin E, and the α- and β-globins.
João Pedro Fernandes Queiroz, N. C. B. Lima, B. A. Rocha   +2 more
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Globins and nitric oxide homeostasis in fish embryonic development.

Marine Genomics, 2019
Since the discovery of new members of the globin superfamily such as Cytoglobin, Neuroglobin and Globin X, in addition to the most well-known members, Hemoglobin and Myoglobin, different hypotheses have been suggested about their function in vertebrates.
Elizabeth Rochon, P. Corti
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