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The Respiratory Function of the Hemocyanins [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1925 A C, Redfield, A L, Hurd
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, 2016 Copper-dioxygen complexes are integral in many catalytic oxidation reactions and there is a diverse occurrence of copper proteins that function as highly efficient biooxidation catalysts.
Lendermon, David
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Hemocyanin Function in Active and Dormant Land Snails, Otala lactea
, 1986 The respiratory function of hemocyanin was assessed in active and dormant individuals and in active individuals at different body temperatures. Hemocyanin oxygen affinity and oxygen-carrying capacity were low (P50 = 43 torr at pH 7.9, body temperature ...
Barnhart, M. Christopher
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AN OXYGENATION-SENSITIVE DYE BINDING TO CARCINUS-MAENAS HEMOCYANIN
, 1994 The interaction of 4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole (DAPI) with Carcinus maenas hemocyanin has been investigated by steady state fluorescence, dynamic fluorescence and circular dichroism measurements.
MAZZINI A +5 more
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On the active site of hemocyanin [PDF]
FEBS Letters, 1973 Salvato, B. +3 more
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Expression and function of hemocyanin in hexapoda
, 2015 Hämocyanin ist das am häufigsten vorkommende respiratorische Protein innerhalb der Arthropoda. Das aus sechs identischen oder ähnlichen Untereinheiten gebildete Protein ist durch zwei Kupferionen, welche jede Untereinheit im aktiven Zentrum trägt, dazu ...
Flachsbarth, Sven
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Relationship between structure and function of Helix pomatia alpha-hemocyanin [PDF]
, 1974 This work is part of an extensive research project concerning the arrangement of subunits in a hemocyanin molecule, the structure of the poly-peptude chains from which the subunits are formed, and the active site of hemocyanin. ...
Driel, Roeland van,, van Driel, Roeland
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Characterization and cellular localization of hemocyanin in Oniscus asellus L., a terrestrial isopod
, 1994 In characterizing the hemocyanin of O. asellus it was found to be similar to that of other arthropods, including isopods, in its molecular architecture, molecular weight, subunit heterogeneity and amino acid composition. Early in the investigation it was
Rappa, Edward J
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Subunits composition and allosteric control in Carcinus aestuarii hemocyanin
, 1998 Carcinus aestuarii hemocyanin (Hc) exists in two aggregation forms at pH 7.5 and 20 mM Ca2+: 24S accounting for 90% of total hemocyanin and 16S accounting for 10%.
DI MURO P. +4 more
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, 1991 Hemocyanins are copper-containing proteins that transport oxygen in a variety of invertebrates. Considerable evidence has accumulated that arthropodan hemocyanins are multimers of a fundamental hexameric unit.
MAGNUS, KA +3 more
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