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LIPID STORAGE DISEASE : PART II
Acta Pathologica Japonica, 1985The ultrastructural pathology of the stored materials in lipid storage cells, particularly of macrophagic nature, in various disorders of sphingolipidosis was investigated. Cell morphology of the lipid storage cells was largely divided into two groups; one had peculiar cell morphology, such as Gaucher cells or globoid cells, and the other showed the ...
K, Takahashi, M, Naito
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Science, 2003
BIOCHEMISTRY In their endless struggle to survive, microorganisms have developed a versatile armory of molecular weaponry. Many of these compounds act by inhibiting essential enzymatic reactions, such as ribosomal protein synthesis, but others, of which the most widely useful and used is vancomycin, bind to building blocks of the peptidoglycan, the ...
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BIOCHEMISTRY In their endless struggle to survive, microorganisms have developed a versatile armory of molecular weaponry. Many of these compounds act by inhibiting essential enzymatic reactions, such as ribosomal protein synthesis, but others, of which the most widely useful and used is vancomycin, bind to building blocks of the peptidoglycan, the ...
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1977
The multivariate analysis of factors associated with the dietary lowering of serum cholesterol in a group of patients with type II hyperlipoproteiemia and obesity, averaging 112% of ideal weight, suggested that weight loss was the most important factor, having three times the effect of reduced dietary saturated fat.
George W. Manning, M. Daria Haust
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The multivariate analysis of factors associated with the dietary lowering of serum cholesterol in a group of patients with type II hyperlipoproteiemia and obesity, averaging 112% of ideal weight, suggested that weight loss was the most important factor, having three times the effect of reduced dietary saturated fat.
George W. Manning, M. Daria Haust
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Lipid metabolism in type II diabetes
Postgraduate Medicine, 1992Hypertension, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, and hyperinsulinemia--acknowledged risk factors for coronary artery disease--are all more common in persons with non-insulin-dependent diabetes than in nondiabetic persons. The interrelationships of these risk factors are becoming increasingly recognized.
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Journal of Bacteriology, 1964
Albro, Phillip W.(Ft. Detrick, Frederick, Md.),and Charles K. Huston. Lipids ofSarcina lutea. II. Hydrocarbon content of the lipid extracts. J. Bacteriol.88:981–986. 1964.—The hydrocarbon fraction fromSarcina lutealipid extracts was characterized by a combination of thin-layer and gas-liquid chromatography and infrared spectroscopy.
P W, Albro, C K, Huston
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Albro, Phillip W.(Ft. Detrick, Frederick, Md.),and Charles K. Huston. Lipids ofSarcina lutea. II. Hydrocarbon content of the lipid extracts. J. Bacteriol.88:981–986. 1964.—The hydrocarbon fraction fromSarcina lutealipid extracts was characterized by a combination of thin-layer and gas-liquid chromatography and infrared spectroscopy.
P W, Albro, C K, Huston
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Enzymatic Synthesis of Lipid II and Analogues
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2014AbstractThe emergence of antibiotic resistance has prompted active research in the development of antibiotics with new modes of action. Among all essential bacterial proteins, transglycosylase polymerizes lipid II into peptidoglycan and is one of the most favorable targets because of its vital role in peptidoglycan synthesis. Described in this study is
Lin-Ya, Huang +5 more
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Assembly and Stability of Nisin−Lipid II Pores
Biochemistry, 2004The peptide antibiotic nisin was the first reported example of an antibiotic that kills bacteria via targeted pore formation. The specific target of nisin is Lipid II, an essential intermediate in the bacterial cell-wall synthesis. High-affinity binding of the antibiotic to Lipid II is followed by rapid permeabilization of the membrane.
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Lipids in Spinach Photosystem II
1990The thylakoid membrane is unique in high levels of characteristic glycolipids, MGDG, DGDG and SQDG and a low level of phospholipid, PG (1,2). The binding of specific lipids to the protein complexes from the thylakoid membranes has been studied; e.g., the association of SQDG and DGDG to the CF1CF0 complex (3), a phospholipid (probably PG) to cytochrome ...
Norio Murata +2 more
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Regulation of phospholipid distribution in the lipid bilayer by flippases and scramblases
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2023Shigekatzu Nagata
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