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Zinc, Soluble Epoxide Hydrolase, and the Pulmonary Vascular Paradox: Novel Insights into a Well-Known Phenomenon. [PDF]
Am J Respir Crit Care MedZhao L, Wilkins MR.
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Metallothioneins in the Pathogenesis of Liver Diseases: A Review. [PDF]
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Development of Mouse Models for Ménétrier's Disease. [PDF]
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Biological Trace Element Research, 1989
Chemical, spectroscopic, and structural studies have established the metallothioneins (MTs) to be a widely occurring family of polypeptidic bioinorganic structures. They are distinguished by an extremely high metal (Zn, Cd, Cu) and Cys content and by the arrangement of these components in metal-thiolate clusters.
J H, Kägi, P, Hunziker
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Chemical, spectroscopic, and structural studies have established the metallothioneins (MTs) to be a widely occurring family of polypeptidic bioinorganic structures. They are distinguished by an extremely high metal (Zn, Cd, Cu) and Cys content and by the arrangement of these components in metal-thiolate clusters.
J H, Kägi, P, Hunziker
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2001
Bacterial metallothioneins bind, sequester and buffer excess intracellular zinc. At present, the vast majority of the available experimental data relate to cyanobacterial metallothionein, SmtA, from Synechococcus PCC 7942. SmtA is required for normal resistance to zinc and smtA-mediated zinc resistance has been used as a selectable marker.
Robinson NJ, Whitehall SK, Cavet JS
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Bacterial metallothioneins bind, sequester and buffer excess intracellular zinc. At present, the vast majority of the available experimental data relate to cyanobacterial metallothionein, SmtA, from Synechococcus PCC 7942. SmtA is required for normal resistance to zinc and smtA-mediated zinc resistance has been used as a selectable marker.
Robinson NJ, Whitehall SK, Cavet JS
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2012
Metallothioneins (MTs) are low-molecular-mass cysteine-rich proteins with the ability to bind mono- and divalent metal ions with the electron configuration d ( 10 ) in form of metal-thiolate clusters. MTs are thought, among others, to play a role in the homeostasis of essential Zn(II) and Cu(I) ions.
Freisinger, Eva, Vasak, Milan
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Metallothioneins (MTs) are low-molecular-mass cysteine-rich proteins with the ability to bind mono- and divalent metal ions with the electron configuration d ( 10 ) in form of metal-thiolate clusters. MTs are thought, among others, to play a role in the homeostasis of essential Zn(II) and Cu(I) ions.
Freisinger, Eva, Vasak, Milan
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2014
Metallothioneins (MTs) are small cysteine-rich proteins that bind multiple metal ions in characteristic metal-thiolate clusters. They have been identified and studied in both prokaryotes, where they seem to be limited to a relatively small number of genera, and eukaryotes, where they are nearly ubiquitous. These are the archetypal cytosolic binders and
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Metallothioneins (MTs) are small cysteine-rich proteins that bind multiple metal ions in characteristic metal-thiolate clusters. They have been identified and studied in both prokaryotes, where they seem to be limited to a relatively small number of genera, and eukaryotes, where they are nearly ubiquitous. These are the archetypal cytosolic binders and
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International Archives of Allergy and Immunology, 1994
The zinc content in platelets from rabbits, humans and horses was determined, and the levels of zinc were found to be significantly higher (3 micrograms/10(10) cells) than those in other peripheral blood cells. About 70% of the zinc in the supernatants of platelet lysates could be detected.
T, Sugiura, H, Nakamura
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The zinc content in platelets from rabbits, humans and horses was determined, and the levels of zinc were found to be significantly higher (3 micrograms/10(10) cells) than those in other peripheral blood cells. About 70% of the zinc in the supernatants of platelet lysates could be detected.
T, Sugiura, H, Nakamura
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