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2016
Identification of mutant proteins in biological samples is one of the emerging areas of proteogenomics. Despite the fact that only a limited number of studies have been published up to now, it has the potential to recognize novel disease biomarkers that have unique structure and desirably high specificity.
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Identification of mutant proteins in biological samples is one of the emerging areas of proteogenomics. Despite the fact that only a limited number of studies have been published up to now, it has the potential to recognize novel disease biomarkers that have unique structure and desirably high specificity.
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TABULATING AND DISTINGUISHING MUTANTS
International Journal of Algebra and Computation, 2010We explain progress in computing the cabled Jones, HOMFLY and Kauffman polynomial. This is applied, first, in combination with some group theoretic considerations, to the tabulation of low-crossing mutants. Then we study the distinction of mutants, with particular regard to the symmetric mutants.
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2003
The PorA or class 1 protein is one of the major meningococcal outermembrane proteins (OMPs). It is one of the two porins found in this organism, the other one being the PorB or class 2/3 protein. It folds into a 16-stranded β-barrel structure, which is now well-established for bacterial porins, in which seven loops are exposed at the cell surface and ...
van der Ley, Privm, van Alphen, L
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The PorA or class 1 protein is one of the major meningococcal outermembrane proteins (OMPs). It is one of the two porins found in this organism, the other one being the PorB or class 2/3 protein. It folds into a 16-stranded β-barrel structure, which is now well-established for bacterial porins, in which seven loops are exposed at the cell surface and ...
van der Ley, Privm, van Alphen, L
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2003
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) is a major component of the meningococcal outer membrane. It consists of a hexa-acylated glucosamine disaccharide substituted at both ends with diphosphoethanolamine, to which an oligosaccharide chain of up to 10 sugar residues is attached (1,2).
van der Ley, Privm, Steeghs, L
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Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) is a major component of the meningococcal outer membrane. It consists of a hexa-acylated glucosamine disaccharide substituted at both ends with diphosphoethanolamine, to which an oligosaccharide chain of up to 10 sugar residues is attached (1,2).
van der Ley, Privm, Steeghs, L
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Mutants of Apolipoproteins A and C
1986The determination of the circulating levels of apolipoproteins has become common practice in clinical laboratories, in view of the apparent correlation between levels of specific apolipoproteins and increased or decreased cardiovascular risk [1, 2].
C. R. Sirtori, M. R. Lovati
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Euphytica, 1980
Radiation-induced sports in Chrysanthemum morifolium Ram. have been reported for several years. It has become an everyday practice to produce flower-colour mutants from outstanding cross-breeding products, even before they are distributed for the commercial production of cut flowers.
C. Broertjes +2 more
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Radiation-induced sports in Chrysanthemum morifolium Ram. have been reported for several years. It has become an everyday practice to produce flower-colour mutants from outstanding cross-breeding products, even before they are distributed for the commercial production of cut flowers.
C. Broertjes +2 more
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RNA editing mutants as surrogates for mitochondrial SNP mutants
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, 2019In terrestrial plants, RNA editing converts specific cytidines to uridines in mitochondrial and plastidic transcripts. Most of these events appear to be important for proper function of organellar encoded genes, since translated proteins from edited mRNAs show higher similarity with evolutionary conserved polypeptide sequences. So far about 100 nuclear
Mizuki, Takenaka +3 more
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Membrane Mutants: A Yeast Mutant with a Lesion in Phosphatidylserine Biosynthesis
European Journal of Biochemistry, 1980A single‐gene nuclear choline‐requiring mutant of Saccharomyces cerevisiae was studied. Choline as a growth supplement to synthetic media could be substituted by low concentrations of d imethylethanolamine, monomethylethanolamine or ethanol amine. DL‐Serine also supported growth, but only at high concentrations: on a molar basis it was approximately ...
L, Kovác +4 more
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Ochre mutants, a new class of suppressible nonsense mutants
Journal of Molecular Biology, 1965Suppressors of a strongly polar mutant of the lac gene in Escherichia coli also suppress mutants of the rII genes of bacteriophage T4. Included amongst this set are some amber mutants, but there are also many other mutants which are not suppressed by amber suppressors. These mutants are denned as ochre mutants, and the suppressors as ochre suppressors.
S. BRENNER, J.R. BECKWITH
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Host range mutants and semitemperate mutants of bacteriophage T3
Virology, 1957Abstract Host range mutants of phage T3 are produced in the phage yield from irradiated bacteria or from some exceptional infected bacteria, or “lasting complexes,” in which lysis is long delayed. In these complexes, phage development is arrested at a stage later than establishment of infection but prior to the appearance of mature phage.
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