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When stressed, cells synthesize di-adenosine polyphosphates (ApnA), and cellular organisms also express proteins that degrade these compounds to release ATP. Most of these proteins are members of the nudix hydrolase superfamily, and several are involved in bacterial pathogenesis, neurodevelopment, and cancer.
David N. Frick +8 more
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Recent developments in the biochemistry and ecology of enhanced biological phosphorus removal
Most of the genes encoding the enzymes involved in polyP synthesis and degradation and in phosphate transport have been studied in various Gram-negative bacteria.
Bonting, C.F.C. +4 more
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New Strategies for the Isolation of Microorganisms Responsible for Phosphate Accumulation
Several strategies were used to isolate organisms involved in the uptake and subsequent release of inorganic phosphate from waste water sludge. These included direct staining for polyphosphates (polyP), growing in 32P inorganic phosphate followed by ...
M. Coccia +6 more
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In the present study we investigated the influence of a series variants in genes (the serotonin transporter, glycogen synthase kinase-3 beta, inositol polyphosphatase 1-phosphate, brain-derived neurotrophic factor and activator protein 2 beta) related to
Meira-Lima, I +13 more
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Accumulation and degradation of polyphosphate in Acinetobacter sp. [PDF]
Biological phosphate removal from waste water is a biotechnological alternative to chemical phosphorus precipitation. This process is obtained by recycling the sludge through anaerobic and aerobic zones.
Groenestijn, J.W., van
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Isolated mitochondria of Saccharomyces cerevisiae possess polyphosphatases insensitive to a number of inhibitors of ATPase and pyrophosphatase of the same organelles and differing from the last two by neutral pH optima and molecular masses.
Igor Kulaev +2 more
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Polyphosphate: a fundamental regulator of protein folding in human osteoblasts
Polyphosphate (polyP) is structurally simple as a linear chain of phosphate residues linked by ATPlike bonds. Yet, polyP critically affects a range of fundamental biological processes with vague understanding of its mechanistic action in higher ...
Khong, ML +4 more
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De novo synthesis and functional analysis of the phosphatase-encoding gene acI-B of uncultured Actinobacteria from Lake Stechlin (NE Germany) [PDF]
The National Center for Biotechnology Information [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/guide/taxonomy/] database enlists more than 15,500 bacterial species. But this also includes a plethora of uncultured bacterial representations.
Grossart, Hans-Peter +3 more
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Arabidopsis thaliana NudiXes have RNA-decapping activity. [PDF]
Mititelu MB +7 more
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Inorganic Polyphosphate in Hematolymphoid Malignancies: Biological Rationale and Emerging Research Gaps. [PDF]
García-Domínguez F +4 more
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