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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"HEMOGLOBINS"”.
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Effects of self-concept on health care compliance in non-institutionalized diabetic elderly
… completed a mailed questionnaire. Glycosylated hemoglobins were the measure of compliance. Other variables measured were client satisfaction, demographics. health beliefs, social support, and Multiple regression analysis was used to examine the relationships. No relationship was found between …
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The Ratio of Heinz Body Formation in Different Hemoglobin Zurich Subjects
… are exposed to sulfonamide medication, their hemoglobins denature and subsequently form Heinz bodies which attach to the surface of the plasma membrane.</p> <p>Four Hemoglobin Zurich family members were the subjects of the current study. They included a splenectomized female subject, …
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Immunological Responses in the Prairie Rattlesnake CROTALUS VIRIDIS VIRIDIS Rafinesque 1818, to Laboratory Infection with Tetrathyridia of MESOCESTOIDES CORTI Hoeppli 1925 (Eucestoda : Mesocestoididea)
… increased while packed-cell volumes and hemoglobins decreased. Autopsy studies revealed the first documented asexual multiplication of Mesocestoides corti in a laboratory infected ectothemic host, with the small intestine being the preferred organ. Pseudocyst formation was first observed …
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Caratterizzazione strutturale e funzionale dei sistemi emoglobinici di due specie di pesci (Mugil cephalus e Ophisurus serpens) e di due varianti emoglobiniche umane (HbRoma e HbF-SS-Monserrato)
… and funcional characterisation of human hemoglobins natural variants and those present in different animal species. We report the identification and characterisation of two new hemoglobin variant, never described before, that we have named HbF-Monserrato-Sassari [Gγ93(F9) Cys Arg] and Hb …
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Thermodynamic Investigations of Metalloproteins: Metal as Probe and Protein as Probe
… fish and the different nitrite reactivities of hemoglobins from clams. Hemoglobins of some fish exhibit significantly lowered oxygen affinity at low pH, allowing for proton-mediated release of O<sub>2</sub>. This phenomenon, known as the Root Effect, serves as a proton-driven pump delivering …
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Exploring Protein-Ligand Interaction with Rotamer-Library Based Refinement Tools
… P450, fatty-acid binding protein, truncated hemoglobins and aryl alcohol oxidase. In the latter two cases, the pathways were identified as part of studies including quantum mechanical calculations and experimental results. The structure prediction methods, coupled with experiments, allowed …
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On the Phylogenetic Relationships Among Paenungulata and Within Elephantidae as Demonstrated by Molecular and Osteological Evidence
… of amino acid sequence data of alpha and beta hemoglobins and other published protein sequences were also conducted. Morphological and molecular results agree that Eutheria consists of five major clades and that rates of evolution are similar in the two approaches. Following are close …
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Structural and Functional Characterization of Cyanoglobin: A Peripheral Membrane Hemoglobin in Nostoc commune UTEX 584 (Cyanobacteria)
… cyanoglobin produced by homology modelling and hemoglobins with known crystal structures. Cyanoglobin coordinated oxygen and a variety of ligands with high rates of association, which explained the high oxygen affinity of cyanoglobin. Cyanoglobin possessed high rates of autoxidation and hemin …
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Studies of the effect of cysteine and heme pocket mutations of the nitric oxide dioxygenase and nitrite reductase activities of human Cytoglobin and Androglobin heme domain
… hypoxic tissues along with the interplay between hemoglobins and hypoxic tissues have been an area of interest, the nitrite reductase activity (NiR) and the nitric oxide dioxygenase activity (NOD) working in tandem is a proposed regulatory response which enhances oxygen levels in hypoxic tissues, …
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The Physical Chemistry Underlying the Assembly and Midpoint Potential Control in a Series of Designed Protein-Maquettes
… transfer (cytochromes), oxygen transport (hemoglobins), oxygen reduction (oxidases), carbon-hydroxylation (oxygenases), and superoxide production (NADH oxidase). In natural oxidoreductases, determination of the course and rates of heme-protein association, what barriers are encountered, …
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Ligand Diffusion Pathways and Mechanisms for Regulating Oxygen Affinity in Two Model Invertebrate Globins: The E7 Gate and Apolar Tunnel
… O 2 binding to mammalian myoglobins (Mbs) and hemoglobins (Hbs) involves transient outward movements of the distal histidine (HisE7), which allows ligand migration into the distal portion of the heme pocket. This E7 gate pathway appears dominant in vertebrate Hbs and Mbs. However, a number of …
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Studies on the degradation of haemoglobin
The chemical relationship which exists between haemoglobin and bile pigments was first established in 1933, when, after monumental studies covering a period of 24 years, Hans Fischer and his colleagues succeeded in synthesizing bile pigments and protoporphyrin. He thereby demonstrated the …
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Use of the Masimo Rainbow Noninvasive Hemoglobin Measurement Technology for Children with Sickle Cell Disease
PURPOSE OF STUDY: Until recently, pulse oximeters have been limited by the fact that they use two wavelengths of light to measure oxygen saturation. The use of only two wavelengths often resulted in serious errors, especially in patients with hemoglobinopathies. Although multiwavelength pulse …
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ΓΕΝΕΤΙΚΟΣ ΠΟΛΥΜΟΡΦΙΣΜΟΣ ΕΝΖΥΜΩΝ ΤΟΥ ΠΛΑΚΟΥΝΤΑ
THE TECHNIQUES OF SEQUENTIAL ELECTROPHORESIS AND HEAT DENATURATION WERE USED IN ORDER TO STUDY THE GENETIC VARIATION IN 11 DIFFERENT GENETIC MARKERS (APH, ACCH, G-GPD, GPGD, LDH, ESD, PGM, AK1, GPI, GOTS AND GOTM) IN PLACENTAE FROM NORTHERN GREECE. THE FETAL HAEMOGLOBINS WERE ALSO EXAMINED IS …