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Showing 1 to 20 of 40 for “"Molecular Machines"”.

  1. Molecular machines constructed from multichromophore arrays

    Our long-term ambitious goal is to construct molecular assemblies or machines of unprecedented complexity leading to unique function. Porphyrins and phthalocyanines have been selected as the building blocks for the construction of the targeted molecular machines. The synthesis of different …

    east-anglia Repository record for Molecular machines constructed from multichromophore arrays (opens in a new tab)

  2. Controlling Molecular-Scale Motion: Exact Predictions for Driven Stochastic Systems

    … and thermal fluctuations, controllable molecular devices or molecular machines are currently being synthesized around the world. Many of these molecular complexes are non-autonomous in that they are manipulated by external stimuli. As these devices become more sophisticated, the need for …

    maryland Repository record for Controlling Molecular-Scale Motion: Exact Predictions for Driven Stochastic Systems (opens in a new tab)

  3. Mechanical Processes of a Single Synthetic Molecular Machine Studied by AFM-based Force Spectroscopy

    … random thermal motions. This allows these molecular machines to perform mechanical tasks such as intracellular cargo transport or muscle contraction in plants and animals. Although some artificial molecular machines have been synthesized and used collectively to perform mechanical tasks, so …

    liege Repository record for Mechanical Processes of a Single Synthetic Molecular Machine Studied by AFM-based Force Spectroscopy (opens in a new tab)

  4. Theoretical and computational investigations into structure-function relationships of biomolecular machines at atomic resolution

    Molecular machines play vital roles in many cellular processes, including DNA replication and repair, gene expression, protein degradation, protein secretion and maintenance of pH homeostasis. Despite intense research efforts, the atomic-level mechanism transmitting other form of energy into …

    uiuc Repository record for Theoretical and computational investigations into structure-function relationships of biomolecular machines at atomic resolution (opens in a new tab)

  5. Single-molecule studies of protein degradation and kinesin-8 motility

    Molecular machines drive living organisms out of equilibrium and perform critical functions in almost every aspect of cellular processes. They are mechanical enzymes transducing free energy stored in chemical forms to generate motions and forces useful in cell. How these tiny machines operate in …

    mit Repository record for Single-molecule studies of protein degradation and kinesin-8 motility (opens in a new tab)

  6. Type IA topoisomerases: a phylogenomic and biochemical analysis of Methanosarcina acetivorans C2A TopoIII

    … the door to the previously unknown world of molecular machines that manipulate DNA topology. Since then, topoisomerases have been demonstrated to be vital instruments of the cellular machinery in a wide array of processes that are essential for life such as DNA synthesis, DNA repair and …

    uiuc Repository record for Type IA topoisomerases: a phylogenomic and biochemical analysis of Methanosarcina acetivorans C2A TopoIII (opens in a new tab)

  7. Shape-switching studies with cyclophanes and indicator displacement assays with boronic acids

    … shape-switching cyclophane hosts with a range of molecular guests. This research serves as a contribution towards the field of molecular machines and switches which may gain utility in the fields of drug delivery or catalysis.<br/>

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  8. Data Driven Modeling of Proteins

    Proteins are tiny molecular machines that perform the vast majority of the functions in living cells. In order for the protein to perform its function, it has to be able to fold from a disordered coil into a specific compact structure. Two new computational methods are developed that take advantage …

    rice Repository record for Data Driven Modeling of Proteins (opens in a new tab)

  9. Exploring the molecular architecture of proteins: Method developments in structure prediction and design

    <p>Proteins are molecular machines of life in the truest sense. Being the expressors of genotype, proteins have been a focus in structural biology. Since the first characterization and structure determination of protein molecule more than half a century ago1, our understanding of protein structure …

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  10. Synthesis, Monitoring, and Molechanical Action of Light-Driven Motorized Nanomachines

    … the design and synthesis of a series of unimolecular nanomachines bearing a fast light-driven rotary motor (3 MHz at 25 °C) as a power unit and fluorophores for their monitoring. A well-tailored structural design that unifies the mechanism of propulsion and the requisite monitoring …

    rice Repository record for Synthesis, Monitoring, and Molechanical Action of Light-Driven Motorized Nanomachines (opens in a new tab)

  11. Towards Synthetic Molecular Motors Interfaced by AFM

    Molecular machines are at the ultimate limit of miniaturization. Living organisms provide a variety of examples for such molecular machines, but in order to utilize and to control them, they need to be interfaced with the macroscopic world. On the other h and, there are synthetic molecular

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  12. Environmental sensing and response of conserved RNA-processing machines to specific external chemical cues

    Molecular mechanisms involved in sensing and responding to changes in environmental conditions are of high interest in the field of molecular biology and biochemistry because of the immediate cascade of events and macromolecular interactions that occur in a relatively short time frame to provoke a …

    texas Repository record for Environmental sensing and response of conserved RNA-processing machines to specific external chemical cues (opens in a new tab)

  13. The effect of oxidized guanines on DNA synthesis by DNA polymerase β

    … on to a daughter cell. DNA polymerases are the molecular machines that read the parent DNA strand and instruct the addition of correct corresponding nucleotides (also termed fidelity) to form a new DNA strand. DNA replication is extremely accurate to prevent deleterious alterations to the …

    ku Repository record for The effect of oxidized guanines on DNA synthesis by DNA polymerase β (opens in a new tab)

  14. Substrate denaturation and translocation by a proteolytic machine

    Many AAA+ molecular machines generate power and drive cellular processes by harnessing energy from cycles of ATP hydrolysis. ClpX is a relatively simple AAA+ ATPase that powers regulated protein degradation by binding native protein substrates, denaturing them, and translocating the unfolded …

    mit Repository record for Substrate denaturation and translocation by a proteolytic machine (opens in a new tab)

  15. Machine learning for understanding protein sequence and structure

    … carrying out a vast array of functions at the molecular level. Understanding these molecular machines has been a core problem in biology for decades. Recent advances in cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM) has enabled high resolution experimental measurement of proteins in their native states. …

    mit Repository record for Machine learning for understanding protein sequence and structure (opens in a new tab)

  16. Examination of two remarkable AAA+ proteases: unraveling substrate-enzyme interactions of the double-ringed ClpAP and direct thermal activation of HslUV proteolysis

    … degradation enzymes, which together with other molecular machines, including disaggregases and chaperones, are critical to the maintenance of cellular protein homeostasis. Different members of this quality control network swing into action from the moment the nascent polypeptide emerges from a …

    mit Repository record for Examination of two remarkable AAA+ proteases: unraveling substrate-enzyme interactions of the double-ringed ClpAP and direct thermal activation of HslUV proteolysis (opens in a new tab)

  17. Modeling proteins, making scientists : an ethnography of pedagogy and visual cultures in contemporary structural biology

    … to interpreting the multidimensional forms of molecular life. One major hurdle they face is training a new generation of scientists to work with multi-dimensional data forms. In this study I document the formation and propagation of tacit knowledge in structural biology laboratories, in …

    mit Repository record for Modeling proteins, making scientists : an ethnography of pedagogy and visual cultures in contemporary structural biology (opens in a new tab)

  18. Observing molecular interactions that determine stability, folding, and functional states of single Na+/H+ antiporters

    … transport proteins work as membrane-embedded molecular machines, which alternately open a gate on each side of the membrane to bind and translocate specific ions. Sodium/proton exchange plays a crucial role in maintaining cytoplasmic pH and membrane potential, while, if not regulated, the …

    qucosa-diss

  19. Expanded cyclophanes for switchable capture/release of metal complexes

    … receptors and the use of cyclophanes in molecular machines and some other potential applications. Then, an introduction of molecular logic-based computation is presented. <br/><br/>The second chapter presents the design and synthesis of three novel water-soluble redox-switchable anionic …

    qu-belfast Repository record for Expanded cyclophanes for switchable capture/release of metal complexes (opens in a new tab)

  20. DNA-Based Mimics of Membrane Proteins Lipid-DNA Interactions Determine Function

    … function of membrane proteins. These natural molecular machines function embedded in the lipid bilayer. Similar membrane attachment of DNA-based structures is achieved by modifying the nucleic acid with hydrophobic anchors, most commonly cholesterol. Aiming at developing a fully functional and …

    cambridge Repository record for DNA-Based Mimics of Membrane Proteins Lipid-DNA Interactions Determine Function (opens in a new tab)

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