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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Protein Attachment"”.

  1. Effects of Surface Characteristics of Hydroxyapatite and Substituted Hydroxyapatites on Protein Attachment and Angiogenesis

    … at different scales, including fibronectin (FN) attachment and cell adhesion in mono- and co-culture using primary human osteoblasts (hOBs) and human dermal microvascular endothelial cells (HDMECs), with- and without FN pre-coating. A hOB:HDMEC cell ratio of 70:30 was found to promote vessel …

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  2. Site-specific immobilization of tetrazine-modified green fluorescent protein on trans-cyclooctene surfaces

    The ability to control the orientation of proteins attached to a surface, one of the goals of this work, has applications within areas such as microarrays, biomaterials, tissue engineering and biosensors. Non-covalent protein adsorption (physisorption), the easiest of all protein-attachment

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  3. An interdisciplinary study of the mechanical and dynamic properties of α-solenoid repeat proteins

    Tandem-repeat proteins differ from globular proteins, both in their biophysical characteristics and in how they interact with their respective partners, yet they comprise nearly one third of the human proteome and are central to many cellular processes and disease phenotypes. Repeat proteins have …

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  4. Autocatalytic mechanism and functional consequences of covalent heme attachment in CYP4B1

    … establish the precise structure and sites of attachment of the covalent linkage that binds heme to CYP4B1, reveal a viable autocatalytic mechanism for its formation, and evaluate functional consequences on enzymatic activity and physical properties of this novel, structurally modified P450. …

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  5. Steps to Reconstitute in vitro a Complete Round of COPI vesicle Budding, Uncoating and Fusion

    … (Orci et al., 1997) as well as recycling of proteins from the Golgi to the ER (Cosson and Letourneur, 1994; Letourneur et al., 1994). An in vitro based assay using soluble coatomer and ARF1 together with synthetic liposomes containing p23 tail peptide yielded generation of COPI vesicles, thus …

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  6. Production and Characterisation of Self-Crosslinked Chitosan-Carrageenan Polyelectrolyte Complexes

    … PEC films and scaffolds. In addition, cell and protein attachment to the PEC films was assessed to determine their interactions in a biological environment. For biomedical applications, these materials should ideally be stable when produced such that they can be processed to form either a film …

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  7. PEGylierte Sterole zur Funktionalisierung liposomaler Oberflächen

    … und charakterisiert, die zur Fixierung von Proteinen an der Liposomenoberfläche genutzt werden sollten <br>Die Untersuchung der Eignung der aktivierten, PEGylierten Sterole zur Kopplung von Liganden erfolgten anhand des Modellproteins Rinderserumalbumin u.a. in Abhängigkeit von der …

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