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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Sugar phosphates."”.

  1. The application of gas liquid chromatography to the simultaneous analysis of sugars and sugar phosphates in biological samples /|nby David J. LeBlanc. -- 260 St. Catharines [Ont. : s. n.],

    … chromatography to the simultaneous analysis of sugars and sugar phosphates from biological samples. A new method of silylation involving dimethylsulfoxide, hexamethyldisilazane, trimethylchlorosilane and cyclohexane (1:0.2:0.1:1) which rapidly silylated sugars and sugar phosphates was developed. …

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  2. Creation and analysis of chimeras of spinach and tobacco Rubisco activase

    … as well as freeing Rubisco of various other sugar phosphates which either interfere with carbamylation or diminish the activity of carbamylated enzyme. Previously spinach Rubisco activase had been cloned into the pPlex expression vector and the resulting polypeptide purified and …

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  3. An exploration of the mechanism of hydrophilic interaction chromatography (HILIC) and the application of HILIC in metabolomic profiling

    … amination was developed for the analysis of sugars and sugar phosphates. This method was very successful with deuterated aniline as a tag which led to the separation of the three common hexoses glucose, galactose and mannose. The method was applied to the profiling of sugars in milk and in …

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  4. Mechanisms of cytokinin action

    … Kinetin increased gross starch degradation and sugar utilization in leaf discs floated for 3 days in the light or dark whether or not sucrose was present in the floating medium. Since kinetin induced a change in neutral sugars prior to a change in starch content of the tissue, reduced sugar

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  5. Characterization of signaling pathways underlying key growth and development processes in Populus trichocarpa

    … in the regulation of plant development, sugar phosphates such as T6P can exert significant control of plant architecture. Together, these studies comprise the discovery and subsequent characterization of novel wood associated networks, hormone pathways and sugar signaling in the …

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  6. Regulation of the Mannose PTS Operon by the small RNA SgrS

    … of glycolytic flux and accumulation of sugar-phosphates. SgrS has been shown to stimulate degradation of the ptsG mRNA, encoding the major glucose transporter. This study demonstrates that SgrS regulates the genes encoding the mannose and secondary glucose transporter, manXYZ. Analysis …

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  7. Molecular analysis of small RNA and small protein regulation of Escherichia coli stress responses

    … - a bacteriostatic condition in which phosphosugars accumulate in the cell either because of mutations in glycolysis or because of the transport of non-metabolizable glucose analogs such as αMG or 2DG. While both SgrT and SgrS base pairing can independently mitigate glucose-phosphate stress, …

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