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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"aB-Crystallin"”.

  1. Charakterisierung der Bindung des Stressproteins Alpha-B-Crystallin an kardiale Myofibrillen unter Ischämie

    … vorkommenden kardialen Stressproteins aB-Crystallin vom Zytosol an die Myofibrillen kommt. Dabei führen bereits kurzdauernde Ischämieperioden zu einer kompletten Umverteilung von aB-Crystallin in die Z/I-Region des Sarkomers. Es war das Ziel dieser Arbeit, diese Bindung von …

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  2. The exercise-induced expression of heat shock proteins in human skeletal muscle : the role of evaluated muscle and core temperature and the influence of training status

    … muscle is now relatively well defined. Comparable data from human studies, however, are extremely limited and the stress response of human skeletal muscle is far from understood. The main aims of this thesis were to characterise the time-course and magnitude of response of the exercise-induced …

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  3. The characterization of human [gamma]D-crystallin mutants and their differential interactions with the lens chaperone [alpha]B-crystallin

    … cataract cases, aggregation or precipitation of crystallin proteins results in the formation of large structures that scatter light, preventing the pinpoint focusing on the retina normally accomplished by the lens. The human eye lens is composed of fiber cells packed with crystallins up to 450 …

    mit Repository record for The characterization of human [gamma]D-crystallin mutants and their differential interactions with the lens chaperone [alpha]B-crystallin (opens in a new tab)

  4. Contributions of aromatic pairs of human Gamma-D-Crystallin to its folding, stability, aggregation, and interaction with human Alpha B-Crystallin

    Two distinct groups of proteins, a-crystallins and [Beta][gamma]-crystallins, constitute 90% of the vertebrate eye lens soluble proteins. Long-term solubility and stability against unfolding and aggregation are essential properties of crystallins and crucial to the function of the lens. Aggregation …

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