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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"cell wall proteins"”.

  1. Secretome Analysis in Higher Basidiomycetes - Freely Secreted and Cell Wall Proteins from Coprinopsis cinerea

    … mit LC-MS2 zur Identifizierung von definierten Proteinspots, sowie eine eindimensionale Gelelektrophorese als Shotgun-Untersuchung zur Identifizierung von Proteinen in Proteingemischen mittels LC-MS2. Aus beiden Experimenten wurde deutlich, dass sich das Proteom außerhalb der Zellwand (frei …

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  2. Effects of Cations and Growth Regulators on Cell Wall Proteins and Polysaccharides of Pea Epicotyls in Relation to Cell Enlargement

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  3. Yeast cell wall proteomics: a tale of two proteins.

    This thesis investigates cell wall proteins, the presence of which increased in concentration as a result of stress. Two such proteins were found, phosphoglycerate mutase and Hsp 12. Studies on these proteins are reported in chapters 2 (phosphoglycerate mutase) and chapter 3 (Hsp 12).

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  4. Reguläre bakterielle Zellhüllenproteine als biomolekulares Templat

    Bacterial cell wall proteins (S-layer) are - due to both the capability to self-assemble into two-dimensional crystals and their distinct chemical and structural properties - suitable for the deposition of metallic particles at their surface . The cluster growth is subject of this thesis. The …

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  5. The role of expansin in leaf development: A molecular genetics and AFM approach

    … process involving the coordinated regulation of cell division and cell expansion, which ultimately relies on the control of cell wall expansion. Expansins comprise a large family of cell wall proteins which can non-enzymatically trigger the relaxation of the cell wall for expansion. They have …

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  6. The effects of exogenous application of abscisic acid and α,α'-dipyridyl on cold acclimation and physical characteristics of Pisum sativum 'Alaska' seedlings

    … osmotic adjustment, alterations in the cell wall-plasma membrane interface, sugar deposition, and changes in cell wall proteins. There is evidence that a rigid cell wall may be necessary for cold acclimation. Difficulties arise in studying plant material acclimated by exposure to low …

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  7. Isolation and partial characterization of host cell wall surface glycoproteins: their involvement in agglutination, attachment and appressorium formation by piptocephalis virginiana

    Cell surface proteins obtained by alkaline extraction from isolated cell walls of Mortierella pusilla and M. candelabrum, host and nonhost, respectively, to the mycoparasite, Piptocephalis virginiana, were tested for their ability to agglutinate mycoparasite spores. The host cell wall protein …

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  8. The role of abscisic acid in the defence response of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) to the necrotrophic pathogens Botrytis cinerea and Erwinia chrysanthemi

    … in sitiens of genes encoding SA-inducible PR proteins and of genes involved in SA biosynthesis, which confirmed earlier findings that ABA deficiency leads to hyperinduction of SA-dependent defence responses. Thorough analysis of the defence reactions that were hyperactivated in sitiens upon …

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  9. The Microbial Ecology of Phenol Degradation in Activated Sludge.

    … 5% phenol causes disruption of the bacterial cell wall and precipitation of proteins. Even lower phenol concentrations can be lethal to bacteria by causing damage to the permeability barrier in the cell wall. A 1% solution has been shown to cause leakage of glutamic acid from Streptococcus …

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