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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"physiological modulators"”.

  1. The Specific Carboxymethylation of the N-Terminal Amino Groups of Human Hemoglobin: Structural and Functional Implications

    … latter compound is formed reversibly (which is physiologically necessary) and cannot be isolated. The former is irreversibly formed and, when prepared in sufficient amounts, could lead to a wealth of information concerning the binding of CO<sub>2</sub> to Hb as well as the interplay between this …

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  2. Identification of Novel Acid-Sensing Ion Channel 3 Modulators using in silico Modelling and Screening

    … the plausible binding mode of some known ASIC3 modulators to this channel, but to further identify new ligands that can modulate ASIC3. Homology models of rASIC3 were constructed based on published 3D structures of chicken ASIC1a solved at various states. These models were then used for blind …

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  3. THE ROLE OF ATP AND FK-506 BINDING PROTEIN IN THE COUPLED GATING OF SKELETAL RYANODINE RECEPTORS

    … were unable to maintain coupled RyR1 gating with physiological levels of Mg<super>2+</super>. This suggests that coupled gating would be impaired when the levels ATP decrease, as in muscle fatigue. When ATP was compared to other nucleotides (GTP, ITP, and TTP), the results suggest that the …

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