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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"structure proteins"”.

  1. Generierung, Charakterisierung und funktionaler Assay von Antikörpern und Antikörperfragmenten gegen die HCV Strukturproteine core, E1 und E2

    … antibodies against the Hepatitis C (subtype 1b) structure proteins core, E1 and E2 were synthesised. The coding sequences of full-length and deleted versions of the protein mentioned above served as starting material. In a first step sufficient amount of the respective protein was produced in E. …

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  2. Investigating a novel Asgard archaeon and its tubulin-like proteins

    … encodes many Eukaryotic Signature Proteins (ESPs); proteins that were once thought to be unique but ubiquitous to eukaryotic cells. The presence of ESPs in the Asgard Archaea has challenged the definition of a eukaryote, suggesting that certain ‘eukaryotic-specific’ systems, such as …

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  3. Mitocidal resistance in the ectoparasitic mite,Varroa destructor, and the relationship with its host Apis mellifera

    … The comparison showed that a number of proteins were detected at higher levels of abundance in the resistant mites, such as heat shock proteins and detoxifying enzymes such as aldehyde dehydrogenase. A number of proteins present at lower levels include cuticle proteins involved in …

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  4. Two partners of the ribosome, EF-Tu and LepA

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  5. Machine learning for understanding protein sequence and structure

    Proteins are the fundamental building blocks of life, carrying out a vast array of functions at the molecular level. Understanding these molecular machines has been a core problem in biology for decades. Recent advances in cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM) has enabled high resolution experimental …

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