Tag Archives: protein
The proteins and their mRNAs may be located in different areas of the embryos
Simulation by Stanford researchers shows how transporter proteins do their work in cells
In search of new natural antioxidants for treatment of Parkinson neurodegenerative disease
Environmental light and biological processes in human body
Protein structures: the evolutionary time capsules
Protein Discovery Summit 2016
How fast do proteins break apart with light?
Acyl-CoA-binding proteins help plants “degrease” adversities
Serving as the building blocks for triacylglycerides and membrane phospholipids, fatty acids are essential in all forms of life. Given their chemical inertness, fatty acids need activation into a more water-soluble form (as acyl-CoA esters), prior to
Evolutionary steps in the emergence of life have come into view
Atomic classification of cancer cells
Upregulation of a protein in the brains of patients with neurodegenerative diseases due to its altered membrane binding
Tuberculosis in ancient bones can also be identified by a protein of the pathogen
Folding proteins with a pich of salt
How plant virus hides from the host cellular degradation machinery
How do chaperones save protein folding?
With a little help from friends: how plastids aid the ER to deal with misfolded proteins
Key elements of proteins involved in the bacterial production of the toxin methylmercury
Mercury is a prevalent global pollutant that has adverse effects on human health. This toxin is present in the environment not only as a result of releases during natural events, such as volcanic eruptions, forest fires and