Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved CIDNP Study of Native-State Bovine and Human α-Lactalbumins di Olga B. Morozova (1521157)

“...The reaction mechanism and details of the formation of CIDNP (chemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization) in the photoreactions of two aromatic dyes (2,2‘-dipyridyl, DP, and flavin mononucleotide, FMN) with bovine and human α-lactalbumins (BLA and HLA) in aqueous solution have been studied using the time-resolved CIDNP technique. With DP as the photosensitizer, polarization in BLA is observed for the protons of Trp118, His68, Tyr18, and Tyr103. ...”

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations di Mario Piris (2054899)

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations di Mario Piris (2054899)

Time-Resolved Chemical Bonding Structure Evolution by Direct-Dynamics Chemical Simulations di Mario Piris (2054899)

Polarization-resolved microscopy—A method to determine actin order in biological systems. di Olivier Loison (5150705)

“...<p>(A) Polarization-resolved microscopy provides information about F-actin molecular order Ψ and the average actin filament orientation ρ. ...”

Genes involved in biosynthesis of carbohydrate moiety. di Arif Nissar Zargar (11404569)

Key structural features involved in ion permeation and gating in C1C2. di Lindsey A. Prignano (19556855)

“...Regions outside the permeation pathway that are involved in pore formation and cation conductance are (side views): <b>(D)</b> A highly conserved cluster of residues that borders the predicted channel entrance in cation ChRs. ...”

Secreted proteins involved in KEGG metabolic pathways. di Xihui Xu (3133383)

Successful Application of the Derived Crystal Packing (DCP) Model in Resolving the Crystal Structure of a Metastable Polymorph of (±) Modafinil^† di Morgan Pauchet (2477569)

Successful Application of the Derived Crystal Packing (DCP) Model in Resolving the Crystal Structure of a Metastable Polymorph of (±) Modafinil^† di Morgan Pauchet (2477569)

Successful Application of the Derived Crystal Packing (DCP) Model in Resolving the Crystal Structure of a Metastable Polymorph of (±) Modafinil^† di Morgan Pauchet (2477569)

Monotropic Transition Mechanism of <i>m</i>‑Hydroxybenzoic Acid Investigated by Temperature-Resolved Second Harmonic Generation di Simon Clevers (1584676)

“...Temperature-resolved second harmonic generation (TR-SHG) and SHG microscopy were used to study under normal pressure the solid–solid transition mechanism occurring between the two monotropically related polymorphic forms (metastable <i>Pna</i>2₁ and stable <i>P</i>2₁/<i>n</i>) of 3-hydroxybenzoic acid (MHBA). ...”

Monotropic Transition Mechanism of <i>m</i>‑Hydroxybenzoic Acid Investigated by Temperature-Resolved Second Harmonic Generation di Simon Clevers (1584676)

“...Temperature-resolved second harmonic generation (TR-SHG) and SHG microscopy were used to study under normal pressure the solid–solid transition mechanism occurring between the two monotropically related polymorphic forms (metastable <i>Pna</i>2₁ and stable <i>P</i>2₁/<i>n</i>) of 3-hydroxybenzoic acid (MHBA). ...”

The 161 genes coding for proteins forming ionic channels or involved in neurotransmitter release. di Claudia Cioli (436995)

“...</p><p>The 161 genes coding for proteins forming ionic channels or involved in neurotransmitter release....”

Widespread Involvement of Acetylation in the Retinal Metabolism of Form-Deprivation Myopia in Guinea Pigs di Jiaojiao Feng (3117423)

“...Although the pathogenesis of myopia remains controversial, proteomic studies suggest that dysregulation of retinal metabolism is potentially involved in the pathology of myopia. Lysine acetylation of proteins plays a key role in regulating cellular metabolism, but little is known about its role in the form-deprived myopic retina. ...”