Image_2_Identification of Domains and Factors Involved in MINIYO Nuclear Import.tif od Ramon Contreras (7364087)

“…Interestingly, IYO also interacts with GPN GTPases, which are involved in selective nuclear import of RNA polymerase II. …”

Image_4_Identification of Domains and Factors Involved in MINIYO Nuclear Import.tif od Ramon Contreras (7364087)

“…Interestingly, IYO also interacts with GPN GTPases, which are involved in selective nuclear import of RNA polymerase II. …”

N- and C-Terminal Hydrophobic Patches Are Involved in Fibrillation of Glucagon^† od Jesper Søndergaard Pedersen (2517001)

“…In contrast, under alkaline conditions, only a handful of the alanine mutants are capable of forming fibrils, suggesting that more side chains are involved in stabilizing interactions here. …”

Involvement of Microtubular Network and Its Motors in Productive Endocytic Trafficking of Mouse Polyomavirus od Vojtech Zila (561630)

Image_3_Identification of Domains and Factors Involved in MINIYO Nuclear Import.jpeg od Ramon Contreras (7364087)

“…Interestingly, IYO also interacts with GPN GTPases, which are involved in selective nuclear import of RNA polymerase II. …”

Involvement of the selected genes in the colanic acid pathway and cloning under arabinose promoter. od Catherine Chaput (62317)

CLEC4F is involved in the presentation of α-GalCer to NKT cells. od Chih-Ya Yang (418735)

Multi-disciplinary interventions for chronic pain involving education: A systematic review od Shirdhya Joypaul (7456490)

Flap endonuclease 1 is involved in cccDNA formation in the hepatitis B virus od Kouichi Kitamura (407158)

“…During infection, HBV forms a nuclear viral episome in the form of covalently closed circular DNA (cccDNA). …”

Observation of Rapid Desolvation of Hexafluorobenzene Involving Single-Crystal-to-Single-Crystal Phase Transition in a Nonporous Organic Host od Subhrajyoti Bhandary (2617587)

Two types of vesicle blockages are observed, static non-moving blocks that do not resolve over time and dynamic, clusters of vesicles that resolved over time. od Gary J. Iacobucci (192833)

“…(<b>B</b>) A representative axonal neurite shows a static non-moving APP block (yellow arrows) that do not resolve temporally (arrow in kymograph). In the same axonal neurite a static block being formed can be observed (orange arrows). …”

One-Pot Synthesis of Functionalized Spirobenzofuranones via MCR involving 3-Cyanochromones od Tryfon Zarganes-Tzitzikas (1532917)

“…Another aspect concerning chromone chemistry leading to the one-pot synthesis of functionalized novel spirobenzofuranones has been described. The synthesis involves reaction of the zwitterionic intermediates formed by the 1:1 interaction between isocyanides and acetylenecarboxylates with 3-cyanochromones, whereupon through an unexpected and unprecedented reaction of the chromone moiety the isolated benzofuranones are formed. …”

Analysis of Jmjd6 Cellular Localization and Testing for Its Involvement in Histone Demethylation od Phillip Hahn (94327)

“…</p><h3>Conclusions/Significance</h3><p>Taken together, our results provide further evidence that Jmjd6 is unlikely to be involved in histone lysine demethylation. We confirmed that Jmjd6 forms multimers and showed that nuclear localization of the protein involves association with a nucleic acid matrix.…”

<i>OPI1</i> is involved in establishing infection in the rat vaginitis model. od Ying-Lien Chen (138178)

The opening of the N-terminal channel, involving loops D1 and P1. od Daniel S. Moore (5915993)

Involvement of TcIP₃R in amastigote-to-trypomastigote transformation. od Muneaki Hashimoto (515976)

A Model for Human RISC Function Involving miRNA and siRNA od Chia-ying Chu (63076)

The Smad3-dependent signaling pathway is involved in hypoxia-induced invadopodia formation. od Dominique Arsenault (190448)

FA pathway-related proteins involved in removing DNA lesions induced by metformin. od Kei Kadoda (4446391)

Dimer Involvement and Origin of Crossover in Nickel-Catalyzed Aldehyde–Alkyne Reductive Couplings od M. Taylor Haynes (1347039)

“…Protocols that proceed with crossover are typically less efficient than those without crossover given the thermodynamic stability and low reactivity of the dimeric metallacycles involved in crossover pathways.…”