How Proteins Shape-Shift By the Hour is Central to Figuring Out How Circadian Clocks Work Technology Networks
Cyanobacterial circadian clock proteins are unique because they can be reconstituted within a test tube in the absence of live cells. Researchers made a solution of these proteins and adenosine triphosphate (ATP), food for the proteins, to create a ...
Researchers discovered that how proteins wiggle, jiggle, and shape-shift by the hour is central to figuring out how ... - Science Daily
Researchers discovered that how proteins wiggle, jiggle, and shape-shift by the hour is central to figuring out how ... - Science Daily
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Researchers made a solution of these proteins and adenosine triphosphate (ATP), food for the proteins, to create a circadian clock that functioned for weeks. LiWang's structural biology lab uses nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, the parent ...
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Droplets of ALS Protein Measured at Atomic Level - Technology Networks
Droplets of ALS Protein Measured at Atomic Level - Technology Networks
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Droplets of ALS Protein Measured at Atomic Level
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The protein collects in membrane-less organelles, where it may use its low-complexity domain to stick together, much in the way that water collects into droplets on the outside of a cold soda bottle on a humid summer day. Until the publication of this ......
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Nanodiscs Catch Misfolding Proteins Red-Handed - Technology Networks
Nanodiscs Catch Misfolding Proteins Red-Handed - Technology Networks
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Nanodiscs Catch Misfolding Proteins Red-Handed
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"We're able to stop the aggregation of the protein in this restricted membrane environment so we can monitor what it looks like before it becomes a mass of fibers." At this point, the researchers use a technique called nuclear magnetic resonance ...
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Researchers Put the Brakes on HIV's Ability to Infect - Technology Networks
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Researchers Put the Brakes on HIV's Ability to Infect
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She is an expert in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, which helps scientists identify and pinpoint the location of every atom in a structure and how each atom moves. â??Viruses like HIV and their constituent protein and nucleic acid ...
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Protein motion questions unravelled. - Technology Networks (blog)
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Protein motion questions unravelled.
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The researchers took starting structural information based on nuclear magnetic resonance or X-ray techniques, and simulated 14 behavioural dynamics in 12 proteins in times ranging from 50 nanoseconds to 1.23 milliseconds. In short, the researchers ...
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Protein Motion Questions Unravelled - Technology Networks
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Protein Motion Questions Unravelled
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The researchers took starting structural information based on nuclear magnetic resonance or X-ray techniques, and simulated 14 behavioural dynamics in 12 proteins in times ranging from 50 nanoseconds to 1.23 milliseconds. In short, the researchers ...
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New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization - Technology Networks
New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization - Technology Networks
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New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization
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Nanodiscs are also widely used to study the structure of membrane proteins using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), cryo-electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, and other methods. Direct use of membrane proteins embedded in nanodiscs for ...
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New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization - Technology Networks
New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization - Technology Networks
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New Approach for Membrane Protein Crystallization
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Nanodiscs are also widely used to study the structure of membrane proteins using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), cryo-electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, and other methods. Direct use of membrane proteins embedded in nanodiscs for ...