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1 s to show how Coulombic interactions between ionizable 2,3-diaminopropionic acid (Dap) side chains ca
2 ent triplex stability uniquely observed with ionizable 4-amino substituent on proline enables one to
3 e (ACQ) substructure and a separate positive ionizable amine component.
4 be generated through a single hydrophobic-to-ionizable amino acid replacement that generates a partia
5                                       Due to ionizable amino acid residues present on the solvent-exp
6        The siroheme is surrounded by several ionizable amino acid residues that facilitate the bindin
7 proposed that involve distinct and conserved ionizable amino acid residues, one a glutamate, and the
8 als of mean force (PMF) between all possible ionizable amino acid side chain pairs in various protona
9                                  The role of ionizable amino acid side chains in the bovine rhodopsin
10 acid residues 18-25 of Ost4p were mutated to ionizable amino acids and defects were observed in the i
11                                   Effects of ionizable amino acids on spectroscopic properties and el
12 articles (LNPs), particularly those based on ionizable amino-lipids, are commonly adopted.
13 h we replaced Arg-197 with citrulline, a non-ionizable analog.
14 of new expressions for the retention time of ionizable analytes.
15 bout local and nonlocal interactions between ionizable and nonionizable residues in the growing famil
16            The observed correlations between ionizable and nonionizable residues in this segment sugg
17 gram revealed the importance of two negative ionizable and one positive charge feature for both aryl-
18 elopment of TK models is required for polar, ionizable, and easily biotransformed compounds.
19          The majority of pharmaceuticals are ionizable, and freshwaters can have a range of pH values
20 th the liposomal delivery of poorly soluble, ionizable anticancer agents.
21 inated diamond surfaces contain few, if any, ionizable carbon-oxygen functionalities (e.g., carboxyli
22          To investigate the effect of adding ionizable carboxylic acid groups, such as those found in
23 ue virus serotypes (DEN-80E) formulated with ionizable cationic lipid nanoparticles (LNPs).
24                                              Ionizable cationic lipids are critical components involv
25 ters and the subsequent performance of those ionizable cationic lipids in in vivo studies would be be
26 hobic regions, H-bond acceptor sites, and an ionizable (cationic) feature as key determinants for lig
27  We prepared formulations of lipoplexes with ionizable, cationic or zwitterionic lipids, externally c
28 d for the extract's fractionation due to the ionizable character of its constituents.
29 les typically contain an abundance of easily ionizable chemical groups, there is a gap in understandi
30 ng approach for characterizing the uptake of ionizable chemicals from water and sediments into aquati
31 port better characterization of the risks of ionizable chemicals in the aquatic environment.
32 mined experimentally for 12 neutral and five ionizable chemicals.
33       DDTC abstracts the Pt atom to generate ionizable complexes that can be imaged by MALDI MSI.
34 response factor values indicated that highly ionizable components of aquatic DOM mixtures are more hy
35  and have lower molecular weight than poorly ionizable components.
36  and high-throughput extraction of ionic and ionizable compounds from biofluids.
37 kes it suitable for quantitative analysis of ionizable compounds from small-volume samples.
38                        Separation of ions or ionizable compounds with pure water as eluent and detect
39 urfaces, and very strong hydrogen bonding of ionizable compounds with surface functional groups.
40 rovide the isolation and preconcentration of ionizable compounds within the vesicle interior.
41 he efficient profiling of (highly) polar and ionizable compounds.
42 ophobicity of the buffer on the retention of ionizable compounds.
43  compounds and may not predict the uptake of ionizable compounds.
44 blished method to increase the solubility of ionizable drug candidates.
45 rin (LMWH) as a model for highly soluble and ionizable drugs and a 3 x 3 full factorial design to pre
46 ndem approach can likely be extended to more ionizable drugs and may eventually be utilized in view o
47 e preferred method for optimizing loading of ionizable drugs in liposomes as measured by drug-to-lipi
48                                              Ionizable drugs were taken up by FIGCS; a strong positiv
49 valuable information about the speciation of ionizable drugs, with phenytoin as a model example.
50                    Water-soluble and readily ionizable (electrospray ionization) substances, 185 in t
51 hin-films can be directly immersed in highly ionizable environments and used as flow-through heating
52 ating element can prevent CNT degradation in ionizable environments such as high-salinity brines.
53 lternate enzyme pathways that utilize either ionizable enzyme residues (self-rescue) and/or exogenous
54      Pulses and cereals showed high level of ionizable Fe.
55 dels indicate the importance of two negative ionizable features, one hydrophobic feature, and one hal
56                                     However, ionizable flanking residues destabilized the TM configur
57 252C, D275C, and D279C enzymes depend on the ionizable form of the same group as in wild-type enzyme
58 date, potent FXR agonists share a negatively ionizable function that might compromise their pharmacok
59                        Tetracycline contains ionizable functional groups that manifest several specie
60  chains extend along the surface and the two ionizable functionalities (a phosphate and an amine) sit
61 with full shielding of the analytes from the ionizable functionalities and excellent chromatographic
62 te-co-ethylene dimethacrylate) layer with no ionizable functionalities and required 2 min.
63 ometer nanotubes, and projects two different ionizable functionalities into the lumen.
64                 This channel, which contains ionizable functionalities, enabled the first dimension s
65 experimental findings in saccharides bearing ionizable functionality.
66 0.5) obtained for tPA revealed an additional ionizable group (pKa, 6.0-6.2) affecting the reaction.
67 on of Lys-443 identified this residue as the ionizable group at pKa approximately 8.1 apparent in the
68                 The multilayer structure and ionizable group composition was finely tuned by changing
69   The rational regulation of the pK(a) of an ionizable group in a synthetic device could be achieved
70                                     No other ionizable group in the active site is likely responsible
71          The mutation does not eliminate the ionizable group in the ES complex (pKa = 8.9) but does c
72 arby base, we conclude that L-proline is the ionizable group in the ES complex and that amino acids a
73 y virtue of beta-branching, and also bear an ionizable group in the side chain.
74 zation or global unfolding when the internal ionizable group is charged.
75 teady-state kinetic studies indicate that an ionizable group on the enzyme with a pK of 6.4 must be u
76                 The ability to make a single ionizable group photobasic or photoacidic through ligand
77 e that Glu-19 comes in close contact with an ionizable group that has a pK(a) of approximately 6.7 wh
78   We also demonstrated that PikDH2 has a key ionizable group with a pK(a) of 7.0 and can be irreversi
79 on of ACL with [gamma-(33)P]-ATP revealed an ionizable group with a pK(a) value of ~7.5, which must b
80 se kinetic data are consistent with a single ionizable group with a pKa near 9.5 promoting the Lys 73
81 tified at least one catalytically important, ionizable group with an apparent pKa of 7.5, which corre
82 his class of sigma(1) ligands are a positive ionizable group, a H-bond acceptor group, two hydrophobi
83 ith a neutral residue does not eliminate the ionizable group, although the observed pK(a) is 1 or 2 p
84 structures, where at least one metal ion, an ionizable group, and the conformation of the phosphate b
85 e pH versus k(cat)(DHS) profile revealed two ionizable groups (pK(a1) = 7.9 +/- 0.1, and pK(a2) = 9.3
86 mation of the alkaline conformer, with other ionizable groups acting as secondary modulators.
87 n be applied to systems of a large number of ionizable groups and the computational cost scales linea
88 s with implicit sites produced pKas of all 9 ionizable groups and the results agree qualitatively wit
89                  Many functionally essential ionizable groups are buried in the hydrophobic interior
90 lectric constants reported by these internal ionizable groups are high because they reflect conformat
91 ed under conditions of pH where the internal ionizable groups are in the neutral state.
92 ble groups are shifted; many of the internal ionizable groups are probably neutral at physiological p
93                                     Internal ionizable groups are quite rare in water-soluble globula
94 hat the pK(a) values of most of the internal ionizable groups are shifted; many of the internal ioniz
95                 The pK(a) values of internal ionizable groups are usually very different from the nor
96 om accumulation of mutations that introduced ionizable groups at internal positions, followed by evol
97              These results show that several ionizable groups besides the Schiff base imine are affec
98                               Paradoxically, ionizable groups buried in the hydrophobic interior of p
99  the flavin couples suggests the presence of ionizable groups coupled to the flavin redox/protonation
100 enzymes and other proteins that use internal ionizable groups for functional purposes could have evol
101            Except for Arg-66, these internal ionizable groups have unusual pKa values and are neutral
102 lectrostatics method are not useful to treat ionizable groups in cases where pK(a) values are governe
103      Estimation of the pKa values of all the ionizable groups in GLP-1 suggest it is the protonation/
104 rness the free energy of folding to position ionizable groups in highly specific environments that st
105 mists are interested in the pK values of the ionizable groups in proteins and how these pK values dep
106                                     Internal ionizable groups in proteins are relatively rare but the
107 iew what has been learned about pK values of ionizable groups in proteins from experimental studies a
108                                          The ionizable groups in proteins with the lowest pKs are the
109              Kinetic analysis implicated two ionizable groups in the catalytic mechanism, which we po
110  forming the salt bridge and the rest of the ionizable groups in this protein.
111 ry different from the normal pK(a) values of ionizable groups in water.
112 and have been shown to be important whenever ionizable groups interact with hydrophobic environments.
113 agnetic probes based on the incorporation of ionizable groups into the structure of persistent triary
114 gen TAM probes based on the incorporation of ionizable groups into the TAM structure.
115 gen TAM probes based on the incorporation of ionizable groups into the TAM structure.
116 ble to those of naturally occurring internal ionizable groups involved in catalysis and biological H(
117 alysis and the existence of three additional ionizable groups involved in substrate binding.
118 icate that protonation of ligand and protein ionizable groups is coupled to the complex formation bet
119 tionally intensive, solvent accessibility of ionizable groups is displayed, from which the user can i
120   We find that the energetic cost of burying ionizable groups is rather modest.
121 y decreasing the pH (protonation of multiple ionizable groups is required) or by addition of volume e
122 the ability of proteins to tolerate internal ionizable groups might be a property common to many prot
123 ictated in part by the protonation states of ionizable groups on PLP and the reacting substrates and
124 nated surfaces as surrogates for charged and ionizable groups on silica-mineralizing organic matrices
125 w a detailed model of protonation states for ionizable groups on the cofactor, substrates, and nearby
126 e explored several strategies of introducing ionizable groups on the lipopeptide, as well as the syst
127 is124 are embedded in a network of polar and ionizable groups on the surface of staphylococcal nuclea
128 oatings with a high surface concentration of ionizable groups onto the surface of the paper fibers in
129 fication of the BODIPY fluorophore core with ionizable groups or substitution at the boron center.
130 in-label was found to be unaffected by other ionizable groups present in side chains of unstructured
131 rstanding how to control the charge state of ionizable groups represents a powerful yet straightforwa
132                                          The ionizable groups responding to changes in pH have recent
133  of the marked shifts in the pK(a) values of ionizable groups that can occur in an enzyme active site
134 al structural adaptations are not needed for ionizable groups to exist stably in the hydrophobic inte
135 CD), a beta-cyclodextrin derivative carrying ionizable groups to render propofol amenable to iontopho
136 ergy landscape of proteins by using internal ionizable groups to stabilize partially unfolded states.
137 o examine the unusual properties of internal ionizable groups we measured the pK(a) of glutamic acid
138 se and of 10 variants with internal polar or ionizable groups were performed to investigate systemati
139 stent with the pK(a) of the highest of three ionizable groups which modulate formation of the histidi
140                            Consequently, the ionizable groups will have similar environments in the t
141 ed, depending on the ionization state of two ionizable groups with apparent pK values of 6.2 and 8.3.
142 how that nucleotidyl transfer depends on two ionizable groups with pK(a) values of 7.0 or 8.2 and 10.
143 ce of the fast phase kinetic data shows that ionizable groups with pKa values near 6.8 and 9 modulate
144 PS inhibition both consisted of two negative ionizable groups, a positive charge feature and an endoc
145 approximately 6.6 and has unmasked two other ionizable groups, besides the ligand replacing Met 80, t
146 an-field approach to quantify the density of ionizable groups, GAG concentration, and cross-linking d
147       For mouse epidermal growth factor of 9 ionizable groups, our VMMS simulations with implicit sit
148 work affects the electrostatic properties of ionizable groups, the tautomeric state and the pK(a) val
149 79-heme alkaline conformer involves only two ionizable groups.
150 om temperature in bilayers of molecules with ionizable groups.
151 ine conformational transition requires three ionizable groups.
152 ve an inherently high tolerance for internal ionizable groups.
153 of iso-1-cytochrome c are triggered by three ionizable groups.
154 et of 22 proteins each of which contains <30 ionizable groups.
155 onal cost scales linearly with the number of ionizable groups.
156 ntain spatially conserved networks of buried ionizable groups.
157 loyed to fine tune the hydrophobicity of the ionizable hydrophobic block, which led to a desired tran
158 bond acceptor, hydrogen bond donor, positive ionizable, hydrophobic) of these femtomolar-acting compo
159             These findings also suggest that ionizable intramembrane residues may serve regulatory ro
160                                      Percent ionizable iron and bioavailability was found maximum wit
161                                          The ionizable LA alkylamino heads interact primarily by van
162                       The alkylamino head of ionizable LA molecules was docked closer to the selectiv
163 e high-pH form occurs by deprotonation of an ionizable ligand bound to Mn3+, implicated to be a water
164  A new series of alkenyl amino alcohol (AAA) ionizable lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) capable of deliveri
165                                 Libraries of ionizable lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) have been designed
166    Special (lipid) delivery: The role of the ionizable lipid pK(a) in the in vivo delivery of siRNA b
167 ere, we developed a combinatorial library of ionizable lipid-like materials to identify mRNA delivery
168             Complexes formed between the new ionizable lipids and mRNA, DNA, or siRNA were characteri
169                          LNPs that contained ionizable lipids with low pKa and unsaturated hydrocarbo
170 linical investigations, as an alternative to ionizable lipids.
171  vivo studies and were compared to benchmark ionizable LNPs (iLNPs).
172 ll-established sets of both nonionizable and ionizable low molecular weight probe solutes to demonstr
173  and size distributions of highly and poorly ionizable material in the sample.
174 ve an abundant portion of hydrophobic poorly ionizable material.
175 ceptable analyte recovery in the presence of ionizable matrix components.
176 the regiochemistry of benzannulation and the ionizable moieties afford (iv) tunable deep-red to NIR e
177              Tetracycline possesses multiple ionizable moieties and forms complexes with Ca(2+).
178  highly hydrophobic microenvironments of the ionizable moieties in crystal structures.
179                                          The ionizable moieties of the buried Glu-Lys pair are 2.6 A
180  selectivity by imparting hydrophilicity and ionizable moieties that can exclude coions.
181 anced ionization by transformation of a less-ionizable molecule to an easily ionizable one.
182 icle, we report a novel method to screen for ionizable molecules with high HSA binding affinity based
183 ay play a critical role in the permeation of ionizable molecules, including pharmaceuticals and drug-
184 d with an "interior" layer consisting of the ionizable monomer, 2-acrylamido-2-methyl-1-propanesulfon
185 ive holographic sensors were fabricated from ionizable monomers incorporated into thin, polymeric, hy
186  made of sequence-controlled hydrophobic and ionizable monomers on the inner surface of solid-state n
187 rporated into "smart" hydrogel films bearing ionizable monomers, were used to monitor the pH change r
188  marked differences in the removal of polar, ionizable MPs at different operational pHs during activa
189 alitatively with the neutral fraction of the ionizable MPs.
190 tic structural optimization of uncharged but ionizable N-substituted 2-hydroxyiminoacetamido alkylami
191                                          The ionizable NH2 substituent at C4 in R/S configuration is
192 PR probe (IMTSL-PTE) containing a reversibly ionizable nitroxide tag attached to the lipids' polar he
193 ubstrates (e.g. colchicine or paclitaxel) or ionizable non-Pgp substrates (e.g. cisplatin or carbopla
194 se they either are nonfluorescent or lack an ionizable OH group.
195  used to generate end-functionalized acetoxy ionizable oligomers for the structural deciphering of di
196 on of a less-ionizable molecule to an easily ionizable one.
197 s that show pH dependence cluster around the ionizable ones.
198           Derivatization makes small, poorly ionizable or retained analytes amenable to reversed phas
199                        Uptake and effects of ionizable organic chemicals (IOCs) that are weak acids i
200 ter knowledge of biotransformation rates for ionizable organic compounds (IOCs) in fish is required t
201 minants of emerging concern are polar and/or ionizable organic compounds, whose removal from engineer
202 ffects in studying accumulation of polar and ionizable organic contaminants and their metabolites.
203                                     Numerous ionizable organic micropollutants contain positively cha
204  also capable of the detection of most major ionizable organic molecules in typical aquatic mixtures,
205 conclude that pH-dependent removal of polar, ionizable organic MPs in activated sludge systems is les
206                    The stepwise synthesis of ionizable p-tert-butylcalix[5]arenes 1a.H and 1b.H, feat
207          However, it is unknown whether such ionizable permeants dynamically neutralize at the membra
208                     The concentrations of 14 ionizable PFAS ( summation operatorPFAS) in freshly depo
209 umnavigation expedition, and analyzed for 14 ionizable PFASs, including perfluorooctanoate (PFOA), pe
210 iated mechanism of MDR was not found for non-ionizable Pgp substrates (e.g. colchicine or paclitaxel)
211 dels to predict the pH-dependent toxicity of ionizable pharmaceuticals in embryos of the zebrafish Da
212                    The extent of this poorly ionizable pool of carbon is unknown, is presumably varia
213 dine, fluoxetine, and gemfibrozil, and other ionizable PPCPs, to confirm the utility of both models.
214                                      Neither ionizable propionate side chain proved to be essential t
215 tudies provide insight into the roles of the ionizable propionate side chains in substrate discrimina
216 ction between the aqueous sodium ion and the ionizable proton of the organic acid.
217 yrins, which are neutral macrocycles without ionizable protons, also showed interesting coordination
218                           In this lesson, an ionizable residue in a [4Fe-4S]-protein that causes a pH
219 ts, although specific contacts through gamma-ionizable residue side chains are not essential for esta
220 eic acid complexes there exists at least one ionizable residue that changes its charge state upon lig
221  is abolished upon protonation of an unknown ionizable residue that exhibits a pK(a) of 7.3.
222 d species and apparent pK(a) values for each ionizable residue, we show that C3d-CR2(SCR1-2) recognit
223 ent as a direct measure of the mass of total ionizable residue.
224 he pH midpoints (pH(m)) of the amides in the ionizable residues (Asp or Glu) and, consequently, the s
225 sample side-chain protonation states of five ionizable residues (Asp, Glu, His, Tyr, Lys) on-the-fly
226                    Our results show that the ionizable residues (E18, R48, and R28) surrounding C106
227 r for sequences flanked by different charged ionizable residues (Lys, His, Asp).
228 thways for proton transfer between conserved ionizable residues along the center of the membrane doma
229 ococcal nuclease (SNase) mutants with buried ionizable residues and probed their dynamics in differen
230 few backbone amides adjacent to the internal ionizable residues are broadened.
231      Pairs of aromatic residues and flanking ionizable residues are involved in nucleoside binding.
232                                        These ionizable residues are likely the structural basis for t
233                  Presumably for this reason, ionizable residues are usually excluded from the hydroph
234                      The effective pK(a)s of ionizable residues around the BNC are evaluated in Rhodo
235 irus family reveals evolutionarily conserved ionizable residues at all regions along the chain and su
236                    We examined the effect of ionizable residues at positions flanking the hydrophobic
237                    This suggests that buried ionizable residues can trigger conformational fluctuatio
238 (CpHMD(MSlambdaD)) to investigate the buried ionizable residues comprehensively and to elucidate thei
239                Alanine substitution of these ionizable residues decouples protonation and hampers the
240                                As the pKa of ionizable residues depends on their environment, it repr
241  region, where approximately one out of five ionizable residues experiences substantial pK change reg
242 ade with this method concerning the roles of ionizable residues for allosteric communication can then
243     Although membrane proteins often rely on ionizable residues for structure and function, their ion
244 elix interface among the TM domains involved ionizable residues from all three chains, the TM arginin
245 t remains open up to pH 9.0 by replacing key ionizable residues from the N and C termini of KcsA with
246                   By varying pH, shifts with ionizable residues fully charged or uncharged were measu
247 nges upon ligand binding for a total of 5899 ionizable residues in 20 protein-protein, 20 protein-sma
248                 Of the nine essential buried ionizable residues in BR, six are conserved in HR.
249 inding is appreciable: on average, 6% of all ionizable residues in protein-small molecule complexes,
250 mine required for catalysis and the roles of ionizable residues in the active site in amine oxidation
251 There are a number of conserved hydrophilic, ionizable residues in the active site, all of which must
252 us propose that the overall configuration of ionizable residues in the channel that may orient water
253  exogenous buffer and assuming no additional ionizable residues in the PT pathway, indicates the like
254  has been what the protonation states of the ionizable residues in the substrate-binding active-site
255 s separation arises from the distribution of ionizable residues of MscS and suggests a specific, yet
256 otein design in elucidating the influence of ionizable residues on a particular redox system, an impo
257 ansport intermediary from the active site to ionizable residues on the rim of the active site, reveal
258 approach that monitors the pKa variations of ionizable residues over the course of molecular dynamics
259                                              Ionizable residues play essential roles in proteins, mod
260                                              Ionizable residues play key roles in the molecular mecha
261                   The tuning of the pK(a) of ionizable residues plays a critical role in various prot
262 ever, is known to contain a larger number of ionizable residues than the OmpF channel.
263 ctions through the protonation states of the ionizable residues that can change upon binding.
264 ally relevant pH range of 4-8, the number of ionizable residues that experience substantial pK change
265              We also find that the number of ionizable residues that undergo a change in protonation
266        Reproducing the pK(a) of these buried ionizable residues using continuum electrostatic calcula
267                                Of all 36,192 ionizable residues, 93.5% were predicted to be ionized.
268 philic active site of the B-isozyme with two ionizable residues, C280 and D281, replacing the neutral
269  three BR acids, D85 in a central cluster of ionizable residues, D96, nearer the intracellular, and E
270 e element is coupled to proton uptake by two ionizable residues, H196 and E203, located at the protei
271 rization of the chromophore is controlled by ionizable residues, primarily the Schiff base and Asp97.
272 lying the VMMS method to a heptapeptide of 3 ionizable residues, we calculated the pKas of those resi
273 l microenvironment on the proton affinity of ionizable residues, we have engineered individual lysine
274 cooperativities that exist between polar and ionizable residues.
275 DFT predictions of J(CH) and J(CC) values in ionizable saccharides.
276  (1) containing a dansyl group in the proton-ionizable side arm has been employed in selective sensin
277 table conformations) and mutations involving ionizable side chains (which could have affected proton-
278 t or slightly higher for proteins containing ionizable side chains deeply buried in the core and expe
279                       Other amino acids with ionizable side chains had variable effects.
280                                        These ionizable side chains titrate with pK(a) values of 5.7,
281  0.6 unit for proteins containing few buried ionizable side chains to 1.0 unit or slightly higher for
282 utagenic screen of all amino acids harboring ionizable side chains within this domain to investigate
283  to estimate the protonation state of native ionizable side chains, that anion-selective-type sequenc
284 loop, but contains a large cluster of acidic ionizable side chains.
285 two synthesized hexamers, having neutral and ionizable side chains.
286 nuclease variants I92E and I92K, in which an ionizable side-chain is placed in the hydrophobic core o
287 ible, replacing buried, non-hydrogen bonded, ionizable side-chains with non-polar side-chains is an e
288          The calculation of pK(a) values for ionizable sites in proteins has been traditionally based
289 ependent segment with the highest density of ionizable sites in the disordered ensembles of fragments
290 to the detection of particulates composed of ionizable species (organic or inorganic) in gaseous envi
291 nerally involves a pyrolysis step to produce ionizable species.
292 ting that complex formation stabilizes their ionizable states, whereas the histidines are predicted t
293 he most potent of which mimic the acidic and ionizable structure of the enzyme's natural substrate, a
294 xperimental values in saccharides bearing an ionizable substituent.
295 rporate into phospholipid bilayers, with the ionizable sulfonamide exposed to the aqueous interface a
296                   It has been suggested that ionizable switches involving the carboxylate side chains
297          A better understanding of the TK of ionizable test compounds is essential to allow assessmen
298 e vicinity of the retinal Schiff base is not ionizable, the yield of 9-cis species at low pH shows a
299 pped-flow methods to probe the nature of the ionizable "trigger" group for this conformational change
300        In the present study, a new series of ionizable vectors, derived from naturally occurring amin

 
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