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1 y effect on the luminescence activity of the photoprotein.
2 nophores, is carried out by Ca(2+)-dependent photoproteins.
3 luminescence ordinarily observed from native photoproteins.
4  cells constructed from the purple bacterial photoproteins.
5 aluable insights for future studies of PT in photoproteins.
6 nt dyes, although the use of the recombinant photoprotein aequorin (AEQ) as a Ca(2+) sensor has gaine
7 ding protein (SBP) into the structure of the photoprotein aequorin (AEQ).
8 he most deadly species of malaria, using the photoprotein aequorin as a bioluminescent label has been
9 n in picoliter vials was developed using the photoprotein aequorin as the label.
10 pecifically, we have prepared mutants of the photoprotein aequorin containing single cysteine residue
11 cortisol in saliva, in which a mutant of the photoprotein aequorin has been used as a label.
12 lecules or peptides to the N-terminus of the photoprotein aequorin such that the binding characterist
13                            Specifically, the photoprotein aequorin was utilized for the detection of
14                     In the calcium-activated photoprotein aequorin, light is produced by the oxidatio
15  jellyfish Aequorea victoria consists of the photoprotein aequorin, which contains the molecule coele
16  calcium-dependent oxidation mediated by the photoprotein aequorin.
17 he bioluminescence emission generated by the photoprotein aequorin.
18 r carboxyl terminus to the calcium-sensitive photoprotein aequorin.
19 NGA3 channels based on the calcium-sensitive photoprotein aequorin.
20                                         This photoprotein allows for the study of kinetic properties
21 the AEQ system for cells expressing both the photoprotein and the GPCR target of interest has necessi
22 s was tested with hydrogen peroxide to track photoprotein and/or protein-bound chromophore.
23 tability is the architecture surrounding the photoprotein, and that biohybrid sensors and photovoltai
24                                              Photoproteins are attractive as labels in analytical app
25                                        These photoproteins are known to be globally distributed in th
26                               Ca2+-regulated photoproteins are members of the EF-hand calcium-binding
27 , we evaluated aequorin, a calcium-dependent photoprotein, as a potential bioluminescent reporter pro
28                  The results could suggest a photoprotein-based bioluminescence system as a highly se
29 mide as the primary excited state product in photoprotein bioluminescence.
30 ntitative measurements of a Ca(2+)-activated photoprotein biosensor of recombinant OR function in an
31 s environment were recently shown to contain photoproteins called proteorhodopsins, thought to contri
32                                         This photoprotein consists of a stable complex of its apoprot
33   Despite numerous studies on the ctenophore photoprotein family, the detailed catalytic mechanism an
34 e bioluminescence reaction in the ctenophore photoprotein family.
35  mesoporous electrode coated with the RC-LH1 photoprotein from Rhodobacter sphaeroides.
36    Transgenic fish with the Ca(2+)-sensitive photoprotein green fluorescent protein (GFP)-Aequorin in
37 nt molecules to fluorescent biomolecules and photoproteins ingeniously engineered to follow signaling
38 ow of the mucus from Chaetopterus involves a photoprotein, iron and flavins.
39 2 and the coelenterazine found in the active photoprotein is preserved at the equivalent position of
40 orage of electrical charge in multilayers of photoproteins isolated from Rhodobacter sphaeroides.
41 inescence reaction in these Ca(2+)-regulated photoproteins may be a shift of the hydrogen bond donor-
42 h bioluminescence spectra obtained from some photoprotein mutants or to populate the lower energy sta
43 the crystal structure of the Ca2+-discharged photoprotein obelin at 1.96-A resolution.
44 as developed on the base of Ca(2+)-regulated photoprotein obelin mutants with altered color and kinet
45 njugate of this aptamer and Ca(2+)-regulated photoprotein obelin was obtained for the first time and
46              Aequorin is a calcium-sensitive photoprotein originally obtained from the jellyfish Aequ
47 s - consisting of ER Ca(2+) depletion during photoprotein reconstitution followed by ER Ca(2+) refill
48 ndent fitness contributions, which drive the photoprotein's lateral acquisition and retention, but co
49 rom re-binding of fresh chromophore to spent photoprotein, suggesting that a minority fraction of the
50                                Aequorin is a photoprotein that emits light at 469 nm and has been emp
51 e members of a subfamily of Ca(2+)-regulated photoproteins that is a part of the larger EF-hand calci
52 ased almost exclusively on a single class of photoproteins, the opsins.
53       However, despite extensive research on photoproteins, there has been no evidence to indicate th
54                       The gene encoding this photoprotein was originally discovered on a large genome
55                        Aequorin, a jellyfish photoprotein with Ca(2+)-dependent luminescence, measure