ライフサイエンスコーパス: heme-binding protein

1 that HrtR expressed as a fusion protein is a heme-binding protein.

2 We furthermore demonstrate that BdlA is a heme-binding protein.

3 rhythms in mammals, has been identified as a heme-binding protein.

4 haride was suppressed by hemopexin, a plasma heme-binding protein.

5 HemQ is a multimeric heme-binding protein.

6 -like proteins (gb|ADZ24001.1), is in fact a heme-binding protein.

7 nd was not detectable when the medium lacked heme-binding proteins.

8 he availability and avidity of extracellular heme-binding proteins.

9 ng cassette (ABC) transporter made by GAS as heme-binding proteins.

10 Pap31, a homolog of the Bartonella quintana heme-binding protein A (HbpA), defined the high-density

11 ctional heme transfer between a cell surface heme-binding protein and the lipoprotein of a heme-speci

12 . gingivalis for the extraction of heme from heme-binding proteins and for iron transport are poorly

13 cation to a range of other systems including heme-binding proteins and proteins to which a covalently

14 inimal amino acid sequence identity to these heme-binding proteins and the structure of Shp(180) reve

15 we showed that MF6p/FhHDM-1 is a transitory heme-binding protein as protein.heme complexes can be di

16 The cytoplasmic heme-binding proteins belong to a structurally related f

17 ShuS is a heme binding protein, but its role in heme utilization i

18 ass of proteins that includes esterases, the heme-binding protein ChaN, and an uncharacterized domain

19 Cytochrome b562 is a heme-binding protein consisting of four helices folded i

20 rovide further evidence that the cytoplasmic heme-binding proteins, contrary to previous reports, are

21 PhuS is a cytoplasmic heme binding protein encoded within the phu operon and h

22 -family proteins) are a widespread family of heme-binding proteins for which chemical and biological

23 PhuS is a cytoplasmic, 39 kDa heme-binding protein from Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

24 ggest the possibility that these cytoplasmic heme-binding proteins have multiple functions that are t

25 The lipoprotein-anchored heme binding protein (HBP) of this transporter is SiaA (

26 ng agent methylene blue, haptoglobin, or the heme-binding protein hemopexin.

27 We propose that the targets are the heme binding proteins in the pathways (CcmC, CcmE, and C

28 NikA was identified as a heme-binding protein in the periplasm of anaerobically g

29 We also identified phuS, encoding a heme binding protein involved in heme acquisition, and v

30 ochemical level, the role of the cytoplasmic heme binding proteins is not yet clear.

31 derived from the amino-terminal cleavage of heme-binding protein, is a potent chemoattractant for hu

32 y, several Gram-negative pathogens secrete a heme binding protein known as HasA to scavenge heme from

33 a hepatica that belongs to a broad family of heme-binding proteins (MF6p/helminth defense molecules (

34 onal study of the first purified periplasmic heme-binding protein (PBP), ShuT from Shigella dysenteri

35 functional characterization of a cytoplasmic heme-binding protein PhuS from the opportunistic pathoge

36 The cytoplasmic heme-binding protein PhuS, encoded within the Fur-regula

37 al rearrangement of the C-terminal domain of heme binding protein (PhuS) is required for interaction

38 eletion of the gene encoding the cytoplasmic heme-binding protein, PhuS, homologs of which have been

39 id-lipid-associated protein-fibrillins, SOUL heme-binding proteins, phytyl ester synthases, beta-caro

40 Dap1 is a heme-binding protein related to cytochrome b5 that activ

41 ide, mRNA II is suppressed suggesting that a heme-binding protein (responsive to oxygen) may suppress

42 ally, this organism produces a hemolymphatic heme-binding protein (RHBP) that transports heme to peri

43 The heme-binding proteins Shp and HtsA are part of the heme

44 The heme-binding proteins Shp and HtsA of Streptococcus pyog

45 The Shigella dysenteriae cytoplasmic heme binding protein, ShuS, has previously been shown to

46 d in other pathogenic bacterial cell surface heme-binding proteins, suggesting that the mechanisms of

47 Cig1 exhibited the absorbance spectrum of a heme-binding protein upon heme titration, and Cig1 may t

48 which are found in all putative periplasmic heme-binding proteins, were subjected to UV-visible, res

49 DGCR8 is the first example of a heme-binding protein with two endogenous cysteine side c