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1 d catalytic activity, substrate binding, and thermostability.
2 ated dimer interface possibly reflecting its thermostability.
3 glycosylation events determined increases in thermostability.
4 le others such as the K34Q mutant reduce its thermostability.
5 bB possesses a unique fold that imparts high thermostability.
6 were shown to possess significantly enhanced thermostability.
7  site lid structure, while fully maintaining thermostability.
8 ated dimer interface possibly reflecting its thermostability.
9  of 3-7 to assess changes in C(H)2 and C(H)3 thermostability.
10  vitro engineering of proteins with improved thermostability.
11 s in using D-amino acids to increase protein thermostability.
12 roperties and dramatically increased kinetic thermostability.
13 t changes in secondary structure content and thermostability.
14 cium for binding to calreticulin and reduces thermostability.
15 , which is in contrast with the consensus on thermostability.
16 protein's energy landscape that lead to such thermostability.
17 tiary structure leading to a decrease of its thermostability.
18 ting in approximately 14 kJ/mol of increased thermostability.
19 eds more CBH II chimeras share this superior thermostability.
20  sequence that adds 8.5 degrees C to chimera thermostability.
21 eases IDE oligomerization, and decreases IDE thermostability.
22 taining satisfactory specific activities and thermostability.
23 y inefficient turnover of 5FC and/or limited thermostability.
24 wed reduced recognition of CD4 and increased thermostability.
25 hown to decrease K(d) surface expression and thermostability.
26 salt and temperature optima for activity and thermostability.
27  that contribute to TFPA's increased kinetic thermostability.
28 (short isoform) variants exhibiting improved thermostability.
29 ries where 50% of the variants have improved thermostability.
30 e LacY with respect to substrate binding and thermostability.
31  adaptation on "sequence-based" mechanism of thermostability.
32 gree, two fundamental physical mechanisms of thermostability.
33 ructural features as responsible for protein thermostability.
34 er number of interactions is responsible for thermostability.
35 for ligand binding, enzyme processivity, and thermostability.
36 fold decrease in k(cat) and a severe loss in thermostability.
37 shion consistent with the slight decrease in thermostability.
38  polyclonal immune sera without altering its thermostability.
39  as calcium often play a key role in protein thermostability.
40  loop that confers proteinase resistance and thermostability.
41 ts have interesting implications for protein thermostability.
42 butions of electrostatic interactions to the thermostability.
43 peptide repertoire demonstrated by increased thermostability.
44 he importance of hydrophobic interactions in thermostability.
45 on the surface have little effect on protein thermostability.
46 ved vaccine immunogenicity, dose sparing and thermostability.
47 hout affecting VcDsbA secondary structure or thermostability.
48 especially if the desired scaffold is of low thermostability.
49 e discovery of mutations that enhance enzyme thermostability.
50 mino acids or positions that likely underlie thermostability.
51 rrelated with their ability to increase NBD1 thermostability.
52 of K(m), k(cat), buffer/serum half-life, and thermostability.
53 binding affinity, proteolytic stability, and thermostability.
54 a molecular basis of NTR contribution to its thermostability.
55 es C to 70 degrees C, indicating fairly high thermostability.
56 ing, and within the affibody to increase its thermostability.
57 can form a B-form structure and exhibit high thermostability.
58 er-onset mutations which exhibited increased thermostability.
59 hroughout SERT, 10 were found to improve its thermostability.
60  of the presence of CG, EPI and/or AA on PPO thermostability.
61 n a mixture of subpopulations with different thermostabilities.
62 ed receptor (StaR), minimally engineered for thermostability, additional single mutations are then ad
63 riods revealed the presence of a gradient of thermostability along the collagen molecule with thermol
64                              We also present thermostability analysis of GCase at pH 7.4 and 5.2 usin
65  five homologous RNase H proteins of varying thermostabilities and enzymatic activities from organism
66 on pairing and, in return, leads to enhanced thermostability and a dramatically reduced (up to 10-30
67           We also observed an improvement in thermostability and a reduction in CD4 affinity.
68                                     The high thermostability and activity of agave Rca mapped to the
69                             This increase in thermostability and alkali tolerance translates to a 4,0
70 h) and spiroiminodihydantoin (Sp) reduce the thermostability and alter the folding of telomeric quadr
71 1984Val variant showing a 2-fold increase in thermostability and an approximately 4- to 8-fold increa
72 des the structural basis for the increase in thermostability and an understanding how N268D and N239Y
73                                          Our thermostability and crystal structure studies indicate t
74 quantitative prediction of cellulase chimera thermostability and efficient identification of stabiliz
75 loid strains that are characterized by lower thermostability and higher frangibility in vitro and str
76 analysis of F45betaY showed that it enhanced thermostability and increased affinity by 60-fold.
77                               Correlation of thermostability and inhibition potency suggests that bet
78  CysK significantly increases CdiA-CT(EC536) thermostability and is required for toxin interaction wi
79 ins retained tetravalent streptavidin's high thermostability and low off-rate.
80 rmed small plaques, had dramatically reduced thermostability and lower infectivity.
81 n vitro, the mutant actins exhibited altered thermostability and nucleotide exchange rates, indicatin
82 ally modified starch showed a lower range of thermostability and recrystallization temperatures.
83 N-linked glycans of the VWF A2 domain affect thermostability and regulate both the exposure of the AD
84 ific molecules in Escherichia coli, improved thermostability and resistance to proteases.
85                        Correspondingly, K(d) thermostability and surface expression were increased by
86  peptides, whereas the EGK peptide has lower thermostability and the DGK peptide is the least thermos
87 the sequence and structural basis of protein thermostability and the mechanistic principles of protei
88                                          The thermostability and the overall secondary structure cont
89 nteraction between the intrinsic property of thermostability and the reactivity of buried free-cystei
90 ift unfolding revealed a correlation between thermostability and the severity of hyperglycemia in the
91  is proposed to be a basis for the disparate thermostabilities, and the corresponding free energy dif
92 Reptin mutants with altered oligomerization, thermostability, and AGR2 binding properties.
93                SdAb possess good solubility, thermostability, and can refold after heat and chemical
94           In this study, the hygroscopicity, thermostability, and density of alkylaminium sulfates (A
95 es that contribute to extreme halophilicity, thermostability, and high detoxification capacity, sugge
96                   The improved antigenicity, thermostability, and immunogenicity of DS-SOSIP.4mut sug
97 n dependence for cell surface expression and thermostability, and its enhanced susceptibility to path
98 cluding well-established chemical synthesis, thermostability, and low production cost.
99 positional bias has resulted in reduced tRNA thermostability, and may have altered aminoacyl-tRNA syn
100 body formats maintain high expression level, thermostability, and protease resistance.
101 ered substrate specificity profile, enhanced thermostability, and remarkable reactivity toward the de
102 ectious virions that were similar in number, thermostability, and sedimentation characteristics to th
103 ts suggest that NTR plays a role in XynCDBFV thermostability, and the Cys-4/Cys-172 disulfide bond is
104 N protein of NDV is a crucial determinant of thermostability, and the HN gene from a thermostable NDV
105 ownstream of PET, increases protein folding, thermostability, and tolerance to limited proteolysis.
106  there was a correlation between fitness and thermostability, and we observed that the correlation wa
107                The variations in the protein thermostability are correlated with those in the near-UV
108 dings for engineering proteins with enhanced thermostability are discussed.
109              While the overall structure and thermostability are not altered, a subtle increase in th
110 ealed that its overall protein structure and thermostability are not compromised.
111 mber of structural features that can enhance thermostability are revealed.
112 mesophile Escherichia coli revealed that the thermostability arises in part from an unusually low cha
113 plexes with RNA showed slightly lower duplex thermostability as compared to that of the more rigid 3'
114                   These dimers have the same thermostability as MLV genomic RNA dimers; like them, th
115 McjD resulted in reduced ATPase activity and thermostability as shown by circular dichroism, both of
116 on of metal ions to reach the same levels of thermostability as the wild-type protein.
117                                            A thermostability assay indicated that purified tAlv-a1-pH
118                                            A thermostability assay suggested the modified viruses wer
119 mutagenesis coupled to a radioligand-binding thermostability assay that can be applied to receptors,
120 entification of thermostable mutants using a thermostability assay that is based on binding of an (12
121 ed their stability with a fluorescence-based thermostability assay that monitors protein unfolding wi
122 ocols and advice are given on how to develop thermostability assays for MPs and how to combine mutati
123                                 Here, we use thermostability assays to demonstrate that the carrier i
124 monstrated by reconstitution experiments and thermostability assays, indicating that the lipid has an
125  favorable kinetic properties, and excellent thermostability at 37 degrees C.
126 yruvate dehydrogenase complex assay; (ii) in thermostability at 37 degrees C; (iii) in the mechanism
127 bilisation process resulted in higher enzyme thermostability at 45 and 50 degrees C.
128 y structure, which is required for increased thermostability but which also prevents active modulatio
129 of T(m) = 52 degrees C, enhanced the protein thermostability by 36 degrees C (T(m) = 88 degrees C), w
130 his site optimizes both antigen affinity and thermostability by modulating the interdomain conformati
131 st provide the general background of protein thermostability by specifically focusing on the structur
132 ucture also indicates a structural basis for thermostability by Taq FBP aldolase.
133                Here we show that a chimera's thermostability can be predicted from the additive contr
134                                     However, thermostability can vary between isolates regardless of
135 or specific properties of an enzyme, such as thermostability, catalytic activity and substrate specif
136 e enzyme performance based on differences in thermostability, cellulose-binding domain targeting, and
137                                        These thermostability changes are sufficiently divergent to al
138 t GCK proteins were analyzed for kinetic and thermostability characteristics and assigned a relative
139 53C-T142C/T46P mutant xylanase had excellent thermostability characteristics and could be a prospecti
140 ly higher pH of HA activation and reduced HA thermostability compared to the corresponding wild-type
141                         HA3-SS has increased thermostability compared to wild-type HA, and binding of
142 ermine whether the underlying mechanisms for thermostability correlate with the changes in T(m), we m
143                     We found a large loss in thermostability correlating with the loss of the lipid b
144              For the chloride salts, protein thermostability decreases as the size of the peptide inc
145 biocatalysts featuring dramatically enhanced thermostability (DeltaTm = +18.0 degrees C and DeltaT50
146             However, AAO presented different thermostability depending on the electric field strength
147 n with the starch fraction of maize kernels, thermostability desirable in maize processing, and resis
148 ealed impaired DNA binding affinity, reduced thermostability, diminished exonuclease activity, defect
149 pical pharmacokinetics in rodents and retain thermostability, enabling efficient knobs-into-holes bis
150 nce properties, including functional status, thermostability, enzyme activity, and ligand binding aff
151  and the application of selection methods to thermostability evolution have enabled the screening of
152                                            A thermostability experiment revealed the two enzymes to b
153                   Therefore, improving chABC thermostability facilitates minimally invasive, sustaine
154 signed based on mathematical modeling of the thermostabilities for the first set of chimeras.
155              We also observed an increase in thermostability for a looped promoter structure.
156 al hybridization without compromising duplex thermostability has proven challenging.
157   Studies of the structural basis of protein thermostability have produced a confusing picture.
158 ve state among which two exhibit an apparent thermostability higher than WT and M23 (a receptor varia
159 ion concerning structure, stoichiometry, and thermostability; how pRNA studies have led to the genera
160 sylation at the catalytic domain affects its thermostability; however, glycosylation of M2 had no eff
161 , D371A, was found to confer (i) substantial thermostability, (ii) an infectivity defect that followe
162 to be in its antagonist conformation and its thermostability improved by earlier limited mutagenesis.
163 n structures enabled the analysis of protein thermostability in a network context.
164  MfdN has large effects on MfdC activity and thermostability in cis, these effects are not observed i
165 expressed in P. pastoris presented increased thermostability in comparison with their unglycosylated
166 actions provides a simple means for evolving thermostability in functional RNAs.
167 r results provide a clear picture of protein thermostability in one species, and a framework for futu
168  or Lys mutations in PsbO-Asp157 modify PsbO thermostability in solution, which is consistent with th
169                       gp13 exhibits enhanced thermostability in the DNA-filled capsid.
170 cular disulfide bond contributes significant thermostability in vitro.
171 e been applied to the evolution of increased thermostability, including the use of combinatorial desi
172                              Although duplex thermostability increases with CG content, the enthalpic
173                          The extent to which thermostability influences the location of protein fragm
174 idues that influence antibody expression and thermostability is often needed to move promising therap
175 owever, the genetic basis underlying the NDV thermostability is poorly understood.
176 ss, providing evidence that metabolic enzyme thermostability is rate-limiting at superoptimal tempera
177 yB-Cph1, which based on their small size and thermostability may be useful as cell biological reporte
178  properties such as enzyme activity, protein thermostability, mutation position or degree of change i
179 model accurately (R(2) = 0.88) describes the thermostabilities of 54 characterized members of a famil
180               In this study, we analyzed the thermostabilities of 7 H2N3 viruses isolated from mallar
181 ere we attempt to understand how the diverse thermostabilities of bacterial ribonuclease H1 (RNH) pro
182                                  Whereas the thermostabilities of HjCel3A and Pp-HjCel3A are the same
183 ntributions of various loop sequences to the thermostabilities of parallel-stranded G-quadruplexes.
184                                    Assays of thermostabilities of the Arg75Cys and Arg789Cys collagen
185  NMR structures indicated that the different thermostabilities of the two 1:2:1 parallel c-MYC G-quad
186 ate the ability of our method to improve the thermostability of a well-behaved native protein.
187                                          The thermostability of A. fulgidus AlaDH was increased by mo
188           The changes in enzyme kinetics and thermostability of AAO in carrot puree could be related
189                  Phe-79 or Tyr decreased the thermostability of actin and increased its nucleotide ex
190  not change, which may be related to greater thermostability of actin and myosin in FPH-8 as observed
191                                          The thermostability of an integral membrane protein (MP) in
192     The aim of this study was to improve the thermostability of Aspergillus sulphureus acidic xylanas
193 stigated the effects of glycosylation on the thermostability of Bacillus subtilis xylanase A (XynA) e
194 wo most successful strategies to improve the thermostability of beta(1)AR-m23 were an engineered salt
195       This arm substructure may underlie the thermostability of BstYI.
196           O-Mannosylation also increases the thermostability of CBM glycoforms up to 16 degrees C, an
197                Here we show that the average thermostability of class I molecules isolated from cells
198 the R789C mutation causing a decrease in the thermostability of collagen not only alters individual c
199 ea buckthorn extract revealed a satisfactory thermostability of compounds at high temperatures.
200 esearch was to study the enzyme kinetics and thermostability of endogenous ascorbic acid oxidase (AAO
201 biophysical analyses of the pH stability and thermostability of Fcepsilon and IgG1-Fc (Fcgamma).
202 is increasing interest in mechanisms for the thermostability of functional RNA molecules.
203 actions significantly contribute to the high thermostability of HDL in low-salt solutions.
204                   Features important for the thermostability of htADH are suggested by a comparison w
205                      Therefore, variation of thermostability of influenza virus isolates begins at th
206 s spectrometry), despite also decreasing the thermostability of Mb by >10 degrees C.
207                 In an effort to increase the thermostability of Moloney Murine Leukemia Virus reverse
208 disulfide bond reduction does not affect the thermostability of monomer SOD1 as significantly as the
209                                          The thermostability of more than 25 phylogenetically dispers
210 l scanning calorimetry demonstrated that the thermostability of N26D/N131D/N139D SOD1 is lower than W
211 of these chimeric NDVs demonstrated that the thermostability of NDV was dependent on the origin of HN
212 should provide insight for understanding the thermostability of other thermophilic proteins.
213 nome organization contribute to the enhanced thermostability of PH75 relative to mesophilic filamento
214 ikewise proposed as contributors to the high thermostability of PH75 vis-a-vis fd, Pf1, and Pf3.
215 understand the structural basis for the high thermostability of phytase from Aspergillus fumigatus, i
216 etween strain replication efficiency and the thermostability of prion protein aggregates.
217                                         High thermostability of proteins is a prerequisite for their
218 he detected positive correlation between the thermostability of PrP(Sc) aggregates and disease transm
219 e the impact of DNA methylation marks on the thermostability of regulatory regions.
220                                          The thermostability of RNA molecules bred in the laboratory
221                                 The enhanced thermostability of the archaeal enzyme as compared to th
222              These results indicate that the thermostability of the bacterial collagen is dominated b
223                                          The thermostability of the biosensors after incubation at 60
224         A remarkable convergence between the thermostability of the capsid and those of the other vir
225 -dependent Raman spectra to characterize the thermostability of the Delta-domain secondary structure
226                Each HR mutation enhanced the thermostability of the endogenous 6HB, potentially allow
227 as been established that a difference in the thermostability of the ends of an siRNA duplex dictate w
228 mino acid substitutions without altering the thermostability of the entire collagen molecule.
229 r ceftazidime to purified PBP3 increases the thermostability of the enzyme significantly and is assoc
230 ced loop and the A80T mutation increased the thermostability of the enzyme.
231  --> Ser mutation is modeled by the relative thermostability of the Gly-X-Y triplet on the carboxy si
232 faces, and likely contributes to the extreme thermostability of the helical capsid.
233 as defined by NMR; (ii) it induces increased thermostability of the isolated N-terminal domain; (iii)
234  the redox-sensitive toggle that adjusts the thermostability of the linker region to the cell redox s
235                        We speculate that low thermostability of the MARTX effector domains correlates
236  Alterations in the overall conformation and thermostability of the metal-oxidized protein were inves
237       Here, the effect of DNA and ATP on the thermostability of the Methanothermobacter thermautotrop
238                          We demonstrate that thermostability of the model enzymes haloalkane dehaloge
239 tation increases, rather than decreases, the thermostability of the N-terminal domain of MDM2 in the
240 ents of PH75 that may be related to the high thermostability of the native virion assembly.
241  SOD1 zinc derivatives also showed increased thermostability of the protein due to zinc binding.
242 ramer were observed to drastically alter the thermostability of the protein.
243  from those of the native form, although the thermostability of the recombinant form was dramatically
244 o proteases, possibly explaining the unusual thermostability of the resulting protease-stalk complexe
245  Structure analysis suggests that the higher thermostability of the Rhodococcus enzyme may be attribu
246 he mutation I137M, previously shown to lower thermostability of the six-helix bundle, resulted in an
247 cal catalyst for the HER, combining the high thermostability of the surfaces and high catalytic activ
248  leading to dimer formation resulted in poor thermostability of the system, design success was facili
249        Studies of the chemical stability and thermostability of these enzymes thus become important.
250                                          The thermostability of these membranes is consistent with th
251 sed to account for the dramatically enhanced thermostability of this archaeal enzyme.
252 cally improve expression yields and in vitro thermostability of two therapeutically relevant antibodi
253 e femtomolar affinity, low off-rate and high thermostability of wild-type streptavidin.
254 nit that retained the affinity, off rate and thermostability of wild-type streptavidin.
255                                Trends in the thermostability of yeast ADP/ATP carrier AAC2 and ovine
256  study of homologous proteins with differing thermostabilities offers an especially useful approach f
257 es (their dipole moment), confers structural thermostability on double-stranded sequences, and decrea
258 a broad activity range (pH 6-9) and moderate thermostability (optimum ca. 70 degrees C).
259 sulfide-crosslinked enzyme displays improved thermostability, particularly when combined with previou
260              The loop structure and its high thermostability preclude pseudoknot formation.
261  all avidins, shwanavidin also displays high thermostability properties.
262  increased amount of secondary structure and thermostability, reduction in exposed hydrophobic surfac
263 chrome P450 2C9 (CYP2C9), including elevated thermostability relative to that of CYP2C9, as well as a
264 ve primary defects in enzymatic activity and thermostability, respectively.
265                        The pH dependence and thermostability reveal that the enzymes are highly adapt
266                 To study the determinants of thermostability, several structural features including s
267 ified scaffolds determined on the basis of a thermostability shift assay, calorimetric binding data,
268 gns on proteins with experimentally measured thermostability show it is beneficial to compute both th
269    Global exchange experiments, supported by thermostability studies, demonstrate that fructose 1,6-b
270 ge rates, affinity for metarhodopsin II, and thermostability suggest that the K345L Galphai1 variant
271     The presence of subpopulations with high thermostability suggests that avian viruses can persist
272 c rod displays an exceedingly high intrinsic thermostability (T(m) approximately 85 degrees C), which
273 mately 90% alpha-helix), exhibits diminished thermostability (T(m)=40 degrees C; DeltaH(m)=27+/-2 kca
274 es suggest that porcine rotavirus has higher thermostability than human rotavirus.
275 tragonal superstructure exhibits much higher thermostability than its close-packed hexagonal counterp
276 articles with AASs show comparable or higher thermostability than that of AS.
277 , Ago loading of siRNAs is less sensitive to thermostability than that of their shRNA equivalents.
278  show that the Rhodococcus enzyme has higher thermostability than the naphthalene dioxygenase from Ps
279 s information have been shown to have higher thermostability than their biological counterparts.
280 nt of the remaining mutations showed reduced thermostability, the exceptions being the two later-onse
281 red electrophoretic mobility, relatively low thermostability, the presence of atypical disulfide bond
282 , increased mechanical strength and improved thermostability; this resilience should enable diverse a
283 ickly screen mutant structures for increased thermostability through optimization of the protein's el
284 ic technology to improve enzyme function and thermostability through sortase A-mediated crosslinking
285 uble protein expression levels (up 60%), and thermostability (Tm, 12 degrees C higher).
286 ein surface is an efficient method to confer thermostability to a mesophilic protein.
287 steines and secondary mutations that enhance thermostability to achieve a substantial gain in functio
288 shed by in vivo assembly at 70 degrees C and thermostability to at least 90 degrees C.
289 riations in one gene, allowing adaptation to thermostability to be studied in molecular detail as bac
290 re, random nonamer peptides conferred higher thermostability to HLA-B*4405 than to HLA-B*4402.
291 eening of mutant candidates likely to confer thermostability to mesophilic proteins through optimizat
292 ary structures, DtxR(E175K) gains additional thermostability upon activation with metal ions, which m
293                                         TCEP thermostability was equivalent in the presence of 5 or 5
294  the stability, experimental measurements of thermostability were done using differential scanning ca
295                                   Changes in thermostability were monitored using differential scanni
296 in, and demonstrated significantly increased thermostability while preserving protein activity.
297 the rational design of enzymes with enhanced thermostability while retaining full enzymatic activity.
298 type hAChE and exhibited 20 degrees C higher thermostability with no change in enzymatic properties o
299 N1-(2-aminoethyl)-hypoxanthine has a reduced thermostability with no particular pairing preference to
300 eavage-site mutant viruses displayed reduced thermostability, with double-cleavage-site mutants exhib

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