Titlebook: Biological Systems under Extreme Conditions; Structure and Functi Yoshihiro Taniguchi,Harry E. Stanley,Horst Ludwig Book 2002 Springer-Verl

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Augenbewegungsst?rungen und Schwindeltion and free energy perturbation calculations. First, MD simulations were performed by explicitly calculating long-range Coulomb interactions by the Particle—Particle and Particle—Cell (PPPC) method without truncating the interactions as in the conventional cutoff method. Second, free energy differ

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Cindy Richter,Elke Brylla,Ingo Bechmann or biochemical reactions and to study the mechanism of enzyme-catalyzed reactions, via the determination of rate constants and the use of the transition-state theory. However, one difficulty in measuring kinetics using spectroscopic detection is the relative long dead-time of the low-temperature an

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Elektroneurografische Techniken (NLG)myoglobins (Ru-ZnMb) were determined to investigate the pressure effects on the ET pathway; this provided us with new insights into the fluctuation—controlled ET reaction mechanism in proteins. Ru-cyt.., in which the Ru complex was attached at His26, exhibited a large negative activation volume for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80959-0 100 and 350 MPa is necessary for inactivation. The most sensitive cells are bacteria of oblong shape, the most resistant are cocci. The cell wall does not stabilize vegetative bacteria against pressure. Details of the kinetics of inactivation point to proteins as being the targets of pressure’s act

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Erkrankungen der neuromuskul?ren übertragungns. We also found that the fission yeast . is more sensitive to pressure stress than the budding yeast . using conventional electron microscopy (CEM), immunoelectron microscopy (immuno-EM), and fluorescence microscopy (FM). To investigate the influence of pressure stress on the cell cycle of . we us

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978-3-642-08528-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002