Titlebook: Cellular Lipid Binding Proteins; Jan F. C. Glatz Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002 DNA.Lipid.biochemistry.gene expr

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Alternative lipid mobilization: The insect shuttle system,rgy generation. The depletion of DAG from LDLp results in the recovery of both HDLp and apoLp-III, which are reutilized for another cycle of DAG transport. Areceptor for HDLp, identified as a novel member of the vertebrate low-density lipoprotein (LDL) receptor family, does not seem to be involved i

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Giant membrane vesicles as a model to study cellular substrate uptake dissected from metabolism,ain vesicular lumen consisting of the soluble constituents of the cytoplasm including, fatty-acid binding proteins. Furthermore, giant vesicles isolated from heart, liver, skeletal muscle and adipose tissue are similar in size (10–15 μm) and shape and do not contain subcellular organelles, providing

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Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors: Lipid binding proteins controling gene expression,urally occurring lipid-like substances acting as low-affinity ligands. More recently this concept has been confirmed by crystallographic studies on the ligand-binding pocket. In addition to ligand availability, the trans-activating capacity likely depends on phosphorylation status of the PPARs and o

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New insights into the fatty acid-binding protein (FABP) family in the small intestine, the small intestine supporting a specialization, it is likely that L-FABP and I-BABP genes exert the same type of basic function(s) in the enterocyte, in contrast to I-FABP. (Mol Cell Biochem .: 139–147, 2002)

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Book 2002lecular and Cellular Biochemistry. comprises selected papers based on the lectures and posters presented during the 4th conference, and provides insight into the significance of these proteins for the functioning of the cell.

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sue of .Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry. comprises selected papers based on the lectures and posters presented during the 4th conference, and provides insight into the significance of these proteins for the functioning of the cell.978-1-4613-4868-9978-1-4419-9270-3

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Alexandra Sturm,Ilga Opterbeck,Jochen Gurt (L-FABP.) functions in long-term, ligand-induced regulation of gene expression by directly interacting with nuclear receptors. Therefore, the properties of the lipid-protein complex, rather than those of the lipid ligand itself, determine the fate of the ligand in the cell. Finally, there are an in

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Entwickeln eines Führungssystemsase of human IFABP, both the Ala.and Thr. forms were examined. The results show clearly that for all FABPs examined, the mechanisms of ligand transfer observed for rodent proteins hold true for their human counterparts. Moreover, it appears that the Ala to Thr substitution at residue 54 of the human