Titlebook: Natural Terpenoids as Messengers; A multidisciplinary Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. Oosten,Paul G. M. Piron Book 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishe

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Specific properties of terpenoids,. In all these cases, terpenoids or their isoprenoid intermediates have specific binding sites to membranes and to terminal groups of a protein, in which the three-dimensional structure of the functional group is in close relationship with the dimensions of the isoprenoid structure of the messenger

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Prospectus and suggestions for further research,derived terpenoids, biochemists try to elucidate biosynthetic routes and to reveal the structure and function of the corresponding enzymes, gene technologists trace the responsive genes. Biologists and pharmacologists organize expeditions to rain forests and other regions of the world in search for

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Pironng the .-acting factors that are thought to be required for selenocysteine (Sec) insertion are RNA binding proteins that interact with the SECIS element. In addition to several proteins which bind non-specifically, this element is specifically bound by SECIS binding protein 2 (SBP2), and this intera

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Pirone site selenocysteine residue coexist in vertebrates. Such selenoperoxidases have sporadically been detected in lower animals, while GPx homologs having the active site selenocysteine replaced by cysteine are more common and appear to be the only representatives of the family in plants and bacteria.

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Pironh a cardiomyopathy called Keshan disease in humans. This prompted us to search for selenoproteins abundant in skeletal and cardiac muscle, which led to the discovery of selenoprotein W (SelW). This small (87 amino acid) protein contains one selenocysteine residue and exists in four forms. One type h