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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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Pironns. While the mechanism of SBP2 action remains to be determined, we have recently observed that it is stably associated with ribosomes in vivo and in vitro, and that this association requires both the RNA binding and functional domains. These recent data suggest that SBP2 may be involved in defining

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Piron. M.sec., are poor peroxidases. The scope of accepted hydroperoxides appears to increase from the cytosolic GPx (cGPx) and the gastrointestinal type (GI-GPx) over the extracellular one (pGPx) to phospholipid hydroperoxide GPx (PHGPx), while the specificity for glutathione (GSH) declines in this orde

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Piron the six mammals studied to date (human, monkey, rat, mouse, sheep, and pig) suggesting that SelW plays an important role in the health of skeletal and cardiac muscle. SelW is abundant in skeletal and cardiac muscle and brain in primates and sheep, but it is not abundant in rodent heart muscle. In c

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Paul Harrewijn,Adriaan M. van Oosten,Paul G. M. Pironns. While the mechanism of SBP2 action remains to be determined, we have recently observed that it is stably associated with ribosomes in vivo and in vitro, and that this association requires both the RNA binding and functional domains. These recent data suggest that SBP2 may be involved in defining

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ys its N-terminal domain to dock the tRNA to the enzyme, whereas residues of the C-terminal domain of the ‘catalytic’ dimer orient the aminoacyl group into the active site for catalysis to occur. Herein, the mechanisms and structures of selenocysteine synthases are summarized.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0767-2Plant physiology; Terpene; bacteria; development; evolution; fungi; insects; metabolism; physiology; plant; pl