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AT hook DNA-binding domain with preference for A/T-rich regions E(MFP)AB 5(6) 14(26) 2EZD... [Pg.193]

Fig. 1. Schematic diagrams based on the solution NMR structure of a complex of the second AT-hook motif of the human HMGAla protein bound to the minor groove of an AT-rich synthetic duplex DNA fragment [25], Various projected views of either the AT-hook peptide, or a co-complex of the peptide with DNA are shown (see text for details). Modified from Ref. [7]. Fig. 1. Schematic diagrams based on the solution NMR structure of a complex of the second AT-hook motif of the human HMGAla protein bound to the minor groove of an AT-rich synthetic duplex DNA fragment [25], Various projected views of either the AT-hook peptide, or a co-complex of the peptide with DNA are shown (see text for details). Modified from Ref. [7].
Drugs that non-specifically compete with AT-hooks peptides for DNA-binding... [Pg.171]

Cairns, B.R., Schlichter, A., Erdjument-Bromage, H., Tempst, P., Kornberg, R.D., and Winston, F. (1999) Two functionally distinct forms of the RSC nucleosome-remodeling complex, containing essential AT hook, BAH, and bromodomains. Mol. Cell 4, 715-723. [Pg.453]

Using Simpson s rule, the value of /o /dxA is 23.5s. At HOOK, the given molar feed rate of 0.25molAs together with the inert diluent, corresponds to a total volumetric feed rate of 0.564 m s . Thus... [Pg.74]

Example 5.19. This example shows how diffusivity may be inferred from natural samples. Suppose an Mg-Fe interdiffusion profile is measured in a mineral, and it can be modeled as a diffusion couple with I=60 pm. The temperature history is asymptotic with Tq = HOOK, and the cooling time-scale Tc= 10 Myr. Estimate the diffusivity at HOOK. [Pg.538]

Looking at Hooke s law, we can see that for a strong bond (large ) connected to a light mass it predicts a high-frequency (or wavenumber) vibration, and this is in agreement with the observed wavenumbers for the O-H and N-H absorptions (3600-3200 cm ... [Pg.27]

Fig. 35. Effect of N2 adsorption at 77 K on CO-precovered (low-0) LaCrC>3 samples out-gassed at HOOK for coverages ranging from 6 = 1 (5.33 kPa) to0 - 0. (left) nitrogen absorption region and (right) CO absorption region (unpublished data). Fig. 35. Effect of N2 adsorption at 77 K on CO-precovered (low-0) LaCrC>3 samples out-gassed at HOOK for coverages ranging from 6 = 1 (5.33 kPa) to0 - 0. (left) nitrogen absorption region and (right) CO absorption region (unpublished data).
TABLE 2. Comparative rates and Arrhenius parameters for HF elimination of fluoroethanes at HOOK... [Pg.1073]

Fig. 7. The conserved Zn module in Ace 1 and Mac 1 contains an RGRP motif that resembles the AT-hook domain of HMG-I(Y). In the HMG-I protein the RGR sequence adopts an extended structure that is buried deeply within the A/T minor groove (Huth et al., 1997). The two Arg residues of the motif are shown in spacefill as light gray and the Gly residue is shown as a dark spacefill. Fig. 7. The conserved Zn module in Ace 1 and Mac 1 contains an RGRP motif that resembles the AT-hook domain of HMG-I(Y). In the HMG-I protein the RGR sequence adopts an extended structure that is buried deeply within the A/T minor groove (Huth et al., 1997). The two Arg residues of the motif are shown in spacefill as light gray and the Gly residue is shown as a dark spacefill.

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