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C-AMP

Current rating of circuit Amp Maximum permissible ground leakage current C Amp Recommended maximum ground loop impedance on a 240 V phase to ground circuit 240... [Pg.684]

Lead also has been shown to substitute for calcium in the activation of calmodulin, but this requires higher levels of lead than does the activation of protein kinase C. Nevertheless, the affinity of lead for calmodulin is higher than that of calcium. Once activated, calmodulin regulates the activity of certain enzymes and transporters. For example, it activates c-AMP phosphodiesterase to hydrolyze and terminate the action of cAMP, another second messenger (Bressler and Goldstein 1991 Goldstein 1993 Goering 1993). [Pg.270]

Prokaryotes Water (Cytoplasm) Coenzymes Substrates, Mg2+ Controls Fe2+ c-AMP, ATP milliseconds... [Pg.409]

Anaerobic species Fe, Mg, coenzyme substrates c-AMP Internal network Sense of sources of nutrients... [Pg.437]

PKA (A kinase) c AMP-dependent protein kinase cAMP Energy signaling (low energy signal)... [Pg.137]

Figure 3.5. Aminoglycoside kinases are members of the protein kinase family. Comparison of c-AMP-dependent protein kinase (cAPK) to APH(3 )-IIa and APH(3 )-IIIa. (A) cAPK (catalytic domain) from Mus musculus (pdb ID 2CPK). (B) APH(3 )-IIa from Klebsiella pneumoniae (pdb ID 1ND4). (C) APH(3 )-IIIa from Enterococcus faecalis (pdb ID 1L8T). Figure 3.5. Aminoglycoside kinases are members of the protein kinase family. Comparison of c-AMP-dependent protein kinase (cAPK) to APH(3 )-IIa and APH(3 )-IIIa. (A) cAPK (catalytic domain) from Mus musculus (pdb ID 2CPK). (B) APH(3 )-IIa from Klebsiella pneumoniae (pdb ID 1ND4). (C) APH(3 )-IIIa from Enterococcus faecalis (pdb ID 1L8T).
Calusterone, 154 Cambendazole, 353 c-AMP, 464 Canrenone, 174 Catpipramine, 416 Capobenic acid, 94 Carbadox, 390 Carbencillin, 437 Carbidopa, 119 Carbinoxamine, 32 Carbiphene, 78 Carboxylation of phenols, 86... [Pg.1009]

The adenylate cyclases (AC) are a family of enzymes, which catalyze the synthesis of cyclic AMP (cAMP), from ATP. Cyclic AMP, a ubiquitous molecule in mammalian cells, plays a key role in controlling a vast number of biological processes, functioning as a major second messenger. The ACs are present in bacteria, where c-AMP plays a key role in the regulation of transcription in fungi, parasites and mammalian cells. The mammalians ACs (at least nine enzymes) are structurally unrelated to the bacterial ones consisting of 12 transmembrane helices and two cytoplasmic catalytic domains. They differ from each other in their... [Pg.260]

TABLE III. Regulation of c-AMP levels in mouse neuro-blastoma N4TG1 Cells. [Pg.367]


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