Add to ORKGCirculating proteins, like all proteins in a living animal, are subject to continual replacement or turnover. This process implies both synthesis and degradation, This thesis deals with the degradative part of turnover of circulating proteins. ... Summary
Copyright © 2012 Beatriz Alvarez-Castelao et al. This is an open access article distributed under th...
Protein denaturation is a decomposition process which is followed by chemical physical and biologgic...
Life requires the presence of proteins. These proteins can perform a variety of functions within the...
Circulating proteins, like all proteins in a living animal, are subject to continual replacement or ...
liver-produced proteins In mammalian protein metabolism the term 'turnover ' is used to co...
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Changes in hormone secretion, tissue perfusion, oxygen availability, energy-prote...
Blood plasma contains, in addition to major proteins like albumin and globulins, a large number of e...
Chapter 3 - Cellular Mechanisms of Protein Degradation Among TissuesVery little is known on the tiss...
The major processes discussed below are protein turnover (degradation and synthesis), degradation in...
This thesis deals with structural features determining endocytosisof some proteins by sinusoidal rat...
In both bacterial and eukaryotic cells, relatively long-lived proteins, whose half-lives are close t...
It has been often stated that until recently the ubiquitin system was thought to be mainly a 'garbag...
Protein catabolism is of major importance for cell physiology. It is responsible for the elimination...
We demonstrate that oxidized amino acids can be incorporated into proteins by protein synthesis. The...
Elevated levels of oxidized proteins are reported in diseased tissue from age-related pathologies su...
Copyright © 2012 Beatriz Alvarez-Castelao et al. This is an open access article distributed under th...
Protein denaturation is a decomposition process which is followed by chemical physical and biologgic...
Life requires the presence of proteins. These proteins can perform a variety of functions within the...
Circulating proteins, like all proteins in a living animal, are subject to continual replacement or ...
liver-produced proteins In mammalian protein metabolism the term 'turnover ' is used to co...
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Changes in hormone secretion, tissue perfusion, oxygen availability, energy-prote...
Blood plasma contains, in addition to major proteins like albumin and globulins, a large number of e...
Chapter 3 - Cellular Mechanisms of Protein Degradation Among TissuesVery little is known on the tiss...
The major processes discussed below are protein turnover (degradation and synthesis), degradation in...
This thesis deals with structural features determining endocytosisof some proteins by sinusoidal rat...
In both bacterial and eukaryotic cells, relatively long-lived proteins, whose half-lives are close t...
It has been often stated that until recently the ubiquitin system was thought to be mainly a 'garbag...
Protein catabolism is of major importance for cell physiology. It is responsible for the elimination...
We demonstrate that oxidized amino acids can be incorporated into proteins by protein synthesis. The...
Elevated levels of oxidized proteins are reported in diseased tissue from age-related pathologies su...
Copyright © 2012 Beatriz Alvarez-Castelao et al. This is an open access article distributed under th...
Protein denaturation is a decomposition process which is followed by chemical physical and biologgic...
Life requires the presence of proteins. These proteins can perform a variety of functions within the...