Sentences with phrase «of binding proteins»

Because a sufficient dietary intake of protein is required for the manufacture of these binding proteins, inadequate protein intake may result in vitamin A deficiency.

In the Journal of Biological Chemistry, the scientists demonstrate that the protein ZEB1 plays a particularly important role: It limits the production of the binding proteins E-cadherin and Epcam — both in the fish embryo and in the tumor cell.

The interaction between vitamin A and zinc is particularly well studied.15 Vitamin A supports the intestinal absorption of zinc, possibly by increasing the production of a binding protein in the intestines.

If you inject IGF - 1 on its own, the production of this binding protein goes down.

But if you inject growth hormone and IGF - 1 together, the concentration of this binding protein increases.

Not exact matches

By using Next - Generation sequencers, Dr. Yasuoka decoded frog DNA sequences bound by those proteins and successfully created a genetic map of protein - binding regions in the genome in a process called mapping.

Since a protein molecule can have anywhere from as few as 50 or as many as several thousand amino acids bound together in a highly specific order, what are the odds of say, a protein with 100 amino acids coming about at random?

For example, a few mutations in a critical binding pocket within the gamete receptors (the proteins that allow a male gamete to adhere to a female gamete) of various invertebrate marine organisms (these organisms simply discharge their gametes into the water in a blind shotgun mating strategy) can produce a reproductive isolation event between subpopulations.

At the next stage, RNA molecules began to synthesize proteins, first by developing RNA adaptor molecules that can bind activated amino acids and then by arranging them according to an RNA template using other RNA molecules such as the RNA core of the ribosome.

1 cup rolled oats blitzed into oat flour + 1/2 to 3/4 cup of whole rolled oats 5 scoops whey protein powder Milk to bind

Aside from binding this bread nicely, eggs are intentionally part of the recipe to ensure you are gaining nutrient density and protein to keep you happy during a fast.

Eggs can help mitigate this to a degree — they are a source of raw proteins that help to bind the chopped beans together as they cook — but they never get as firm or sticky as an entire patty of raw meat.

Rettig points out that although people consider eggs as a breakfast food, they have a much wider variety of applications, including emulsification, whipping and foaming, flavoring, crystallization control, protein enrichment, thickening, and binding and gelling, as well as browning and coating other foods.

Whey proteins provide functional benefits such as emulsifying, foaming and water binding and are used in a variety of food applications including beverages, yoghurts and dairy desserts.

Like the Beyond Burger, the company used its proprietary approach to braiding and binding proteins, fats, minerals, and water to recreate the basic architecture of meat.

In the pursuit of feeding one of my Boston bound marathon runner clients, targeting foods that are high protein & a less bean focused menu this week.

Protein is essential to the binding properties of pasta, and traditional pasta contains around 8g of it per serving.

Pea protein isolates are thus used in a number of different applications, including as an alternative to dairy protein isolates in sports nutrition and weight management products; to bind fat and water in meat and fish; in processed foods; and for protein enrichment of baked goods, cereals and snacks.

According to The Official Aquafaba Website, this liquid has a «unique mix of starches, proteins, and other soluble plant solids which have migrated from the seeds to the water during the cooking process gives aquafaba a wide spectrum of emulsifying, foaming, binding, gelatinizing and thickening properties.»

I love that they're mostly vegetables bound together by a little egg and ground almonds which means as well as being packed with phytonutrients, they're also full of protein!

Whether developing a protein base from soy, wheat or other alternatives, Kerry provides customers with complete solutions, including binding technology, seasonings, taste and coating systems that focus on a variety of applications.

These include lacto - peroxidase, lacto - ferrin, anti-microbial components of blood (leukocytes, B - macrophages, neutrophils, T - lymphocytes, immunoglobulins and antibodies), special carbohydrates (polysaccharides and oligosaccharides), special fats (medium chain fatty acids, phospholipids and spingolipids), complement enzymes, lysozyme, hormones, growth factors, mucins, fibronectin, glycomacropeptide, beneficial bacteria, bifidus factor and B12 - binding protein.

Specifically, people generally think of big, muscle - bound, bodybuilder - types chugging whey protein shakes several times a day in an effort to bulk up.

Capsaicin binds to protein after it is activated by metabolites in the liver, and this protein then carries the benefits of capsaicin, which include increased waste disposal and the enhanced absorption of nutrients, throughout the system.

Add in the fact that it has double the protein content of wheat flour, and almost 4 times that in rice or corn, and you have a virtuous meal that's bound to impress.

Moreover, since sorbitol can bind to GLUT5 transporters (the proteins that act as «doors» and allow fructose to be absorbed), it can increase the risks of fructose malabsorption especially if you are using fructose - containing ingredients in your baked product.

Studies show that Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) that contribute to gut development and pathogen binding are retained, and partial amounts of antibodies and antimicrobial proteins also remain.

«A new class of antibiotics to combat drug resistance: Newly discovered antibiotic binds to ribosome, disrupts protein synthesis.»

It's packed with protein, which binds to any bilirubin in my body (elevated bilirubin causes jaundice in more than half of newborns) so I can poop it on out.

Its cationic Q - functional chemistry reduces host cell DNA by 4 Log Reduction Value (LRV) or greater and Host Cell Protein (HCP) load by 25 - 35 per cent, while also exhibiting very low non-specific protein binding for high yield of therapeutic prProtein (HCP) load by 25 - 35 per cent, while also exhibiting very low non-specific protein binding for high yield of therapeutic prprotein binding for high yield of therapeutic proteins.

They focused on the p75NTR receptor, a protein which is found on the tips of peripheral neurons and known to bind a small molecule called NGF (for nerve growth factor).

Antisense drugs are essentially pieces of DNA that bind to specific RNAs — the recipe that cells use to make proteins.

By binding to RNAs, they can block the production of proteins, or alter their form.

CIB2, which is short for calcium and integrin - binding protein 2, is essential for the structure of stereocilia, the structures at the top of the sensory hair cells in the inner ear.

Because PIB selectively binds to brain amyloid deposits but quickly clears from normal tissue, the chemical dye accurately indicates the amount of protein that is deposited in the living brain.

The per and tim genes are active until concentrations of their proteins become high enough that the two begin to bind to each other.

The antibody binds to a protein on the surface of T cells called the PD - 1 receptor.

The new methods allowed them to catch proteins in the act of binding to RNA, and also identify what part of the protein was in contact with the nucleic acid.

The effort is complicated because there are some 16 types of key surface proteins (hemagglutinin) that help the virus bind to host cells, in addition to the several varieties of viral neuraminidase proteins.

The process enabled the researchers to identify hundreds of proteins that were not known to bind to RNA.

Agnew, 28, has done her Ph.D. work with a team of researchers — including Caltech chemistry professor James Heath — to help them develop synthetic antibodies called «protein capture agents,» which can identify, bind to and remove protein biomarkers that are indicators of disease and infection.

When the team looked more in depth at the spots of the genome where this variation between methyl marks tended to show up in twins, they found that they often fell near binding sites for a regulatory protein called MYC.

«So we endeavoured to establish a collection of RNA - binding proteins that are active in heart muscle cells.»

Structural analysis revealed that 2D22 binds across multiple DENV envelope proteins, which probably blocks the ability of these proteins to assemble into the orientation necessary for viral entry.

The computational method is also so general that it can be used to study all sorts of other proteins bound to various types of functional molecules,» says Johan Åqvist.

The stiffest regions of dynein (yellow, on left) are the sites where ATP binds to the protein and releases energy when converted into ADP (colored, on right).

Because of either a genetic mutation or environmental factors that affect how the gene directs the protein's development, some people's oxytocin receptors may be folded up in ways that prevent them from binding well to the hormone.

The research team, led by bioengineering professor Adam Engler, also found that a protein binding the stem cell to the hydrogel is not a factor in the differentiation of the stem cell as previously suggested.

To measure bits of amyloid coursing through the bloodstream, Yanagisawa and colleagues used a technique called immunoprecipitation with mass spectrometry, which deploysantibodies to bind and identify proteins.

Telomere proteins from ciliated protozoa bind to the single - stranded G - rich DNA extensions at the ends of macronuclear chromosomes.