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- Cannabidiolic-
acid synthase,
the
chemotype-dete
rmining enzyme
in the
fiber-type
Cannabis
sativa.: FEBS letters,
Vol. 581, No.
16. (26 June
2007), pp.
2929-2934.Cann
abidiolic-acid
(CBDA)
synthase is
the enzyme
that catalyzes
oxidative
cyclization of
cannabigerolic
-acid into
CBDA, the
dominant
cannabinoid
constituent of
the fiber-type
Cannabis
sativa. We
cloned a novel
cDNA encoding
CBDA synthase
by reverse
transcription
and polymerase
chain
reactions with
degenerate and
gene-specific
primers.
Biochemical
characterizati
on of the
recombinant
enzyme
demonstrated
that CBDA
synthase is a
covalently
flavinylated
oxidase. The
structural and
functional
properties of
CBDA synthase
are quite
similar to
those of
tetrahydrocann
abinolic-acid
(THCA)
synthase,
which is
responsible
for the
biosynthesis
of THCA, the
major
cannabinoid in
drug-type
Cannabis
plants.
Source: FEBS letters, Vol. 581, No. 16. (26 June 2007), pp. 2929-2934. - Abscisic acid
signaling in
seeds and
seedlings.: Plant Cell,
Vol. 14 Suppl
(2002)
Source: Plant Cell, Vol. 14 Suppl (2002) - In Vitro
Production of
Embryos Alters
Levels of
Insulin-like
Growth
Factor-II
Messenger
Ribonucleic
Acid in Bovine
Fetuses 63
Days After
Transfer: Biol Reprod,
Vol. 62, No.
2. (1 February
2000), pp.
384-389.The
objective of
this study was
to determine
the effect of
embryo
production
systems on the
expression of
insulin-like
growth factor
(IGF)-II mRNA
in fetal
bovine tissues
at Day 70 of
gestation (63
days after
transfer).
Oocytes
aspirated from
ovaries of
Holstein cows
were matured
and fertilized
in vitro.
Zygotes were
cultured in
either tissue
culture medium
(TCM)-199 +
10% estrous
cow serum
(ECS; in
vitro-produced
with serum
[IVPS]) or
TCM-199 + 1%
BSA (in
vitro-produced
with serum
restriction
[IVPSR]). At
72 h
postinseminati
on, IVPSR
embryos were
transferred
into fresh
TCM-199 + 10%
ECS whereas
IVPS embryos
had fresh
medium
replaced. All
embryos were
cultured for
an additional
96 h. In
vivo-produced
embryos were
harvested from
superovulated
Holstein cows
(multiple
ovulations
[MO]). Grade 1
blastocysts
from all
groups were
transferred
singly into
Angus heifers.
At Day 70 of
gestation,
fetuses (n =
14, 13, and 11
for MO, IVPS,
and IVPSR,
respectively)
were
collected;
liver and
skeletal
muscle samples
were snap
frozen, and
whole-cell RNA
(wcRNA) was
extracted.
Levels of
IGF-II mRNA
were
determined by
RNase
protection
assay and
quantified
relative to
18S rRNA (mean
arbitrary
units +/-
SEM). WcRNA
from adult and
Day 90 fetal
bovine liver
were used as
controls.
Adult liver
contained
9-fold less
IGF-II mRNA
than liver
from Day 90
fetuses (P <
0.05). Fetal
livers of
males
originating
from IVPS and
IVPSR groups
possessed
approximately
2-fold greater
levels of mRNA
for IGF-II
than those
from MO males
(0.25 +/-
0.07, 0.33 +/-
0.04, and 0.14
+/- 0.03,
respectively;
P < 0.05).
Levels of mRNA
for IGF-II
tended to be
lower (P =
0.07) in
skeletal
muscle of
fetuses
originating
from the IVPSR
group (0.043
+/- 0.005)
compared to MO
controls
(0.070 +/-
0.008). In
conclusion, at
Day 70 of
gestation,
fetuses
originating
from in vitro
production
systems
possessed
altered levels
of IGF-II mRNA
in both liver
and skeletal
muscle.
10.1095/biolre
prod62.2.384
Source: Biol Reprod, Vol. 62, No. 2. (1 February 2000), pp. 384-389. - Amino Acid
Composition of
the Fetal Pig: J. Nutr., Vol.
129, No. 5. (1
May 1999), pp.
1031-1038.Amin
o acid
composition
and accretion
were
determined in
fetal pigs
obtained from
gilts by
hysterectomy
at d 40-114 of
gestation. The
whole
homogenate of
the fetal pig
was used for
analysis of
dry matter,
nitrogen and
amino acids.
Uterine uptake
of amino acids
was estimated
at d 110-114
of gestation
on the basis
of uterine
arteriovenous
concentrations
. Nitrogen and
amino acid
accretion in
fetal pigs
increased more
rapidly with
gestation than
non-nitrogen
dry matter.
Amino acid
nitrogen
represented
83-88% of
total
nitrogen, and
arginine was
the most
abundant
nitrogen
carrier in
fetal pigs at
all
gestational
ages. Amino
acid
composition
changed with
gestation,
with glycine
and
hydroxyproline
increasing (P
< 0.05)
markedly and
other amino
acids (except
ornithine and
tryptophan)
decreasing (P
< 0.05) to a
lesser extent.
Amino acid
concentrations
in fetal pigs
increased (P <
0.05)
progressively
from d 60 to
114 of
gestation.
Uterine uptake
of arginine
and proline
plus
hydroxyproline
met
requirements
for fetal
growth during
late gestation
only
marginally,
and uterine
uptake of
aspartate/aspa
ragine and
glutamate was
only 9-29% of
fetal
accretion. In
contrast,
uterine uptake
of citrulline
and ornithine
was 55- and
15-fold
greater (P <
0.05) than
fetal
accretion,
respectively.
On the basis
of
hydroxyproline
content,
collagen was
estimated to
represent ~7,
15, 25, 28 and
29% of total
body protein
at d 40, 60,
90, 110 and
114 of
gestation,
respectively.
Amino acid
composition of
the fetal pig
is similar to
that for the
human fetus,
indicating
that the pig
is an
excellent
model for
studying amino
acid nutrition
and metabolism
in the human
preterm
neonate and
infant.
Source: J. Nutr., Vol. 129, No. 5. (1 May 1999), pp. 1031-1038. - Evidence That
Nitric Acid
Increases
Relative
Humidity in
Low-Temperatur
e Cirrus
Clouds: Science, Vol.
303, No. 5657.
(23 January
2004), pp.
516-520.In
situ
measurements
of the
relative
humidity with
respect to ice
(RHi) and of
nitric acid
(HNO3) were
made in both
natural and
contrail
cirrus clouds
in the upper
troposphere.
At
temperatures
lower than 202
kelvin, RHi
values show a
sharp increase
to average
values of over
130% in both
cloud types.
These enhanced
RHi values are
attributed to
the presence
of a new class
of
HNO3-containin
g ice
particles
(Delta-ice).
We propose
that surface
HNO3 molecules
prevent the
ice/vapor
system from
reaching
equilibrium by
a mechanism
similar to
that of
freezing point
depression by
antifreeze
proteins.
Delta-ice
represents a
new link
between global
climate and
natural and
anthropogenic
nitrogen oxide
emissions.
Including
Delta-ice in
climate models
will alter
simulated
cirrus
properties and
the
distribution
of upper
tropospheric
water vapor.
Source: Science, Vol. 303, No. 5657. (23 January 2004), pp. 516-520. - Effect of
ascorbic acid
and Vitamin E
supplementatio
n on semen
quality and
biochemical
parameters of
male rabbits.: Animal
reproduction
science, Vol.
76, No. 1-2.
(20 March
2003), pp.
99-111.The
objective of
this study was
to determine
the effects of
supplementatio
n of ascorbic
acid, Vitamin
E (Vit. E) and
their
combination in
drinking water
on sperm
characteristic
s, lipid
peroxidation
(LPO) and
seminal plasma
enzymes of
mature male
rabbits.
Twenty-four
male New
Zealand White
rabbits (5
months old)
were given
drinking water
supplemented
with ascorbic
acid (1.5
g/l), Vit. E
(1.0 g/l) and
ascorbic
acid+Vit. E
(1.5+1.0 g/l)
for 12 weeks.
Vitamin
supplementatio
n in drinking
water
increased feed
intake, but
body weight
gain was not
significantly
affected.
Concentrations
of
thiobarbituric
acid-reactive
substances
(TBARS) were
significantly
(P
Source: Animal reproduction science, Vol. 76, No. 1-2. (20 March 2003), pp. 99-111. - Environment-sp
ecific amino
acid
substitution
tables:
tertiary
templates and
prediction of
protein folds.: Protein Sci,
Vol. 1, No. 2.
(February
1992), pp.
216-226.The
local
environment of
an amino acid
in a folded
protein
determines the
acceptability
of mutations
at that
position. In
order to
characterize
and quantify
these
structural
constraints,
we have made a
comparative
analysis of
families of
homologous
proteins.
Residues in
each structure
are classified
according to
amino acid
type,
secondary
structure,
accessibility
of the side
chain, and
existence of
hydrogen bonds
from the side
chains.
Analysis of
the pattern of
observed
substitutions
as a function
of local
environment
shows that
there are
distinct
patterns,
especially for
buried polar
residues. The
substitution
data tables
are available
on diskette
with Protein
Science. Given
the fold of a
protein, one
is able to
predict
sequences
compatible
with the fold
(profiles or
templates) and
potentially to
discriminate
between a
correctly
folded and
misfolded
protein.
Conversely,
analysis of
residue
variation
across a
family of
aligned
sequences in
terms of
substitution
profiles can
allow
prediction of
secondary
structure or
tertiary
environment.
Source: Protein Sci, Vol. 1, No. 2. (February 1992), pp. 216-226. - Separation and
concentration
effect of
f-MWCNTs on
electrocatalyt
ic responses
of ascorbic
acid, dopamine
and uric acid
at f-MWCNTs
incorporated
with poly
(neutral red)
composite
films: Electrochimica
Acta, Vol. 52,
No. 19. (25
May 2007), pp.
5985-5996.A
novel
conductive
composite film
containing
functionalized
multi-walled
carbon
nanotubes
(f-MWCNTs)
with poly
(neutral red)
(PNR) was
synthesized on
glassy carbon
electrodes
(GC) by
potentiostatic
method. The
composite film
exhibited
promising
electrocatalyt
ic oxidation
of mixture of
biochemical
compounds such
as ascorbic
acid (AA),
dopamine (DA)
and uric acid
(UA) in pH 4.0
aqueous
solutions. It
was also
produced on
gold
electrodes by
using
electrochemica
l quartz
crystal
microbalance
technique,
which revealed
that the
functional
properties of
composite film
were enhanced
because of the
presence of
both f-MWCNTs
and PNR. The
surface
morphology of
the polymer
and composite
film deposited
on transparent
semiconductor
tin oxide
electrodes
were studied
using scanning
electron
microscopy and
atomic force
microscopy.
These two
techniques
showed that
the PNR was
fibrous and
incorporated
on f-MWCNTs.
The
electrocatalyt
ic responses
of
neurotransmitt
ers at
composite
films were
measured using
both cyclic
voltammetry
(CV) and
differential
pulse
voltammetry
(DPV). These
experiments
revealed that
the difference
in f-MWCNTs
loading
present in the
composite film
affected the
electrocatalys
is in such a
way, that
higher the
loading showed
an enhanced
electrocatalyt
ic activity.
From further
electrocatalys
is studies,
well separated
voltammetric
peaks were
obtained at
the composite
film modified
GC for AA, DA
and UA with
the peak
separation of
0.17 V between
AA-DA and 0.15
V between
DA-UA. The
sensitivity of
the composite
film towards
AA, DA and UA
in DPV
technique was
found to be
0.028, 0.146
and 0.084
[mu]A [mu]M-1,
respectively.
Source: Electrochimica Acta, Vol. 52, No. 19. (25 May 2007), pp. 5985-5996. - Management of
life-threateni
ng acid-base
disorders.
First of two
parts.: N Engl J Med,
Vol. 338, No.
1. (1 January
1998), pp.
26-34.
Source: N Engl J Med, Vol. 338, No. 1. (1 January 1998), pp. 26-34. - Management of
life-threateni
ng acid-base
disorders.
Second of two
parts.: N Engl J Med,
Vol. 338, No.
2. (8 January
1998), pp.
107-111.
Source: N Engl J Med, Vol. 338, No. 2. (8 January 1998), pp. 107-111.
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