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Enzyme Research
Recent findings from Kwansei Gakuin University highlight research in enzyme research
July 13th, 2009
"A beta-type carbonic anhydrase, PtCA1, of the marine diatom Phaeodactyluin tricornution was previously shown to be present in the chloroplast as clumped particles on the girdle lamellae. A series of deletions was carried out on the PtCA1 gene, ptca1, at regions encoding N- or- C-ternlinal domains of the mature PtCA1," scientists writing in the Biochemical Journal report. "These deletion constructs were fused with the EGFP [enhanced GFP (green fluorescent protein)] gene, egfp, introduced and expressed in the cells of P. tricornutum. All three types of N-terminal deletions, Delta 52-63, Delta 64-75 and Delta 76-87 relative to the initiation methionine, showed...
Source: Proteomics Weekly (2009-07-13)
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