- biochemistry,
biotinylation is the
process of
covalently attaching biotin to a protein,
nucleic acid or
other molecule.
Biotinylation is rapid, specific...
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acids and
fatty acids,
synthesis of
fatty acids, and gluconeogenesis.
Biotinylation of
histone proteins in
nuclear chromatin plays a role in
chromatin stability...
- ****ays.
Luciferase can act as an ATP
sensor protein through biotinylation.
Biotinylation will
immobilize luciferase on the cell-surface by
binding to...
- Hi-C is a high-throughput
genomic and
epigenomic technique to
capture chromatin conformation (3C). In general, Hi-C is
considered as a
derivative of a...
-
proteins of Gram-positive bacteria.
biotinylation:
covalent attachment of a
biotin moiety using a
biotinylation reagent,
typically for the
purpose of...
-
nonspecific labeling of proteins, DNA and RNA
probes or
other molecules.
Biotinylation of DNA and RNA with
photoactivatable biotin is
easier and less expensive...
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rigorous optimisation of
tissue fixation and
processing methods.
Protein biotinylation in vivo was
proposed to
alleviate the
problems caused by
frequent incompatibility...
- K. An epitope-tagged
version of the
protein of interest, or in vivo
biotinylation can be used
instead of
antibodies to the
native protein of interest...
- not).
Protein tags may
allow specific enzymatic modification (such as
biotinylation by
biotin ligase) or
chemical modification (such as
coupling to other...
- ISBNÂ 978-1-118-91840-1. Chapman-Smith A,
Cronan JE (September 1999). "The
enzymatic biotinylation of proteins: a post-translational
modification of
exceptional specificity"...
