Metallobiolomics Analysis, Function, Clinic Trials
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Antonios Kyriakopoulos, Alexandra Graebert, Gabriele Beschnidt (Hrsg.)
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Metallobiolomics Analysis, Function, Clinic Trials
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Herbert Utz Verlag
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9783831609826
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CHF 31.00
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Naturwissenschaft
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English
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178
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The idea for the proceeding book arose from the enjoyment of documenting the members talks and posters, especially those by the young scientists who inspired the “European Metallobiolomics” conference. The proceeding book provides some insight into the current state of studies in the field of metals/metalloids in biologically active systems.
The main subject of the joint meeting is the diversity of the methods combined to obtain statements and results on the relationship between metal/metalloid in biological systems.
CONTENTS
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Distribution of the 15kD-Selenoprotein in Dependence of the Cell Cycle
12
Studies about the Deubiquitinating Enzyme UCH-L3 in the Metabolism of Selenium
19
The impact of essential trace elements in body fluids and spermatozoa on stallion fertility
28
The Role of Selenium in the Antioxidative Defence System of Skeletal Muscle
32
Selenoproteomics of Nuclear Envelope by 16BAC/SDS-PAGE
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Localisation oft the metallothionein and the 15 kDaselenoprotein in the brain and prostate and determination of the total antioxidant capacity of the tissues in action.
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Elemental analysis of biomatter with coordinates
55
Transition metals and other elements in the apoptosis and oxidative stress of eukaryotic cells and human cell lines
59
Distribution of selenoproteins in the brain and prostate of the rat and in cell lines
66
Characterization of antioxidative effecting proteins in the brain, prostate and cell lines bei combination of analytical and biochemical procedures.
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Analysis of Proteins Labeled by Ferrocene-Based Derivatizing Agents with Hyphenated Techniques Involving Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry
84
Chemical analysis of kidney tissues from several animal species by different methods in particular consideration of their advantages and disadvantages for determination of the trace elements concentrations
94
Analytical strategies for characterization and quantification of cadmium-induced thiolpeptides in algae
101
Identification of metal/metalloid-binding proteins in the nephron of the rat
119
Abstracts
129
The application of neutron scattering techniques in membrane biophysics
130
X-ray tomography of mammalian cells
131
The potential of elemental labeling in preclinical studies
133
Pulse EPR Spectroscopy: A valuable tool for the Structural Characterization of Cu(II) Adducts to Nucleotides and Oligonucleotides
134
Signal and noise separation in computer tomography using wavelet analysis
136
Bioconjugation of Rhenium and Technetium Complexes: Step by Step Towards Peptide Labeling
137
Characterization of the metal binding properties of the Lassa virus Z protein
138
New insights in the molecular mechanisms of arsenic induced carcinogenicity: interplay of arsenicals with DNA repair proteins
140
Sample preparation as major source of uncertainty in bioanalysis
142
Magnetosomes and magnetotactic bacteria
143
Development of Magnetic Ferrofluids for Glioblastoma Treatment
144
Molybdenum as an essential trace element: New aspects on molybdenum cofactor biosynthesis and molybdoenzymes in humans and bacteria
146
Protein crystallization – from purified protein to crystal structure
147
Semiconductor quantum dots for bio-applications
148
Neutron imaging at HZB
149
Loss of neuronal selenoprotein expression leads to impaired brain development, epileptiform activity, and neuronal cell death in mice
150
A crucial role for mitochondrial thioredoxin reductase (Txnrd2) in maintaining the morphological and functional integrity of cardiomyocytes
152
Helicobacter pylori Proteome Data Mining
154
Protein detection on membranes range using newly developed lanthanide dyes
156
Electron transfer dynamics of heme proteins on electrodes measured with surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy
157
Excess copper induced morphological and physiological changes in roots of Arabidopsis thaliana
159
Bio-electrochemistry of the molybdoenzyme sulfite oxidase.
161
Structure-Property Relationships in the Polymorphs of Glycine
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Organic and inorganic arsenicals: Differences in cellular uptake and indirect genotoxicity
164
Biologically Active Rhenium and Technetium Complexes with Tridentate Thiosemicarbazides
166
Purification and characterization of mouse aldehyde oxidase
167
Molecular aspects of arsenic-induced DNA repair inhibition in human skin fibroblasts
169
Peptide Complexes and Peptide Coupling with Tricarbonyl Metal Centres
171
Aminophosphines
173
Biomineralisation in Magnetotactic Bacteria
174
AUTHOR INDEX
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