- 6.5 to 8. The
second set of
DNAases is
DNase II. This
family consisted of
DNase II ɑ and
DNase II ꞵ. Like
DNAase I,
DNAase II
cleaves DNA to form two oligonucleotide-end...
-
called nick
translation because the DNA to be
processed is
treated with
DNAase to
produce single-stranded "nicks". This is
followed by
replacement in nicked...
-
esterase Phospholipase Several nucleases that
degrade nucleic acids, like
DNAase and
RNAase Pancreatic amylase that
breaks down
starch and
glycogen which...
- fats, oils,
proteins Enzyme detergents 30 min –
overnight 30–40 °C
Catalytic breakdown DNA 0.5%
DNAase 30 min –
overnight 20–40 °C
Enzyme hydrolysis...
- A
DNase footprinting ****ay is a DNA
footprinting technique from
molecular biology/biochemistry that
detects DNA-protein
interaction using the fact that...
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involving multiple joints.
Other indicators of GAS
infection such as a
DNAase or ASO
serology test must
confirm the GAS infection.
Other minor Jones Criteria...
-
pseudintermedius strains.
These include proteases, thermonucleases, coagulases,
DNAase, lipase, hemolysin,
clumping factor, leukotoxin, enterotoxin,
protein A...
-
Matthaei H. and
Nirenberg (1962). "Characteristics and
Stabilization of
DNAase-Sensitive
Protein Synthesis in E. coli Extracts".
Proceedings of the National...
- Lundell, M., and Martinson, H.G. (1984).
Torsional stress promotes the
DNAase I
sensitivity of
active genes. Cell 39, 469-478. Villeponteau, B., Landes...
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cascade may lead to the
activation of
endonucleases such as caspase-activated
DNAase (CAD).
After activation, CAD
contributes to DNA degradation.
Betulinic acid...
