-
protein with a
quaternary structure of four
subunits (tetrameric).
Homotetramers have four
identical subunits (such as
glutathione S-transferase), and...
- enneamer, heptamer, heterodimer, heterotetramer, hexamer, homodimer,
homotetramer, isomer, isomeric, isomerism, mereology, merisis, merism, meristem, meristematic...
-
metabolism (i3VD, i2VD, GD, and iBD). Most acyl-CoA
dehydrogenases are α4
homotetramers, and in two
cases (for very long
chain fatty acid substrates) they are...
- the
myocardium (heart muscle).
Ryanodine receptors are
multidomain homotetramers which regulate intracellular calcium ion
release from the sarcoplasmic...
- only the M isozyme, therefore, the
muscle PFK1 is
composed solely of
homotetramers of M4. The
liver and
kidneys express predominantly the L isoform. In...
- tissues.
Steinert et al. has
shown that
nestin forms homodimers and
homotetramers but does not form IF by
itself in vitro. In mixtures,
nestin preferentially...
- that
facilitate the
formation of
catalytically active neuraminidase homotetramers from
yeast and
Staphylothermus marinus,
which allow for
secretion of...
-
monomers come
together to form the
aquaporin protein, it is
known as a
homotetramer,
meaning it is made up of four
identical subunits. All
aquaporins are...
- well, or
retrograde transport. This means,
these unique yeast kinesin homotetramers have the
novel ability to move bi-directionally. Kinesin, so far, has...
- to
regulate ion
conduction and
channel gating. The
pores may also be
homotetramers or heterotetramers;
where heterotetramers may be
encoded as distinct...
