Example sentences for: multimers

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  • A previous study has reported that the presence of capsaicin and chemical cross-linkers influence the formation of multimers in VR1 [ 23 ] . Moreover, this study reported that cross-linking could be a Ca 2+mediated process, through the activation of endogenous transglutaminases.

  • Evidence that VR1 is capable of forming multimers has been previously reported when studied under pseudo-native conditions [ 23 ] . In this previous study, tetramers were the major band observed, although larger and smaller bands were also seen.

  • The higher MW bands most likely represent GFAP multimers, while the lower MW bands are possibly degradation products.

  • For those ion channels within this superfamily for which stoichiometry has been directly examined, all have been shown to be composed of four six-transmembrane domain subunits or pseudosubunits, with auxiliary subunits sometimes present as well [ 22 ] . An initial characterization of VR1 channels expressed in Cos and CHO cells has recently revealed that, under certain conditions, they run as multimers on pseudo-native (PFO) gels, with tetramers being one of the primary bands observed [ 23 ] . Thus, like other six membrane spanning domain channels, VR1 almost certainly forms as a tetramer; whether it combines with homologous subunits to form heteromeric channels remains to be determined.

  • The claim that such turbidity did not affect 13C-NMR measurements [ 3 5 6 ] contrasts with evidence that even small multimers can change NMR chemical shifts [ 25 26 ] . It should be noted also that, at high concentrations of B =, extensive, reversible self-association of B =can lead to apparently stable supersaturation with no separation of an insoluble phase [ 2 ] . For example, at pH 8.5 and a UCB concentration of 20 μM (63 times S), the weight-average aggregation number of UCB has been found to be 7.17 [ 18 ] , corresponding to a molecular weight of 4,195.


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