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Calcium dependent proteinase (calpain) and muscle protein degradation : molecular approach

Creator:: Alyan, Mohammad Atta
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Coordination of protease systems on muscle protein degradation and identification of calpain substrates using the yeast two-hybrid system

Creator:: Purintrapiban, Juntipa
Abstract:: The first goal of this study was to evaluate the roles of different intracellular proteolytic systems in accelerated skeletal muscle protein degradation. Total, myofibrillar and non-myofibrillar proteolysis were determined in cultured L8/CID muscle cells. Calpain proteolysis was assessed by over-expressed calpastatin inhibitory domain (CD). Lysosomal proteolysis was determined in the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: -calpain (Cong et al., 1989; Kapprell and Goll, 1989). The Ca2 concentration required for various

Purification and characterization of recombinant calpain-5

Creator:: Wang, Mei-Chuan
Abstract:: Recombinant human calpain-5 was expressed in insect cells using a baculovirus system. The expressed calpain-5 was purified by both traditional chromatography and by affinity-column chromatography. Both methods yielded active protease. Calpain-5 displayed very limited hydrophobicity. This indicated that calpain-5 is not a membrane binding protein. Calpain-5 had pI of 8.3....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: calpain-2 (Cong et al., 1989; Kapprell and Goll, 1989). This Ca concentration is significantly higher

Effects of various protease inhibitors on protein degradation of cultured myotubes

Creator:: Wu, Paiyen
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: (Crawford et al., 1993; Cong et al., 1993; Yoshizawa et al., 1995). Calpastatin, an endogenous calpain

Identification of a mechanism underlying heritable subfertility in roosters homozygous for the rose comb allele

Creator:: McLean, Derek J.
Abstract:: The overall objective of this research was to define the cellular basis underlying heritable subfertility in roosters homozygous for the rose comb allele (R/R). Fertilization in the hen is preceded by the ascension of motile sperm through the vagina and sperm sequestration within sperm storage tubules (SST). The objective of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: balanced by breeding in White Wyandottes. Proc.IXth World's Poultry Cong I:122-128. Crawford RD, Merritt

Temporal effects of Dexamethasone on skeletal muscle protein metabolism in rabbits

Creator:: Yeh, Jan-ying
Abstract:: Glucocorticoids are growth-inhibiting steroids. They have been reported to reduce muscle growth by reducing protein synthesis. However, their actions on muscle protein degradation remain equivocal. Glucocorticoids have been reported to transiently increase muscle protein degradation, to not affect this process and to reduce muscle protein degradation. Reasons for these conflicting...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: muscle protein degradation and little change in muscle protein synthesis (Li, 1980). Inflammation, burns

Forage intake and related performance criteria of spring and fall calving cow-calf pairs on summer range

Creator:: Kartchner, Rex John
Abstract:: Three studies during three consecutive summers were conducted at the Squaw Butte Experiment Station to estimate relative and quantitative forage intake of spring and fall calving cow-calf pairs on summer range. In a drylot study (experiment 1) individual animal consumption of fescue or meadow hay cut at 2- to 10-day...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: excreted is related to the amount of fiber in the ration (Maynard and Loos li 1969). Consequently, one

Evaluation of perennial ryegrass straw as a forage source for ruminants

Creator:: Fisher, Michael J.
Abstract:: We conducted two experiments evaluating perennial ryegrass straw as a forage source for ruminants. Experiment 1 evaluated digestion and physiological variables in steers offered perennial ryegrass straw containing increasing levels of lolitrem B. Sixteen ruminally cannulated Angus X Hereford steers (231 ± 2 kg BW) were blocked by weight and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: grass-seed production. Pages 254-25 7 in Proc. XVI mt. Grassland Cong. J. A. Smith and V. W. Hays, ed

Crystallin proteolysis in lens during aging and cataract formation

Creator:: Ueda, Yoji
Abstract:: The major purpose of this research was to characterize partially degraded proteins appearing in the ocular lens during aging and cataract, and to identify the responsible proteolytic activities. This research is significant, because increased protein degradation is associated with lens opacification and cataract. Determining the sites where lens proteins become...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Steroid transformations in the pregnant mare: the effects of exogenous progestins and trilostane on the progestin milieu- in vivo and in vitro

Creator:: Schutzer, William E.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

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Calcium dependent proteinase (calpain) and muscle protein degradation : molecular approach

Coordination of protease systems on muscle protein degradation and identification of calpain substrates using the yeast two-hybrid system

Purification and characterization of recombinant calpain-5

Effects of various protease inhibitors on protein degradation of cultured myotubes

Identification of a mechanism underlying heritable subfertility in roosters homozygous for the rose comb allele

Temporal effects of Dexamethasone on skeletal muscle protein metabolism in rabbits

Forage intake and related performance criteria of spring and fall calving cow-calf pairs on summer range

Evaluation of perennial ryegrass straw as a forage source for ruminants

Crystallin proteolysis in lens during aging and cataract formation

Steroid transformations in the pregnant mare: the effects of exogenous progestins and trilostane on the progestin milieu- in vivo and in vitro

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