metal ionscalciumtitaniumbone formationbone growthIn the process of calcified tissue formation, cells secrete a protein-rich matrix into which they add a metal ion that nucleates in the presence of phosphorus to form an inorganic salt (usually calcium hydroxyapatite). Cellular and tissue responses to...
Double-metal ion adjuvant stabilized Pickering emulsion to amplify humoral and cellular immune responsesdoi:10.26599/NR.2025.94907237vaccinecGAS-STINGPickering nanoemulsionbimetallic adjuvantMetal ions play critical roles in many immune processes, and their modulation may open up new forms of vaccine adjuvant...
How a bacterium becomes resistant to a particular metal depends on the number and location of cellular components sensitive to the specific metal ion. Other important selective factors include the nature of the uptake systems for the metal, the role and interactions of the metal in the normal ...
immune function, cell killing, and neuropeptide signaling (Supplementary Fig.2g). The only significantly enriched molecular functions related to metal ion binding (Supplementary Fig.
For metal ion complementation assays, ZnSO4·7H2O (Fluka 96500), CuSO4 (VWR VW 3312–2), Fe(NO3)3·9H2O (Sigma F–1143) and MnCl2·4H2O (Sigma M8530) were dissolved in H2O to 100 mM. Lactic acid (Fluka 69775) was adjusted to pH 7 with NaOH and diluted with H2O to 0.5 ...
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Sign in to download full-size image Figure 1-2. Diagram of 12 modules of the extracellular segment of an integrin heterodimer that recognizes glycoprotein ligands such as fibronectin. A and M represent metal ion-dependent adhesion sites. The PSI domain refers to plexins, semaphorins, and integrin...
patterns in order to maintain growth under new conditions. Bacterial as well aseukaryotic cellssuch as yeast possess various response mechanisms to counterbalance fluctuations in growth parameters such as temperature, pH, solute concentration,oxygenation,metal ionconcentration, or high levels of organic ...
(BP), metal ion binding, and cation binding (MF), as well as intracellular part (CC). On the other hand, repressed proteins in leaves were categorized under GO terms such as single organism metabolic process (BP), carbon–carbon lyase (MF) activity, and subcellular locations, including ...
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