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1A modification of determination for glucosamine and galactosamine in glycoprotein with the amino acid analyzer. Application to total acid hydrolyzate of rat renal glomerular basement membrane
K. Murayama, N. Shindo, and H. Koide. Analytical biochemistry, 70 (2): 537--541 (February 1976)
10 years ago by @rlipp
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Animals,
Glucosamine,
Hydrogen-Ion
Hydrolysis,
Autoanalysis,
Basement
Kidney
Galactosamine,
Rats
Glomerulus,
Concentration,
Buffers,
Membrane,
Glycoproteins,
Animals,Glucosamine,Hydrogen-IonHydrolysis,Autoanalysis,BasementKidneyGalactosamine,RatsGlomerulus,Concentration,Buffers,Membrane,Glycoproteins,
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18-(Sulfostyryl)xanthines: water-soluble A2A-selective adenosine receptor antagonists
C. Muller, J. Sandoval-Ramirez, U. Schobert, U. Geis, W. Frobenius, and K. Klotz. Bioorg Med Chem, 6 (6): 707-19 (June 1998)Muller, C E Sandoval-Ramirez, J Schobert, U Geis, U Frobenius, W Klotz, K N England Bioorganic & medicinal chemistry Bioorg Med Chem. 1998 Jun;6(6):707-19..
14 years ago by @pharmawuerz
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Hydrogen-Ion
Spectroscopy
Cricetinae
Solubility
&
Radioligand
Cerebral
Proteins/antagonists
Concentration
Rats
inhibitors/biosynthesis
Stimulants/*chemical
Nervous
Animals
Receptor
Styrenes/*chemical
Relationship
Resonance
Arylsulfonic
Structure-Activity
Adenosine
Xanthines/*chemical
synthesis/chemistry/metabolism/pharmacology
Humans
Cortex/metabolism
CHO
Purinergic
Central
System
A2A
Assay
Magnetic
Acids/*chemical
P1/*antagonists
Recombinant
Cell
Hydrogen-IonSpectroscopyCricetinaeSolubility&RadioligandCerebralProteins/antagonistsConcentrationRatsinhibitors/biosynthesisStimulants/*chemicalNervousAnimalsReceptorStyrenes/*chemicalRelationshipResonanceArylsulfonicStructure-ActivityAdenosineXanthines/*chemicalsynthesis/chemistry/metabolism/pharmacologyHumansCortex/metabolismCHOPurinergicCentralSystemA2AAssayMagneticAcids/*chemicalP1/*antagonistsRecombinantCell
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1Agonist-induced internalization and recycling of the human A(3) adenosine receptors: role in receptor desensitization and resensitization
M. Trincavelli, D. Tuscano, P. Cecchetti, A. Falleni, L. Benzi, K. Klotz, V. Gremigni, F. Cattabeni, A. Lucacchini, and C. Martini. J Neurochem, 75 (4): 1493-501 (October 2000)Trincavelli, M L Tuscano, D Cecchetti, P Falleni, A Benzi, L Klotz, K N Gremigni, V Cattabeni, F Lucacchini, A Martini, C Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't United states Journal of neurochemistry J Neurochem. 2000 Oct;75(4):1493-501..
14 years ago by @pharmawuerz
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Hydrogen-Ion
Adenosine/*analogs
Cricetinae
&
Radioligand
Concentration
Transduction/drug
Concanavalin
Potassium/metabolism
Membrane/metabolism
effects
Animals
effects/genetics
Receptor
Labels/pharmacokinetics
Endocytosis/drug
Affinity
P1/*agonists/genetics/*metabolism
effects/*physiology
Ligands
Competitive/drug
Adenosine
Temperature
Binding,
Humans
Immunohistochemistry
CHO
Purinergic
Radioisotopes/analysis
Solutions/pharmacology
A/pharmacology
Transfection
Assay
A3
derivatives/pharmacokinetics
Dose-Response
Hypertonic
Relationship,
Iodine
Signal
Cell
Drug
Hydrogen-IonAdenosine/*analogsCricetinae&RadioligandConcentrationTransduction/drugConcanavalinPotassium/metabolismMembrane/metabolismeffectsAnimalseffects/geneticsReceptorLabels/pharmacokineticsEndocytosis/drugAffinityP1/*agonists/genetics/*metabolismeffects/*physiologyLigandsCompetitive/drugAdenosineTemperatureBinding,HumansImmunohistochemistryCHOPurinergicRadioisotopes/analysisSolutions/pharmacologyA/pharmacologyTransfectionAssayA3derivatives/pharmacokineticsDose-ResponseHypertonicRelationship,IodineSignalCellDrug
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1Characterization of solubilized insulin receptors from rat liver microsomes. Existence of two receptor species with different binding properties
R. Koch, A. Deger, H. Jack, K. Klotz, D. Schenzle, H. Kramer, S. Kelm, G. Muller, R. Rapp, and U. Weber. Eur J Biochem, 154 (2): 281-7 (January 1986)Koch, R Deger, A Jack, H M Klotz, K N Schenzle, D Kramer, H Kelm, S Muller, G Rapp, R Weber, U Comparative Study Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Germany, west European journal of biochemistry / FEBS Eur J Biochem. 1986 Jan 15;154(2):281-7..
14 years ago by @pharmawuerz
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Hydrogen-Ion
Weight
Electrophoresis,
Solubility
Polyacrylamide
Insulin/classification/*metabolism
Male
Concentration
Rats
Labels
Osmolar
Gel
Animals
Receptor
Molecular
Strains
Microsomes,
Affinity
Mice
Chromatography,
Photochemistry
Liver/*metabolism
Female
Hydrogen-IonWeightElectrophoresis,SolubilityPolyacrylamideInsulin/classification/*metabolismMaleConcentrationRatsLabelsOsmolarGelAnimalsReceptorMolecularStrainsMicrosomes,AffinityMiceChromatography,PhotochemistryLiver/*metabolismFemale
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1The single-step method of RNA isolation by acid guanidinium thiocyanate-phenol-chloroform extraction: twenty-something years on
P. Chomczynski, and N. Sacchi. Nat.Protoc., 1 (2): 581-585 (2006)
15 years ago by @kanefendt
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Hydrogen-Ion
Chloroform
RNA
&
isolation
Concentration
Research
Guanidines
analysis
Proteins
Phenol
cells
Chemistry
Gene
protein
Dna
purification
Expression
Thiocyanates
Hydrogen-IonChloroformRNA&isolationConcentrationResearchGuanidinesanalysisProteinsPhenolcellsChemistryGeneproteinDnapurificationExpressionThiocyanates
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1Single-step method of RNA isolation by acid guanidinium thiocyanate-phenol-chloroform extraction
P. Chomczynski, and N. Sacchi. Anal.Biochem., 162 (1): 156-159 (1987)
15 years ago by @kanefendt
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Hydrogen-Ion
Chloroform
RNA
&
Guanidine
Humans
Glands
isolation
Concentration
Rats
Guanidines
Mammary
analysis
Phenol
Animal
Animals
cells
Line
Solutions
purification
Phenols
Cell
Hydrogen-IonChloroformRNA&GuanidineHumansGlandsisolationConcentrationRatsGuanidinesMammaryanalysisPhenolAnimalAnimalscellsLineSolutionspurificationPhenolsCell
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1Increased Na+/H+-exchange activity is the cause of increased Na+i and underlies disturbed calcium handling in the rabbit pressure and volume overload heart failure model.
A. Baartscheer, C. Schumacher, M. van Borren, C. Belterman, R. Coronel, and J. Fiolet. Cardiovasc Res, 57 (4): 1015--1024 (March 2003)
16 years ago by @hake
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Hydrogen-Ion
Calcium,
Antiporter,
Failure,
Concentration;
Cytosol,
metabolism;
Cultured;
Reticulum,
Sodium,
pharmacology;
Animals;
/&/
antagonists
Sodium-Hydrogen
Heart
Myocytes,
Up-Regulation
Sarcoplasmic
Cells,
Rabbits;
inhibitors/physiology;
Cardiac,
Guanidines,
Sulfones,
Hydrogen-IonCalcium,Antiporter,Failure,Concentration;Cytosol,metabolism;Cultured;Reticulum,Sodium,pharmacology;Animals;/&/antagonistsSodium-HydrogenHeartMyocytes,Up-RegulationSarcoplasmicCells,Rabbits;inhibitors/physiology;Cardiac,Guanidines,Sulfones,
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