Cted ES Antigens--To get an insight into the functions of parasite ES antigens, we studied possible signaling/immunomodulatory roles (based on in silico predictions) of PfSEL1 and PfSEL2 proteins. Earlier studies in Caenorhabditis elegans have shown that C. elegans SEL1 is a secreted or membrane-associated protein and a negative regulator of LIN-12 and GLP-1 receptors of the Notch signaling pathwa
E or membrane complex, and on the plasma membrane and in the cytoplasm of both the ectodermal and gastrodermal cells (8, 25, 28, 118, 398). This positioning of the CA likely provides some clues as to the carbon transport pathways involved. It was initially thought that HCO3 is actively taken up via HCO3 transporters, largely across the coral ectodermis (8, 25). However, more recent evidence (118)
While the P61 crystal (Xtal2) has three. Since the refolded protein has been demonstrated to have full biological activity (Fig. 3), it is unsurprising that the structure revealed is consistent with the earlier NMR structures of eukaryotically expressed CD59. THESEUS (Theobald Wuttke, 2006) was used to analyse and compare the variation per residue between the new structures and the closest to me
S in the prostasomal lipid raft. Additionally, we found proteins belonging to the ESCRT-III and Vps4 complex, but no proteins from ESCRT-0 and ESCRT-II. Furthermore, we identified ALIX, a protein that interacts with TSG101 (a component of ESCRT-I) and CHMP4 (a component of ESCRT-III) and that is thought to participate in the abscission process (57). ALIX in complex with syntenin (Table I) and synd