Search Results - "Chapman, N.M"

Domain I of the 5′ non-translated genomic region in coxsackievirus B3 RNA is not required for productive replication by Jaramillo, L, Smithee, S, Tracy, S, Chapman, N.M

“…Abstract Domain I is a cloverleaf-like secondary structure at the 5′ termini of all enterovirus genomes, comprising part of a cis -acting replication element…”
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The extrachromosomal elements of the Naegleria genus: How little we know by Nguyen, B.T., Chapman, N.M., Tracy, S., Drescher, K.M.

“…There are currently 47 characterized species in the Naegleria genus of free-living amoebae. Each amoeba has thousands of extrachromosomal elements that are…”
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Effect of water quality on the leaching of a low-grade copper sulfide ore by Watling, H.R., Shiers, D.W., Li, J., Chapman, N.M., Douglas, G.B.

“…•Seawater substitution for freshwater can increase copper extraction rates.•Chalcopyrite and bornite both oxidised more readily in saline water.•Reaction…”
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Enhanced functionalisation of major facilitator superfamily transporters via fusion of C-terminal protein domains is both extensive and varied in bacteria by Willson, Benjamin J, Dalzell, Lindsey, Chapman, Liam N M, Thomas, Gavin H

“…The evolution of gene fusions that result in covalently linked protein domains is widespread in bacteria, where spatially coupling domain functionalities can…”
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Secondary enterovirus infection in the murine model of myocarditis by Beck, M.A. (University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE), Chapman, N.M, McManus, B.M, Mullican, J.C, Tracy, S

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Comoviruses and enteroviruses share a T cell epitope by Beck, M A, Tracy, S, Coller, B A, Chapman, N M, Hufnagel, G, Johnson, J E, Lomonossoff, G

“…An in vitro murine T cell proliferation assay was used to determine whether an antigenic epitope(s) recognized by enterovirus-immune T cells is held in common…”
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