Search Results - "Uotila, Sanna T.H"
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Introduction of histidine residues into avidin subunit interfaces allows pH-dependent regulation of quaternary structure and biotin binding
Published in FEBS letters (18-12-2003)“…In order to turn the subunit association and biotin binding of avidin into pH-sensitive phenomena, we have replaced individually three amino acid residues in…”
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Construction of a Dual Chain Pseudotetrameric Chicken Avidin by Combining Two Circularly Permuted Avidins
Published in The Journal of biological chemistry (27-08-2004)“…Two distinct circularly permuted forms of chicken avidin were designed with the aim of constructing a fusion avidin containing two biotin-binding sites in one…”
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Rational Design of an Active Avidin Monomer
Published in The Journal of biological chemistry (07-02-2003)“…Homotetrameric chicken avidin that binds four molecules of biotin was converted to a monomeric form (monoavidin) by mutations of two interface residues:…”
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Enhancing the thermal stability of avidin. Introduction of disulfide bridges between subunit interfaces
Published in The Journal of biological chemistry (24-01-2003)“…In this study we showed that tetrameric chicken avidin can be stabilized by introducing intermonomeric disulfide bridges between its subunits. These covalent…”
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Production of Hev b5 as a fluorescent biotin-binding tripartite fusion protein in insect cells
Published in Biochemical and biophysical research communications (14-10-2005)“…The presented green fluorescent protein and streptavidin core-based tripartite fusion system provides a simple and efficient way for the production of proteins…”
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Enhancing the Thermal Stability of Avidin
Published in The Journal of biological chemistry (24-01-2003)“…In this study we showed that tetrameric chicken avidin can be stabilized by introducing intermonomeric disulfide bridges between its subunits. These covalent…”
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