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Plasmodium falciparum GBP2 is a telomere-associated protein that binds to G-quadruplex DNA and RNA (2022)
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In the early-diverging protozoan parasite Plasmodium, few telomere-binding proteins have been identified and several are unique. Plasmodium telomeres, like those of most eukaryotes, contain guanine-rich repeats that can form G-quadruplex structures.... Read More about Plasmodium falciparum GBP2 is a telomere-associated protein that binds to G-quadruplex DNA and RNA.

Coupling Plant-Derived Cyclotides to Metal Surfaces: An Antibacterial and Antibiofilm Study (2018)
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Modification of metal surfaces with antimicrobial peptides is a promising approach to reduce bacterial adhesion. Here, cyclic peptides or cycloids, possessing remarkable stability and antimicrobial activities, were extracted and purified from Viola p... Read More about Coupling Plant-Derived Cyclotides to Metal Surfaces: An Antibacterial and Antibiofilm Study.

A proteomic investigation into mechanisms underpinning corticosteroid effects on neural stem cells. (2018)
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Corticosteroids (CSs) are widely used clinically, for example in pediatric respiratory distress syndrome, and immunosuppression to prevent rejection of stem cell transplant populations in neural cell therapy. However, such treatment can be associated... Read More about A proteomic investigation into mechanisms underpinning corticosteroid effects on neural stem cells..

Dietary geranylgeraniol can limit the activity of pitavastatin as a potential treatment for drug-resistant ovarian cancer (2017)
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Pre-clinical and retrospective studies of patients using statins to reduce plasma cholesterol have suggested that statins may be useful to treat cancer. However, prospective clinical trials have yet to demonstrate significant efficacy. We have previo... Read More about Dietary geranylgeraniol can limit the activity of pitavastatin as a potential treatment for drug-resistant ovarian cancer.

Electron transfer dissociation of native peptides facilitates enhanced identification of urinary peptides (2015)
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Urine as a biofluid is commonly used in clinical diagnostics, including those performed during pregnancy. Urine is a rich source of polypeptides and polypeptidic protein degradation products, which have been filtered from blood plasma, thus urine has... Read More about Electron transfer dissociation of native peptides facilitates enhanced identification of urinary peptides.