D-Net

package eu.dnetlib.data.mapreduce.actions;

import com.google.gson.JsonObject;

import com.google.gson.JsonParser;

import eu.dnetlib.actionmanager.actions.ActionFactory;

import eu.dnetlib.actionmanager.actions.AtomicAction;

import eu.dnetlib.actionmanager.common.Agent;

import eu.dnetlib.data.mapreduce.hbase.dataimport.ScholExplorerConfiguration;

import eu.dnetlib.data.mapreduce.hbase.dataimport.ScholixToActions;

import eu.dnetlib.data.transform.xml.AbstractDNetXsltFunctions;

import eu.dnetlib.miscutils.datetime.DateUtils;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;

import org.junit.Assert;

import org.junit.Before;

import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.BufferedReader;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.io.InputStream;

import java.io.InputStreamReader;

import java.util.HashMap;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Map;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class ScholexplorerActionMapperTest {

    private Map<String, ScholExplorerConfiguration> configurationMap;

    private String setName;

    private Agent agent;

    private String nsPrefix;

    private String dsName;

    private String dsId;

    @Before

    public void initializeCofiguration(){

        configurationMap= new HashMap<>();

        configurationMap.put("issn", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, false));

        configurationMap.put("openaire", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, false));

        configurationMap.put("pmid", new ScholExplorerConfiguration("pmid", true,"https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/%s"));

        configurationMap.put("doi", new ScholExplorerConfiguration("doi", true,"http://dx.doi.org/%s"));

        configurationMap.put("pbmid", new ScholExplorerConfiguration("pmid", true,"https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/%s"));

        configurationMap.put("openaire ", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, false));

        configurationMap.put("pmcid", new ScholExplorerConfiguration("pmc", true,"https://europepmc.org/articles/%s"));

        configurationMap.put("pubmedid", new ScholExplorerConfiguration("pmid", true,"https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/%s"));

        configurationMap.put("icpsr", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, false));

        configurationMap.put("dnet", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, false));

        configurationMap.put("url ", new ScholExplorerConfiguration(null, true,"%s"));

        setName = "DLI";

        agent= new Agent("agentId","agentName", Agent.AGENT_TYPE.service);

        nsPrefix = "scholexplore";

        dsName = "ScholExplorer";

        dsId = "scholexplorer";

    }

    @Test

    public void testSubString () {

        final String dnetId ="50|dli_resolver::7b7b9a57a40818d10cf2532d71f012fa";

        assertEquals("7b7b9a57a40818d10cf2532d71f012fa", dnetId.substring(17));

        System.out.println(AbstractDNetXsltFunctions.md5("SNSF - Swiss National Science Foundation"));

    }

    @Test

    public void testSingleScholixAction() throws IOException {

        final InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("/eu/dnetlib/data/mapreduce/actions/part-00000");

        final BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));

//        in.readLine();

//        in.readLine();

        String line = in.readLine();

        System.out.println(line);

        final JsonParser parser = new JsonParser();

        JsonObject root = parser.parse(line).getAsJsonObject();

        List<AtomicAction> actions = ScholixToActions.generateActionsFromScholix(root, configurationMap, setName, agent, new ActionFactory(), nsPrefix, dsName, dsId, DateUtils.now_ISO8601());

        actions.forEach(it-> System.out.println(String.format("%s    cf:%s    qualifier:%s", it.getTargetRowKey(), it.getTargetColumnFamily(), it.getTargetColumn())));

    }

    @Test

    public void testScholixAction() throws IOException {

        final InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("/eu/dnetlib/data/mapreduce/actions/part-00000");

        final BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));

        String line = in.readLine();

        while (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(line)){

            final JsonParser parser = new JsonParser();

            JsonObject root = parser.parse(line).getAsJsonObject();

            try {

                List<AtomicAction> actions = ScholixToActions.generateActionsFromScholix(root, configurationMap, setName, agent, new ActionFactory(), nsPrefix, dsName, dsId, DateUtils.now_ISO8601());

                Assert.assertNotNull(actions);

                Assert.assertTrue(actions.size() > 0);

            } catch (Throwable e) {

                System.out.println(line);

                throw (new RuntimeException(e));

            }

            line = in.readLine();

        }

    }

}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Parasitology research"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::52efa98a0893f745495fc21e46be7ad8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=7624289&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5d72b7ab35d159055ab3b729cf6bbda8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=7624289&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "7624289"}], "author": ["Luton K", "Johnson A M", "Gleeson M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::9e2063986720cf59ad3269d4a84a0785", "title": ["rRNA gene sequence heterogeneity among Toxoplasma gondii strains."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of clinical virology : the official publication of the Pan American Society for Clinical Virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::802cfc3618ac6f6c26fe1cd0f8c0489e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20207192&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4b4d055b1618ef1521b5d79260817817", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20207192&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: Occupational exanthematic diseases represent an important cause of public health impact and economical losses. Among the viral exanthematic diseases, two caused by poxviruses are noteworthy: the bovine vaccinia (BV), caused by the Vaccinia virus (VACV); and the milker's nodule, in which the agent is the Pseudocowpox virus (PCPV). Both agents are zoonotic and have been associated with several cases of bovine infection. In Brazilian rural areas BV has been highly prevalent, particularly in milk herds. Farmers, milkers and their close contacts developed lesions on the hands, forearms, legs and face accompanied by several systemic symptoms. Although VACV and PCPV present with similar epidemiological and transmission patterns, no VACV and PCPV co-infection cases have to date been described. OBJECTIVES: To describe the first case of zoonotic VACV and PCVP co-infection, based on serological and molecular methods. STUDY DESIGN AND RESULTS: In this work we report a case of a Brazilian rural worker who presented with a large severely ulcerated-pustule skin lesion, associated with fever, headache, malaise, myalgia and axillary, inguinal and cervical limphadenopathy. The worker declared occupational contact with cattle that had notable injuries on their teats. Human and bovine clinical samples were collected and submitted to serological and molecular tests. PCR and phylogenetic analysis revealed the presence of VACV DNA and PCPV DNA in the patient's lesion. Serological tests indicated anti-VACV neutralizing antibodies and molecular assays showed the presence of VACV and PCPV DNA in the patient sera. VACV and PCPV also were detected in dairy cattle. CONCLUSION: Together, these results indicate a case of zoonotic VACV/PCPV co-infection. Epidemiological surveillance and appropriate medical treatment are essential for the control of both diseases, especially in the most severe cases, as described in the present study.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.jcv.2010.02.001"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "20207192"}], "author": ["Lobato Zélia I P", "Drumond Betânia P", "Kroon Erna G", "Ferreira Paulo C", "Trindade Giliane S", "Guedes Maria I", "Bonjardim Cláudio A", "Silva-Fernandes André T", "Assis Felipe L", "Madureira Marieta", "Abrahão Jônatas S", "Turrini Filippo", "Leite Juliana A", "Coelho Luiz F L", "Fonseca Flávio G"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::a8fd6fec08ec1d8da00245154f88e25b", "title": ["Human Vaccinia virus and Pseudocowpox virus co-infection: clinical description and phylogenetic characterization."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Systematic and applied microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e0642068916cbcc5c50b56984d3eacb9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11542149&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3c6db6c84beebcbadc10b8f2653934fc", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11542149&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Sequences for the spacer regions that separate the 16S and 23S ribosomal RNA genes have been determined for four more (strategically placed) archaebacteria. These confirm the general rule that methanogens and extreme halophiles have spacers that contain a single tRNAala gene, while tRNA genes are not found in the spacer region of the true extreme thermophiles. The present study also shows that the spacer regions from the sulfate reducing Archaeglobus and the extreme thermophile Thermococcus (both of which cluster phylogenetically with the methanogens and extreme halophiles) contain each a tRNAala gene. Thus, not only all methanogens and extreme halophiles show this characteristic, but all organisms on the \"methanogen branch\" of the archaebacterial tree appear to do so. The finding of a tRNA gene in the spacer region of the extreme thermophile Thermococcus celer is the first known phenotypic property that links this organism with its phylogenetic counterparts, the methanogens, rather than with its phenotypic counterparts, the sulfur-dependent extreme thermophiles.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11542149"}], "author": ["Woese C R", "Achenbach-Richter L"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::1793df639a83dc97c209af4161f81bf0", "title": ["The ribosomal gene spacer region in archaebacteria."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["BMC genomics"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::e225095802d6a7d6a71bac6de3e07111", "id": {"identifier": "hm189212", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a42473c32e27164392b48fef4b622157", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20969792&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3ef1e4bdd9795a61be5731fb54a34644", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20969792&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::95cc0988210b95c700ede23b554fb544", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20969792&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: The family Tetranychidae (Chelicerata: Acari) includes ~1200 species, many of which are of agronomic importance. To date, mitochondrial genomes of only two Tetranychidae species have been sequenced, and it has been found that these two mitochondrial genomes are characterized by many unusual features in genome organization and structure such as gene order and nucleotide frequency. The scarcity of available sequence data has greatly impeded evolutionary studies in Acari (mites and ticks). Information on Tetranychidae mitochondrial genomes is quite important for phylogenetic evaluation and population genetics, as well as the molecular evolution of functional genes such as acaricide-resistance genes. In this study, we sequenced the complete mitochondrial genome of Panonychus citri (Family Tetranychidae), a worldwide citrus pest, and provide a comparison to other Acari. RESULTS: The mitochondrial genome of P. citri is a typical circular molecule of 13,077 bp, and contains the complete set of 37 genes that are usually found in metazoans. This is the smallest mitochondrial genome within all sequenced Acari and other Chelicerata, primarily due to the significant size reduction of protein coding genes (PCGs), a large rRNA gene, and the A + T-rich region. The mitochondrial gene order for P. citri is the same as those for P. ulmi and Tetranychus urticae, but distinctly different from other Acari by a series of gene translocations and/or inversions. The majority of the P. citri mitochondrial genome has a high A + T content (85.28%), which is also reflected by AT-rich codons being used more frequently, but exhibits a positive GC-skew (0.03). The Acari mitochondrial nad1 exhibits a faster amino acid substitution rate than other genes, and the variation of nucleotide substitution patterns of PCGs is significantly correlated with the G + C content. Most tRNA genes of P. citri are extremely truncated and atypical (44-65, 54.1 ± 4.1 bp), lacking either the T- or D-arm, as found in P. ulmi, T. urticae, and other Acariform mites. CONCLUSIONS: The P. citri mitochondrial gene order is markedly different from those of other chelicerates, but is conserved within the family Tetranychidae indicating that high rearrangements have occurred after Tetranychidae diverged from other Acari. Comparative analyses suggest that the genome size, gene order, gene content, codon usage, and base composition are strongly variable among Acari mitochondrial genomes. While extremely small and unusual tRNA genes seem to be common for Acariform mites, further experimental evidence is needed.", "author": ["Jin-Jun Wang", "Yuan Ming-Long", "Ming-Long Yuan", "Dou Wei", "Bao-Jun Wang", "Wang Jin-Jun", "Wei Dan-Dan", "Dan-Dan Wei", "Wei Dou", "Wang Bao-Jun"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/1471-2164-11-597"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "20969792"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "20969792"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::818957b52a5f5872d210e5743a56cdfd", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2010-10-23"], "title": ["The complete mitochondrial genome of the citrus red mite Panonychus citri (Acari: Tetranychidae): high genome rearrangement and extremely truncated tRNAs."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::3c39237578624ee2594c377fab93fef2", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc8bjz2", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::9d5ca070e5b9d1ed0d60eb4922aa9f93", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc8bk04", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The monohydrate of the title phenolic diacid (C 8 H 6 O 5 .H 2 O, 2-hydroxybenzene-1,3-dioic acid or 3-carboxysalicylic acid) adopts a planar conformation, with the phenol hydrogen internally hydrogen-bonded to the carbonyl of one highly ordered carboxyl, which, in turn, donates a hydrogen bond to the oxygen of water. The second carboxyl is disordered and hydrogen-bonded both to water and to the disordered carboxyl of a centrosymmetrically related neighbor in a static disorder arrangement extending over two full asymmetric units. The water accepts either one or two hydrogen bonds and donates a long bifurcated hydrogen bond shared equally by O atoms of the phenol and the disordered carboxyl. The hydrogen bonding includes no standard carboxyl pairing and is entirely two-dimensional. The resulting planar ribbons stack translationally at a distance of 3.413 (8) A, in an offset arrangement having non-translational interplanar distances of 0.821 (5) and 2.592 (6) A. This structure is compared with two previously reported for this compound. The title compound forms a monoanion, whose tetraphenylphosphonium salt is described (C 32 H 25 O 5 P, tetraphenylphosphonium 2,6-dicarboxyphenolate, tetraphenylphosphonium 2-oxidoisophthalic acid or tetraphenylphosphonium 3-carboxysalicylate). The phenol oxygen is the site of formal negative charge on the anion, which is stabilized in a planar arrangement by symmetrical hydrogen bonds from both ortho-carboxyl groups. The energetics of this arrangement, the phenol and carboxyl acidities, and factors affecting those acidities and providing anion stabilization are discussed.", "author": ["Dubois Patrick", "Bawa Shaleen", "Coté Marie L.", "Thompson Hugh W.", "Lalancette Roger A."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1107/s0108768104012686"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::47d539a7e7941f7154edb643a36f0565", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"2-Hydroxyisophthalic acid: hydrogen-bonding patterns in the monohydrate and the tetraphenylphosphonium salt. An instance of dramatic acidity enhancement by symmetric, internally hydrogen-bonded anion stabilization\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"publisher": ["Biochemical genetics"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed", "datasourceName": "PubMed"}], "relatedDatasets": 1, "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::24a877b50b7c3c159cc933536342b19f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24449181&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The big-headed turtle (Platysternon megacephalum) is critically endangered because of overharvesting, illegal trade, and habitat destruction. Assessment of genetic variability in existing populations becomes very important to the taxonomy and conservation of this species. Here we describe 14 microsatellite loci isolated from an enriched genomic library of the big-headed turtle, and the polymorphisms of these loci were assessed in 28 individuals from Huizhou, Heyuan, Zhaoqing, and Shaoguan of Guangdong, China. The range of polymorphism information content is 0.305-0.738, and no evidence of significant linkage disequilibrium was found among any pairs of loci. These 14 new polymorphic microsatellite loci can be used in population genetics, taxonomy, phylogeography, behavior ecology, and conservation efforts of Platysternon megacephalum.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s10528-014-9640-2"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24449181"}], "author": ["Gong Shiping", "Ge Yan", "Wang Fumin", "Chen Jinping", "Chen Guoling", "Hua Liushuai"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::0afb88abbfd7ba0e8a1056681bef4891", "title": ["Isolation and characterization of 14 polymorphic microsatellite loci in the big-headed turtle (Platysternon megacephalum)."], "typology": "publication"}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Genomics"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5293ae207db0fec685cfdf3a7faffa27", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8586424&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We report here the isolation of a novel cDNA, designated LIS2, that maps to chromosome 2p11.2 by in situ hybridization and demonstrates extremely high sequence similarity to the recently identified LIS1 gene involved in Miller-Dieker lissencephaly at 17p13.3. Specific probes for LIS2 revealed a pattern of expression resembling that of LIS1, although LIS2 is less abundant. Surprisingly, LIS2 detected an additional, higher molecular weight transcript in adult skeletal muscle. Isolated YAC clones and P1 clones mapped by in situ hybridization to two loci on chromosome 2,2p11.2 and 2q13-q14. This hybridization was due to the existence of LIS2 pseudogene LIS2P on the long arm of chromosome 2.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8586424"}], "author": ["Lindsay E A", "Reiner O", "Bar-Am I", "Cahana A", "Sapir T", "Baldini A", "Carrozzo R", "Shmueli O", "Ledbetter D H"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::802f293448c543e140e3fb7f4cec90e3", "title": ["LIS2, gene and pseudogene, homologous to LIS1 (lissencephaly 1), located on the short and long arms of chromosome 2."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of molecular evolution"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::86a1ff0de49ae9dca1d0ff427d02180d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9847403&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::55df31a087b8b2e445a7f07a94a8ea27", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9847403&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Sequence analysis of two nuclear-encoded glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) genes isolated from the dinoflagellate Gonyaulax polyedra distinguishes them as cytosolic and chloroplastic forms of the enzyme. Distance analysis of the cytosolic sequence shows the Gonyaulax gene branching early within the cytosolic clade, consistent with other analyses. However, the plastid sequence forms a monophyletic group with the plastid isoforms of cryptomonads, within an otherwise cytosolic clade, distinct from all other plastid GAPDHs. This is attributed to lateral gene transfer from an ancestral cryptomonad to a dinoflagellate, providing the first example of genetic exchange accompanying symbiotic associations between the two, which are common in present day cells.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9847403"}], "author": ["Morse D", "Woodland Hastings J", "Fagan T"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::e8507af0e1578871c6f25e76f49f8457", "title": ["The phylogeny of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase indicates lateral gene transfer from cryptomonads to dinoflagellates."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::1b52efe10ab2262e9180184895b76b75", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc4m743", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::d915e86eec8830c4a7a5b9b290a021e5", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc4m754", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Two types of crystals were isolated from aqueous solutions of copper(II) salts, the tetradentate diaminodiamide ligand H2L1 (H2L1 = 1,8-diamino-3,6-diazaoctane-4,5-dione) and base. Crystal structural analyses revealed that one is the expected [Cu(L1)] and the other is the corresponding dimer [Cu2(L1)2], with the two copper(II) chromophores in nearly parallel planes (Cu· · ·Cu distance = 3.35 A; angle between the two planes, θ = 18.6°), where each ligand co-ordinates to both metal centers. Relief of strain, induced by the central, flat, five-membered chelate ring with two amide donors and two fused five-membered rings, and van der Waals attractions may be responsible for the stabilization of the dimer. This is supported by force field calculations which accurately reproduce the experimentally observed structures (RMS = 0.14 (monomer), 0.19 A (dimer)), define them as the lowest strain energy conformers and find a stabilization of the dimer by 24 kJ mol–1 (ΔUstrain = 2Ustrainmonomer – Ustraindimer).", "author": ["Gavrish Sergey P.", "Comba Peter", "Peters Alexander", "Lightfoot Philip", "Lampeka Yaroslaw D."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1039/a905437e"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::775653c4df8dd6597ee5627dbf5ea098", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Dimerization of a copper(II) compound with a tetradentate diaminodiamide ligand †\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "OpenAIRE", "datasourceId": "dli_________::openaire"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "OpenAIRE", "dnetId": "60|openaire____::fa98ed59380c4614f336e4997d4cbeb5", "id": {"identifier": "10.4232/1.0680", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "This paper attempts to explicitly integrate the idea of reference group when measuring relative deprivation. It assumes that in assessing her situation in society an individual compares herself with individuals whose environment can be considered as being similar to hers. By environment we mean the set of people with a similar set of observable characteristics such as human capital, household attributes and location. We therefore propose to measure relative deprivation by comparing the actual income of an individual with the one he could have expected on the basis of the level of these characteristics. We then aggregate these individual comparisons by computing an index of \"distributional change\" that compares, on a non anonymous basis, the distributions of the actual and \"expected\" incomes. At the difference of other approaches to relative deprivation our measure takes into account not only the difference between the actual and \"expected\" individual incomes but also that between the actual and \"expected\" individual ranks. We applied our approach to Moldova, the poorest country in Europe, using a survey which covered a period of six years (from 2000 to 2005). We then observed that our measure of deprivation, when compared to other possible measures of deprivation, had a higher correlation with the answers given by individuals in the survey we used to a question on their assessment of their housing living conditions (a higher number corresponding to a worse subjective situation).", "author": ["Jacques Silber", "Paolo Verme"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "openaire", "id": "oai:dnet:dedup_wf_001::46ad373b6cb3d2b853cca7a54f12ff25"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d2592523cf6d2ed728b316207f82e980", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Distributional change, reference groups and the measurement of relative deprivation"], "relatedDatasets": 1, "subject": [{"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:O15"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:D31"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:D63"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:I32"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "deprivation, reference groups, and inequality."}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Deprivation ; Inequality ; Reference group"}]}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ed82f26ad82dba3634603a32b8b18ae2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8293992&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::820bcebf7a6fcac2c12a06f633c7e98d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8293992&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The putative DNA polymerase-encoding gene of African swine fever virus has been sequenced. The gene, designated G1207R, is located in the central region of the viral genome, and encodes a protein of 1207 amino acids (aa) with a predicted M(r) of 139,835. The gene is transcribed at both early and late stages of infection into a 4.1-kb RNA. Transcription is initiated at tsp, 8 nucleotides (nt) upstream from the start codon. Open reading frame (ORF) G1207R contains four direct repeats in tandem close to the 3'-end. Each repeat consists of 12 nt, coding for the reiterated sequence, K/NPAG. The deduced aa sequence of G1207R shows significant similarity with DNA polymerases from cellular and viral origin, belonging to the alpha-like family of DNA polymerases. In particular, the G1207R protein presents a colinear arrangement of all the 3'-->5' exonuclease and polymerization highly conserved aa regions characteristic of this group of DNA-dependent DNA polymerases.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8293992"}], "author": ["Rodríguez J F", "Salas M L", "Viñuela E", "Rodríguez J M", "Yáñez R J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::7916e33031f77c250257303c3c16575d", "title": ["The DNA polymerase-encoding gene of African swine fever virus: sequence and transcriptional analysis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a4741fe296197ed71613369ff2798782", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20302924&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e2fbea25395faefdcf206eafdc2ef6d9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20302924&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Among the Solanum genus, Solanum quitoense Lam. (lulo) is a promising species of Neotropical Solanaceae to become a premium crop in international markets. Wild relatives of S. quitoense are a source of desirable characteristics to be exploited for genetic improvement. To enhance the understanding of and access to the genetic diversity in landrace and wild relatives of lulo, we estimated the relative sequence diversity among them and their wild relative Solanum hirtum. With the use of COSII markers, we established that diversity of cultivated lulo (S. quitoense) is significantly lower than that of its wild relative S. hirtum. In the same way, we found that diversity of lulo is similar to that previously reported for tomato, while the diversity of S. hirtum is comparable to that of other wild relatives of cultivated plants. Our results suggest that high variability of some genes associated to abiotic stress response and pathogen resistance has been favored in wild and cultivated lulo plants.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "20302924"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.gene.2010.03.005"}], "author": ["Bedoya-Reina Oscar C", "Barrero Luz S"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::8c9ef9ff6ac660db901ee9f68ba73ab5", "title": ["Preliminary assessment of COSII gene diversity in lulo and a relative species: initial identification of genes potentially associated with domestication."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Nucleic acids research"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::39bbd3a83a8b60b02778bb7eabf9d4d4", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1840677&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::3eb48400dd84f6f4b3b42b069b71ccfa", "id": {"identifier": "x60103", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6b3c0f97c8aef207e1f1e85e5378e44c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1840677&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f8aefffb752d117cdf67b86166f99699", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1840677&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The mouse pancreatic ribonuclease gene Rib-1 was isolated from a library of mouse genomic DNA and sequenced. This small gene contains a nontranslated exon of 52 base pairs, an intron of 791 base pairs, and a coding exon of 741 base pairs. Rib-1 transcripts were detected in parotid gland as well as in pancreas. The abundance of the transcripts were approximately 200-fold greater in pancreatic RNA than in parotid RNA. The sites of transcription initiation were mapped by primer extension and ribonuclease protection assays. One major initiation site and several minor initiation sites were identified in pancreatic RNA. Transcription in parotid appears to be initiated from the same sites. Parotid-specific transcripts were not detected. The data suggest that Rib-1 is transcribed in pancreas and parotid from the same promoter. This is in contrast with the mechanism for production of amylase in pancreas and parotid, which is accomplished by tissue specific expression of different gene copies.", "author": ["Koeplin D", "Meisler M H", "Lc, Samuelson", "Howard, G.", "Rm, Schmid", "Mh, Meisler", "Samuelson L C", "Schmid R M", "Koeplin, D.", "Wiebauer K", "Howard G", "Wiebauer, K."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1840677"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "1840677"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::6fcb884133be13c456c1f57435467a3b", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1991-12-01"], "title": ["Isolation of the murine ribonuclease gene Rib-1: structure and tissue specific expression in pancreas and parotid gland."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6caa56558d921c4ba29e3e04f402eb03", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17005695&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::48305e86f042ab57b751f735e725b875", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17005695&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Cytomegaloviruses carry the US22 family of genes, which have common sequence motifs but diverse functions. Only two of the 12 US22 family genes of murine cytomegalovirus (MCMV) are essential for virus replication, but their functions have remained unknown. In the present study, we deleted the essential US22 family genes, m142 and m143, from the MCMV genome and propagated the mutant viruses on complementing cells. The m142 and the m143 deletion mutants were both unable to replicate in noncomplementing cells at low and high multiplicities of infection. In cells infected with the deletion mutants, viral immediate-early and early proteins were expressed, but viral DNA replication and synthesis of the late-gene product glycoprotein B were inhibited, even though mRNAs of late genes were present. Global protein synthesis was impaired in these cells, which correlated with phosphorylation of the double-stranded RNA-dependent protein kinase R (PKR) and its target protein, the eukaryotic translation initiation factor 2alpha, suggesting that m142 and m143 are necessary to block the PKR-mediated shutdown of protein synthesis. Replication of the m142 and m143 knockout mutants was partially restored by expression of the human cytomegalovirus TRS1 gene, a known double-stranded-RNA-binding protein that inhibits PKR activation. These results indicate that m142 and m143 are both required for inhibition of the PKR-mediated host antiviral response.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17005695"}], "author": ["Valchanova Ralitsa S", "Picard-Maureau Marcus", "Budt Matthias", "Brune Wolfram"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::3dd534e272097a1d583acabb17a9ddb3", "title": ["Murine cytomegalovirus m142 and m143 are both required to block protein kinase R-mediated shutdown of protein synthesis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f12d6b08478adae26eff8854b00f8fda", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9602172&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4d7a51cdaadc19ac2a53b7f795435f8e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9602172&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We report the sequences of seven new cytoplasmic intermediate filament (IF) proteins of the cephalochordate Branchiostoma. The eight sequences currently known describe four subfamilies (A, B, C and D). All eight IF proteins show the short-length version of the coil 1b subdomain found in vertebrates and lack the additional 42 residues present in all nuclear lamins and the protostomic IF proteins. Although the lancelet is considered to be the closest relative of the vertebrates, it is difficult to relate its IF subfamilies unambiguously to a particular type I-IV subfamily of vertebrates. C1 and C2 have tail domains with two 64 residue repeats of coiled coil-forming ability, a structural feature unknown for IF proteins from vertebrates or protostomia. The epidermal protein D1 shows only a slightly better identity score with vertebrate type II keratins than with type III proteins, but the D1 gene organization is that of type III proteins. The same holds for A1, A2, B1, B2 and C2 genes, although the latter has an additional and uniquely positioned intron. Antibodies (Ab) raised against recombinant C2 and D1 proteins reveal these proteins in epidermis, some internal epithelia and parts of the spinal cord. The results on exonic sequences, gene organization and expression suggest that Branchiostoma IF proteins may retain a largely archetypal condition, whereas the vertebrates have established the well-known type I-IV IF system.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9602172"}], "author": ["Weber K", "Karabinos A", "Riemer D"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::b641e8acab9a687c18df6b50bcb235e5", "title": ["Analysis of eight cDNAs and six genes for intermediate filament (IF) proteins in the cephalochordate Branchiostoma reveals differences in the IF multigene families of lower chordates and the vertebrates."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["American Chemical Society (ACS)"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::405bf8b149d1f63303e1626438e73083", "id": {"identifier": "261d", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "The crystal structure of netropsin bound to the decamer d(CGCAATTGCG) has been determined at 2.4 A resolution. This is the first example of a crystal structure of netropsin bound to decamer DNA. The central eight bases of each DNA single-strand base pair with a self-complementary strand to form an octamer B-DNA duplex. These duplexes lie end to end within the unit cell. The terminal 5‘-C and G-3‘ bases are unpaired and interact with the neighboring duplexes via interactions within both the major and minor groove to form base triplet interactions of the type C+−G·C and G*(G·C), respectively. The triplet interaction of the type C+−G·C is known to exist within triplex DNA with the C+ base oriented parallel with the Watson−Crick guanine base to which it hydrogen bonds. The netropsin molecule lies within the minor groove of the octamer duplex and assumes a class I type position, with bifurcated hydrogen-bonding interactions from the amide groups of the netropsin to the A·T base pairs of the minor groove. The netropsin molecule fits within a five base pair long minor groove site by bending of the flexible amidinium group at one end of the drug.", "author": ["Garman Elspeth", "Neidle Stephen", "Nunn Christine M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/bi9628228"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::c83ce424661ae604a2a026c572ffcff5", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Crystal Structure of the DNA Decamer d(CGCAATTGCG) Complexed with the Minor Groove Binding Drug Netropsin†\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of molecular biology", "Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::0dfc80c3505289eae0a5323b80521c90", "id": {"identifier": "dq890518", "schema": "genbank"}}, {"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::7985fb8c4e713a899edb7d2995a8f73e", "id": {"identifier": "2j4w", "schema": "pdb"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::cbf60c1009c28322e3dca16bb77a4198", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17229439&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::f33d521a3c3802798d2c3ed46a42012f", "id": {"identifier": "2j5l", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "None: Apical membrane antigen 1 (AMA1) has an important, but as yet uncharacterised, role in host cell invasion by the malaria parasite, Plasmodium. The protein, which is quite conserved between Plasmodium species, comprises an ectoplasmic region, a single transmembrane segment and a small cytoplasmic domain. The ectoplasmic region, which can induce protective immunity in animal models of human malaria, is a leading vaccine candidate that has entered clinical trials. The monoclonal antibody F8.12.19, raised against the recombinant ectoplasmic region of AMA1 from Plasmodium vivax, cross-reacts with homologues from Plasmodium knowlesi, Plasmodium cynomolgi, Plasmodium berghei and Plasmodium falciparum, as shown by immunofluorescence assays on mature schizonts. The binding of F8.12.19 to recombinant AMA1 from both P. vivax and P. falciparum was measured by surface plasmon resonance, revealing an apparent affinity constant that is about 100-fold weaker for the cross-reacting antigen when compared to the cognate antigen. Crystal structure analysis of Fab F8.12.19 complexed to AMA1 from P. vivax and P. falciparum shows that the monoclonal antibody recognises a discontinuous epitope located on domain III of the ectoplasmic region, the major component being a loop containing a cystine knot. The structures provide a basis for understanding the cross-reactivity. Antibody contacts are made mainly to main-chain and invariant side-chain atoms of AMA1; contact antigen residues that differ in sequence are located at the periphery of the antigen-binding site and can be accommodated at the interface between the two components of the complex. The implications for AMA1 vaccine development are discussed.", "author": ["Vulliez-Le Normand Brigitte", "Faure Grazyna", "Thomas Alan W", "Kocken Clemens H.M.", "Bentley Graham A.", "Bentley Graham A", "Igonet Sébastien", "Kocken Clemens H M", "Thomas Alan W.", "Riottot Marie-Madeleine"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.jmb.2006.12.028"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "17229439"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::beff52663f22f98a58c0d1e8f5250692", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Cross-reactivity Studies of an Anti-Plasmodium vivax Apical Membrane Antigen 1 Monoclonal Antibody: Binding and Structural Characterisation\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::8e2afff48605c614df4b8e007f1a16b1", "id": {"identifier": "3cae", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "Numerous human disorders are associated with the formation of protein fibrils. The fibril-forming capacity of a protein has been found in recent studies to be determined by a short segment of residues that forms a dual β-sheet, called a steric zipper, in the spine of the fibril. The question arises as to whether a fibril-forming segment, when inserted within the sequence of a globular protein, will invariably cause the protein to form fibrils. Here we investigate this question by inserting the known fibril-forming segment NNQQNY into the globular enzyme, T7 endonuclease I. From earlier studies, we know that in its fibril form, NNQQNY is in an extended conformation. We first found that the inserted NNQQNY stimulates fibril formation of T7 endonuclease I in solution. Thus NNQQNY within T7 endonuclease I can exist in an extended conformation, capable of forming the steric zipper in the core of a fibril. We also found that T7 endonuclease I folds into a decamer that does not form fibrils. We determined the structure of the decamer by X-ray crystallography, finding an unusual oligomer without point group symmetry, and finding that the NNQQNY segments within the decamer adopt two twisted conformations, neither is apparently able to fibrillize. We conclude that twisting of fibril forming sequences from the fully extended conformation, imposed by the context of their placement in proteins, can interfere with fibril formation.", "author": ["Guo Zhefeng", "Eisenberg David"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1110/ps.036368.108"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::bfce0851aed245eab5794daeb06a4dea", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"The structure of a fibril-forming sequence, NNQQNY, in the context of a globular fold\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::1e6bd738b43fb7d2baa777643f3de550", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc6prf1", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#This paper reports on several new optically active organometallic [60]fullerene complexes that contain a chiral (+)-DIOP or (−)-DIOP ligand [DIOP = 2,3-O,O′-isopropylidene-2,3-dihydroxy-1,4-bis(diphenylphosphanyl)butane]. The Mo/W complexes mer-[(η2-C60)M(CO)3{(−)-DIOP}] (1, M = Mo; 2, M = W) and mer-[(η2-C60)M(CO)3{(+)-DIOP}] (3, M = Mo; 4, M = W) were synthesized by a photochemical reaction of a mixture of [M(CO)6], (−)-DIOP or (+)-DIOP and C60 in chlorobenzene in 42−51% yields, whereas the Pd/Pt complexes [(η2-C60)M{(−)-DIOP}] (5, M = Pd; 6, M = Pt) were prepared by a thermal reaction of C60 with [M(PPh3)4], followed by in situ treatment of the intermediate [(η2-C60)M(PPh3)2] with (−)-DIOP, in toluene in > 90% yields. All the new complexes 1−6 were fully characterized by elemental analysis, 1H (31P, 13C) NMR, IR, UV/Vis and circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy. The structure of [(η2-C60)Pt{(−)-DIOP}] (6) was further confirmed by X-ray diffraction techniques. The electrochemical properties of complexes 1, 2, 5 and 6 were studied in dichloromethane solution. Complexes 1 and 2 display the reversible, four-membered, one-electron reduction sequence typical of fullerene ligands, as well as the reversible (in the cyclic voltammetric time scale) one-electron oxidation of the outer metal fragment. Complexes 5 and 6 are less stable to the same electron transfer processes. EPR measurements suggest that in the different electrogenerated monoanions, the added electrons enter the LUMO orbitals partially contributed by the metal fragment. In addition, they confirm that the instability of the reduction intermediates is due to the release of free C60. (© Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, 69451 Weinheim, Germany, 2003)", "author": ["Laschi Franco", "Liu Peng-Chong", "Liu Jin-Ting", "Song Li-Cheng", "Zanello Piero", "Su Fu-Hai", "Wang Guang-Feng", "Hu Qing-Mei", "Fontani Marco"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/ejic.200300106"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::f61bd8dbef1eabb1abb23f08c22eebbe", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis, Characterization and Electrochemical Properties of Optically Active 60Fullerene Organotransition Metal Complexesmer-(η2-C60)M(CO)3{(−)-DIOP} (M = Mo, W),mer-(η2-C60)M(CO)3{(+)-DIOP} (M = Mo, W) and (η2-C60)M{(−)-DIOP} (M = Pd, Pt)− Crystal Structure of (η2-C60)Pt{(−)-DIOP}\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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Each sample was directly collected from the rectum of the animal and identified with the ear tag number. Animals were sampled three times, at 5, 15 and 22 weeks of age. After DNA extraction from stool samples, nested PCR was performed to amplify partial 18S-rDNA and 60 kDa glycoprotein genes of Cryptosporidium. The parasite was detected on all farms. One hundred out of 142 calves (70.4%) were found to be parasitized by Cryptosporidium. Amplified fragments were sequenced for Cryptosporidium species identification and revealed the presence of C. parvum (43.8%), C. ryanae (28.5%), and C. bovis (27%). One animal was infected with Cryptosporidium ubiquitum. The prevalence of these species was related to the age of the animal. C. parvum caused 86.7% of Cryptosporidium infections in 5-week-old calves but only 1.7% in 15-week-old animals. The analysis of the results showed that animals could be infected successively by C. parvum, C. ryanae, and C. bovis for the study period. C. parvum gp60 genotyping identifies 6 IIa subtypes of which 74.5% were represented by IIaA15G2R1. This work confirms previous studies in other countries showing that zoonotic C. parvum is the dominant species seen in young calves.", "author": ["Leruste Hélène", "Dei-Cas Eduardo", "Patrice Halama", "Hélène Leruste", "Hammouma-Ghelboun Ourida", "Ourida Hammouma-Ghelboun", "Anne Follet-Dumoulin", "Gabriela Certad", "Follet-Dumoulin Anne", "Eduardo Dei-Cas", "Guyot Karine", "Follet Jérôme", "Jérôme Follet", "Halama Patrice", "Certad Gabriela", "Karine Guyot"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "22136667"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "22136667"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/1297-9716-42-116"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::e0b0ea689c4ecae81da478a76661deb3", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2011-12-02"], "title": ["Cryptosporidium infection in a veal calf cohort in France: molecular characterization of species in a longitudinal study."], "relatedDatasets": 18}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["American Chemical Society (ACS)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::17d8a895ea0d1a149359789c8f281a3b", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccq6wb3", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::8d78e20bb10a497fbd7b5061269f0bf9", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccq6wc4", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "To explore the photophysics of platinum acetylide chromophores with strong two-photon absorption cross-sections, we have investigated the synthesis and spectroscopic characterization of a series of platinum acetylide complexes that feature highly π-conjugated ligands substituted with π-donor or -acceptor moieties. The molecules (numbered 1-4) considered in the present work are analogs of bis(phenylethynyl)bis(tributylphosphine)platinum(II) complexes. Molecule 1 carries two alkynyl-benzothiazolylfluorene ligands, and molecule 2 has two alkynyl-diphenylaminofluorene ligands bound to the central platinum atom. Compounds 3 and 4 possess two dihexylaminophenyl substituents at their ends and differ by the number of platinum atoms in the oligomer \"core\" (one vs two in 3 and 4, respectively). The ligands have strong effective two-photon absorption cross-sections, while the heavy metal platinum centers give rise to efficient intersystem crossing to long-lived triplet states. Ultrafast transient absorption and emission spectra demonstrate that one-photon excitation of the chromophores produces an S 1  state delocalized across the two conjugated ligands, with weak (excitonic) coupling through the platinum centers. Intersystem crossing occurs rapidly (K isc  ≈10 11  s -1 ) to produce the T 1  state, which is possibly localized on a single conjugated fluorenyl ligand. The triplet state is strongly absorbing (∈ TT  > 5 x 10 4  M -1  cm -1 ), and it is very long-lived (τ > 100 μs). Femtosecond pulses were used to characterize the two-photon absorption properties of the complexes, and all of the chromophores are relatively efficient two-photon absorbers in the visible and near-infrared region of the spectrum (600-800 nm). The complexes exhibit maximum two-photon absorption at a shorter wavelength than 2λ for the one-photon band, consistent with the dominant two-photon transition arising from a two-photon-allowed gerade-gerade transition. Nanosecond transient absorption experiments carried out on several of the complexes with excitation at 803 nm confirm that the long-lived triplet state can be produced efficiently via a sequence involving two-photon excitation to produce S 1 , followed by intersystem crossing to the T 1 .", "author": ["Cooper Thomas M.", "Schanze Kirk S.", "Fleitz Paul A.", "McLean Daniel G.", "Makarov Nikolay S.", "Rogers Joy E.", "Fratini Albert", "Farley Richard", "Drobizhev Mikhail", "Rebane Aleksander", "Slagle Jonathan E.", "Kim Kye-Young", "Hall Benjamin C.", "Krein Douglas M.", "Burke Aaron R."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/ic700549n"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::771ddccce90cf48ddd07a39584b09b57", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Platinum Acetylide Two-Photon Chromophores\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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The compounds also utilize carboxylates and 6-chloro-2-pyridonate (chp) as co-ligands. The majority of the compounds are decametallic: [Co10(chp)12(O3PPh)2(O2CPh)4(H2O)4], [Co10(chp)12(O3PPh)2(O2CtBu)4(H2O)4], [Co10(chp)12(O3PPh)2(O2CPhtBu)4(H2O)4], [Co10(chp)6(O3PCH2Ph)2(O2CPh)8(F)2 (H2O)2(EtOAc)2], [Co10(chp)8(O3PCH2Ph)2(O2CPh)8(F)2(MeCN)2](HNEt3)2, [Co10(chp)6(O3PCH2Ph)2(O2CtBu)8(F)2(H2O)2(MeCOMe)2], [Co10(chp)6(O3PMe)2 (O2CtBu)8(F)2(MeCN)4], [Co10(chp)6(O3PEt)2(O2CPh)8(F)2(MeCN)4], [Co10(chp)6(O3POct)2(O2CPh)8(F)2(MeCN)4], [Co10(chp)8(Hchp)2(O3PCH2Nap) (O2CPh)7(OH)3(H2O)], [Co10(chp)12(O3PPh)2(O2CPh-2-Ph)4(H2O)4] and [Co10(chp)12(O3PMe)2(O2CPh-2-Ph)4(H2O)4]. Two nine-metal cages and one hexametallic cage are also reported: [Co9(chp)9(O3PtBu)(O2CtBu)6(OH)], [Co9(chp)7(O3PCH2Ph)2(O3PCH2Ph)(O2CCPh3)5(OH)(H2O)2(MeCN)] and [Co6(chp)6(Hchp)2(O3PtBu)(O2CPh-2-Ph)3(F)(H2O)](HNEt3)(Cl). Magnetic studies show predominantly anti-ferromagnetic exchange interactions between the cobalt(II) sites, with diamagnetic ground states for most of the compounds studied.", "author": ["Winpenny Richard E. P.", "Teat Simon J.", "Langley Stuart K.", "Helliwell Madeleine"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1039/c2dt31612a"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::cf0edf002d758ddf5e28d85cf7d06eb7", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis and characterisation of cobalt(ii) phosphonate cage complexes utilizing carboxylates and pyridonates as co-ligands\""], "relatedDatasets": 15}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::51f789d286605efa502826e1e4ce3094", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cct4w3x", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::add4a00687a12040eb8249b9b2445bc8", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cct4w4y", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "abstract The synthesis and anticonvulsant properties of new N-Mannich bases of [7,8-f]benzo-2-aza-spiro[4.5]decane-1,3-diones (5a–h) and [7,8-f]benzo-1,3-diaza-spiro[4.5]decane-2,4-diones (7a–h) weredescribed. Initial anticonvulsant screening was performed using intraperitoneal (ip) maximal electro-shock (MES) and subcutaneous pentylenetetrazole (scPTZ) seizures tests. The neurotoxicity was deter-mined applying the rotarod test. The majority of compounds were effective in the MES or/and scPTZscreen. The quantitative studies showed that several molecules were more potent than phenytoin, usedas reference drug. Selected derivatives were screened in the 6-Hz test and also assessed for potentialactivity against nerve agents using the Pilocarpine Induced Status Prevention model. To explain the pos-sible mechanism of anticonvulsant action, for chosen active derivatives, theirinfluence on voltage-depen-dent Na + channel were tested in vitro. 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. 1. IntroductionThe past decades have demonstrated many attempts to identifythe structural features of compounds crucial for anticonvulsantactivity. It’s well documented that one of the important corefragments of anticonvulsants is defined by nitrogen heteroatomicsystem, usually a cyclic imide, at least of one carbonyl group andphenyl or alkyl groups attached to the heterocyclic system.", "author": ["Szczesio Małgorzata", "Obniska Jolanta", "Pawłowski Maciej", "Kamiński Krzysztof", "Byrtus Hanna", "Karolak-Wojciechowska Janina"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.bmc.2010.06.064"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::55c42d627a0130dcf15d05829dcec3ff", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Design, synthesis, and anticonvulsant activity of new N-Mannich bases derived from spirosuccinimides and spirohydantoins\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::5fed73c961e9c8145861ca1d47f91bca", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczgcqh", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::9204b86c12f60b9182ce386156bcbfb3", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczgctl", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::5f91bfa3bcd3a5d10217507bd5905110", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczgcpg", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::c1f564a0577f7f8bd23edb1f1c6d11b5", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczgcsk", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::82b92f35dcc777baa112704d1be40738", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczgcrj", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Five novel compounds {[Cu(CMA)]·0.8H2O}n (1), {[Cu(CMA)(bpy)0.5]·0.5DMF}n (2), {[Cu(CMA)(bpy)(H2O)]·0.5H2O}n (3), {[Cu2(CMA)(DPA)(bpy)2(H2O)]ClO4}n (4) and {[Cu3(CMA)(DPA)(bpy)4(OH)](ClO4)2·3H2O)}n (5) (H2CMA = 3-(carboxymethoxy)-5-methylbenzoic acid, HDPA = 2-(3,5-dimethylphenoxy)acetic acid, bpy = 4,4′-bipyridine) were synthesized and characterized by single crystal X-ray diffraction. Interestingly, the kinds of ligands included in these compounds are different: 1 contains single-ligand CMA2−; 2 and 3 comprise two kinds of ligands (CMA2− and bpy); 4 and 5 cover three kinds of ligands (CMA2−, DPA− and bpy). Structural analyses reveal that 1–3, and 5 are three-dimensional (3D) frameworks, while 4 is a 2D layer. Noteworthily, 1 possesses two types of channels: six-star and hexagonal ones. 3 displays a three-fold interpenetrating 3D framework. The structural diversity of the compounds may have originated from different anions, solvents and temperatures. Variable-temperature magnetic susceptibility measurements were carried out on compounds 1, 2 and 4, and the magnetic properties are dramatically different due to the structural diversities. The magnetic data of 1 shows an antiferromagnetic interaction with J = −54.84 cm−1 estimated from the Bonner–Fisher model. The magnetic data of 2 was least-square fitted to the Blenaey–Bowers equation with J = −131.01 cm−1, indicating the existence of a strong antiferromagnetic interaction between two adjacent Cu2+. The magnetic data of linear tetranuclear structure 4 was best fitted to the expression derived from the Hamiltonian H = −2(2J1S1S2 + J2S1S1*). The best fitting parameters are J1 = −17.48 cm−1 and J2 = −65.26 cm−1, which also indicate an antiferromagnetic interaction. Simultaneously, the magneto-structural relationship was discussed.", "author": ["Shi Peng-Fei", "Zhao Bin", "Shen Bo", "Wan Fan-Fan", "Hou Yin-Ling", "Gao Dong-Liang"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1039/c2dt32515b"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d99da6b1723df126466834ccd7dcc9f7", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Structural diversity and magnetic properties of five copper–organic frameworks containing one-, two-, and three-types of organic ligands\""], "relatedDatasets": 5}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of virology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::77142bd0dd8ac7845454a9239efc18c1", "id": {"identifier": "z97730", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1a8649175cec8adb92a9bad05e0c5b49", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9343198&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::17777cda3cce45fe665c9e8b03fd30be", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9343198&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The NS5B protein of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) is an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp) (S.-E. Behrens, L. Tomei, and R. De Francesco, EMBO J. 15:12-22, 1996) that is assumed to be required for replication of the viral genome. To further study the biochemical and structural properties of this enzyme, an NS5B-hexahistidine fusion protein was expressed with recombinant baculoviruses in insect cells and purified to near homogeneity. The enzyme was found to have a primer-dependent RdRp activity that was able to copy a complete in vitro-transcribed HCV genome in the absence of additional viral or cellular factors. Filter binding assays and competition experiments showed that the purified enzyme binds RNA with no clear preference for HCV 3'-end sequences. Binding to homopolymeric RNAs was also examined, and the following order of specificity was observed: poly(U) > poly(G) > poly(A) > poly(C). An inverse order was found for the RdRp activity, which used poly(C) most efficiently as a template but was inactive on poly(U) and poly(G), suggesting that a high binding affinity between polymerase and template interferes with processivity. By using a mutational analysis, four amino acid sequence motifs crucial for RdRp activity were identified. While most substitutions of conserved residues within these motifs severely reduced the enzymatic activities, a single substitution in motif D which enhanced the RdRp activity by about 50% was found. Deletion studies indicate that amino acid residues at the very termini, in particular the amino terminus, are important for RdRp activity but not for RNA binding. Finally, we found a terminal transferase activity associated with the purified enzyme. However, this activity was also detected with NS5B proteins with an inactive RdRp, with an NS4B protein purified in the same way, and with wild-type baculovirus, suggesting that it is not an inherent activity of NS5B.", "author": ["Körner F", "Herian U", "Bartenschlager, R.", "Körner, F.", "Lohmann V", "Herian, U.", "Lohmann, V.", "Bartenschlager R"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "9343198"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "9343198"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::714157fa2d83c99e1b6df83b0c2819ae", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1997-11-01"], "title": ["Biochemical properties of hepatitis C virus NS5B RNA-dependent RNA polymerase and identification of amino acid sequence motifs essential for enzymatic activity."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Carcinogenesis"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::128408de790a10408707299c468231e8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10383892&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e4e54f4a3e0cb61a463f1db485021a1d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10383892&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) aldehyde metabolite of AFB1 may contribute to the cytotoxicity of this hepatocarcinogen via protein adduction. Aflatoxin B1 aldehyde reductases, specifically the NADPH-dependent aldo-keto reductases of rat (AKR7A1) and human (AKR7A2), are known to metabolize the AFB1 dihydrodiol by forming AFB1 dialcohol. Using a rat AKR7A1 cDNA, we isolated and characterized a distinct aldo-keto reductase (AKR7A3) from an adult human liver cDNA library. The deduced amino acid sequence of AKR7A3 shares 80 and 88% identity with rat AKR7A1 and human AKR7A2, respectively. Recombinant rat AKR7A1 and human AKR7A3 were expressed and purified from Escherichia coli as hexa-histidine tagged fusion proteins. These proteins catalyzed the reduction of several model carbonyl-containing substrates. The NADPH-dependent formation of AFB1 dialcohol by recombinant human AKR7A3 was confirmed by liquid chromatography coupled to electrospray ionization mass spectrometry. Rabbit polyclonal antibodies produced using recombinant rat AKR7A1 protein were shown to detect nanogram amounts of rat and human AKR7A protein. The amount of AKR7A-related protein in hepatic cytosols of 1, 2-dithiole-3-thione-treated rats was 18-fold greater than in cytosols from untreated animals. These antibodies detected AKR7A-related protein in normal human liver samples ranging from 0.3 to 0.8 microg/mg cytosolic protein. Northern blot analysis showed varying levels of expression of AKR7A RNA in human liver and in several extrahepatic tissues, with relatively high levels in the stomach, pancreas, kidney and liver. Based on the kinetic parameters determined using recombinant human AKR7A3 and AFB1 dihydrodiol at pH 7.4, the catalytic efficiency of this reaction (k2/K, per M/s) equals or exceeds those reported for other enzymes, for example cytochrome P450s and glutathione S-transferases, known to metabolize AFB1 in vivo. These findings indicate that, depending on the extent of AFB1 dihydrodiol formation, AKR7A may contribute to the protection against AFB1-induced hepatotoxicity.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10383892"}], "author": ["Sutter T R", "Primiano T", "Knight L P", "Groopman J D", "Kensler T W"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::da51ace88a8afe843d81bc3ff3d75afb", "title": ["cDNA cloning, expression and activity of a second human aflatoxin B1-metabolizing member of the aldo-keto reductase superfamily, AKR7A3."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Parasitology research"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::d15eb355b49cded0d71e2423bec81077", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17048002&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f39003574a081ac5506047f378522671", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17048002&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We studied six species of lice from three of the four suborders of lice. These lice were infected with Wolbachia bacteria from supergroups A and F. This is the first report of an infection of supergroup F Wolbachia in lice. To date, Wolbachia from supergroup F have been found in filarial nematodes, Mansonella spp., and, rarely, in insects. We inferred the phylogeny of the Wolbachia from lice and representatives of all Wolbachia supergroups, with nucleotide sequences from the small subunit ribosomal RNA gene (SSU rRNA). There was no evidence of congruence between the taxon of louse and the Wolbachia bacteria that infect lice. There is no evidence that Wolbachia and their louse hosts co-evolved at least at the level of Wolbachia supergroups. We propose a novel mechanism for the horizontal transfer of Wolbachia between different species of lice from birds: transfer of Wolbachia during phoresis by hippoboscid flies.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17048002"}], "author": ["Covacin Catherine", "Barker Stephen C"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::ee0f691bb71c1a5cd249afdd836e9a28", "title": ["Supergroup F Wolbachia bacteria parasitise lice (Insecta: Phthiraptera)."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Biology of reproduction"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::b901a059fc8395b3051455be2db83c3e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12672658&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::819e71a465ffc88e3c076d710b0acc32", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12672658&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We isolated cDNA clones for the novel actin-like proteins T-ACTIN 1 and T-ACTIN 2, which are expressed specifically in the mouse testis. These clones were from a subtracted cDNA library that was enriched for haploid germ cell-specific cDNAs. The mRNA sizes and deduced molecular masses of t-actin 1/mACTl7b and t-actin 2/mACTl7a were 2.2 kilobases (kb) and 1.8 kb, and Mr 43.1 x 10(3) and Mr 47.2 x 10(3), respectively. The two deduced amino acid sequences had 60% homology, and they had approximately 40% homology with other actins. The T-ACTINs contained some of the conserved regions seen in other actins. Although the cellular locations of these two proteins are quite different (T-ACTIN-1 was found in the cytoplasm and T-ACTIN-2 was located in the nucleus), the expression of their proteins and mRNAs is controlled during development and limited during spermiogenesis. In contrast, only T-ACTIN-2 was present in sperm heads and tails. These results suggest that T-ACTINs play important roles in sperm function and in the specific morphogenesis of spermatozoa during spermiogenesis.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "12672658"}], "author": ["Nishimune Yoshitake", "Tadokoro Yuko", "Tanaka Hiromitsu", "Yomogida Kentaro", "Egydio de Carvalho Carlos", "Iguchi Naoko"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::8f0edc21a595b8865da7314d982ac3fb", "title": ["Novel actin-like proteins T-ACTIN 1 and T-ACTIN 2 are differentially expressed in the cytoplasm and nucleus of mouse haploid germ cells."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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Thus, researchers can easily obtain online genomic information on invertebrates and insects. However, many incorrectly annotated genes are included in these databases, which can prevent the correct interpretation of subsequent functional analyses. To address this problem, we used a combination of dry and wet bench processes to select functional genes from public databases. RESULTS: Enolase is an important glycolytic enzyme in all organisms. We used a combination of dry and wet bench processes to identify functional enolases in the silkworm Bombyx mori (BmEno). First, we detected five annotated enolases from public databases using a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) search, and then through cDNA cloning, Northern blotting, and RNA-seq analysis, we revealed three functional enolases in B. mori: BmEno1, BmEno2, and BmEnoC. BmEno1 contained a conserved key amino acid residue for metal binding and substrate binding in other species. However, BmEno2 and BmEnoC showed a change in this key amino acid. Phylogenetic analysis showed that BmEno2 and BmEnoC were distinct from BmEno1 and other enolases, and were distributed only in lepidopteran clusters. BmEno1 was expressed in all of the tissues used in our study. In contrast, BmEno2 was mainly expressed in the testis with some expression in the ovary and suboesophageal ganglion. BmEnoC was weakly expressed in the testis. Quantitative RT-PCR showed that the mRNA expression of BmEno2 and BmEnoC correlated with testis development; thus, BmEno2 and BmEnoC may be related to lepidopteran-specific spermiogenesis. CONCLUSIONS: We identified and characterized three functional enolases from public databases with a combination of dry and wet bench processes in the silkworm B. mori. In addition, we determined that BmEno2 and BmEnoC had species-specific functions. Our strategy could be helpful for the detection of minor genes and functional genes in non-model organisms from public databases.", "author": ["Toyoda Atsushi", "Nojima Yosui", "Bono Hidemasa", "Iwabuchi Kikuo", "Tabunoki Hiroko", "Fujiyama Asao", "Ito Katsuhiko", "Yokoyama Takeshi", "Nakazato Takeru", "Sato Ryoichi", "Kikuchi Akira"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/s12864-016-3455-y"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "28086791"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::cff9e29b6d76ae70ce1e5f94267b9f5c", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Identification of functional enolase genes of the silkworm Bombyx mori from public databases with a combination of dry and wet bench processes."], "relatedDatasets": 8}

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We explored the possibilities of evolutionary analysis of phylogenetic footprints in 5'-noncoding sequences (NCS) from 27 ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase small subunit (<it>rbcS</it>) genes, from three dicot families (Brassicaceae, Fabaceae and Solanaceae).</p> <p>Results</p> <p>Sequences of up to 400 bp encompassing proximal promoter and 5'-untranslated regions were analyzed. We conducted phylogenetic footprinting by several alternative methods: generalized Lempel-Ziv complexity (<it>C</it><sub><it>LZ</it></sub>), multiple alignments with DIALIGN and ALIGN-M, and the MOTIF SAMPLER Gibbs sampling algorithm. These tools collectively defined 36 conserved blocks of mean length 12.8 bp. On average, 12.5 blocks were found in each 5'-NCS. The blocks occurred in arrays whose relative order was absolutely conserved, confirming the existence of 'conserved modular arrays' in promoters. Identities of half of the blocks confirmed past <it>rbcS </it>research, including versions of the I-box, G-box, and GT-1 sites such as Box II. Over 90% of blocks overlapped DNase-protected regions in tomato 5'-NCS. Regions characterized by low <it>C</it><sub><it>LZ </it></sub>in sliding-window analyses were also frequently associated with DNase-protection. Blocks could be assigned to evolutionary hierarchies based on taxonomic distribution and estimated age. Lineage divergence dates implied that 13 blocks found in all three plant families were of Cretaceous antiquity, while other family-specific blocks were much younger. Blocks were also dated by formation of multigene families, using genome and coding sequence information. Dendrograms of evolutionary relations of the 5'-NCS were produced by several methods, including: cluster analysis using pairwise <it>C</it><sub><it>LZ </it></sub>values; evolutionary trees of DIALIGN sequence alignments; and cladistic analysis of conserved blocks.</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>Dicot 5'-NCS contain conserved modular arrays of recurrent sequence blocks, which are coincident with functional elements. 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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Environmental microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::158ed9d54e917020972258477a29a07d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16817927&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c0896e490ac4709bba2f60a4c8c4ce06", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16817927&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The current study describes the development of the porcine microbiota and its metabolic activities during the neonatal and weaning period. Using 16S rRNA-based approaches, we first analysed the ileal and colonic microbiota of neonatal piglets at days 2, 5 and 12 after birth. To further investigate the effect of weaning at 3 weeks of age, 19-day-old piglets (n = 64) were randomly allocated into two groups. Half of the piglets remained with their sows throughout the study, while the remaining piglets were weaned. As revealed by sequence analysis of 16S rRNA gene amplicons, the samples of 2-day-old piglets harboured a consortium of bacteria related to Escherichia coli, Shigella flexneri, Lactobacillus sobrius, Lactobacillus reuteri and Lactobacillus acidophilus. Moreover, species-specific real-time polymerase chain reaction assays unveiled that L. sobrius and L. reuteri predominated in the ileal samples of the neonatal and unweaned piglets with population levels up to 7 x 10(8) cells per gram of lumen content. Following weaning, however, these two lactobacilli were detected at significantly lower levels (< 10(3)) in the ileal samples. Furthermore, a shift in composition and metabolic activities of the predominant microbiota, and emergence of clostridia and E. coli, were encountered in the intestinal samples of the piglets after the early post-weaning period.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "16817927"}], "author": ["Smidt Hauke", "Awati Ajay A", "Miller Bevis G", "Jones Philip", "Stokes Christopher R", "de Vos Willem M", "Konstantinov Sergey R", "Akkermans Antoon D L", "Williams Barbara A"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::9c2bc97d19b3322d61ad7b47f1235f11", "title": ["Post-natal development of the porcine microbiota composition and activities."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2bbe08aefad91c95bfde8a842561bb9a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=15447655&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ab9b3ce2d5b3120adbacc37aba8aefbf", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=15447655&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: (S)-Norcoclaurine synthase (NCS) (EC 4.2.1.78) catalyzes the condensation of 3,4-dihydroxyphenylethylamine (dopamine) and 4-hydroxyphenylacetaldehyde (4-HPAA) as the first committed step in the biosynthesis of benzylisoquinoline alkaloids such as morphine, sanguinarine, and berberine, in plants. A molecular clone encoding NCS was isolated from a meadow rue (Thalictrum flavum ssp. glaucum) cell suspension culture cDNA library. Heterologous expression of the NCS cDNA, truncated to remove a putative signal peptide, produced a recombinant protein with NCS activity. Recombinant NCS showed sigmoidal saturation kinetics for dopamine (Hill coefficient=1.98), hyperbolic saturation kinetics for 4-HPAA (Km of 700 microm), and pH and temperature optima of 7.0 and 40 degrees C, respectively, all similar to the purified, plant-derived enzyme. NCS exhibits 28-38% identity, and putative structural homology, with the Bet v 1 allergen and pathogenesis-related (PR)10 protein families. NCS also displays 35% identity with the enzyme (HYP1) responsible for hypericin biosynthesis in St John's wort (Hypericum perforatum). The novel catalytic functions of NCS and HYP1 define a new class of plant secondary metabolic enzymes within the Bet v 1 and PR10 protein families. Weaker homology was also detected between NCS and proteins identified in the latex of Papaver somniferum (opium poppy), and in Arabidopsis thaliana. A family of three to five NCS genes is abundantly expressed in the rhizome, followed by petioles and roots of T. flavum. NCS transcripts were localized to the immature endodermis and pericycle in roots, and the protoderm of leaf primordia in rhizomes; thus, the sites of NCS gene expression and berberine accumulation are temporally and spatially separated in roots and rhizomes respectively.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "15447655"}], "author": ["Samanani Nailish", "Liscombe David K", "Facchini Peter J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::f85c19c394c54b463234219ef2126552", "title": ["Molecular cloning and characterization of norcoclaurine synthase, an enzyme catalyzing the first committed step in benzylisoquinoline alkaloid biosynthesis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["PloS one"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::e69d8e7efa3c8cc1936863b07799d605", "id": {"identifier": "jx867116", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5c9ea52161dd4cda3d77574f4f1a031e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24298298&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::d6c702bd8ebe83110a6b604efe590c87", "id": {"identifier": "jx867113", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::917a0d87a6b3c4fd4cca691971974b19", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24298298&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Transcription factors in the CNC-bZIP family (NFE2, NRF1, NRF2 and NRF3) regulate genes with a wide range of functions in response to both physiological and exogenous signals, including those indicating changes in cellular redox status. Given their role in helping to maintain cellular homeostasis, it is imperative to understand the expression, regulation, and function of CNC-bZIP genes during embryonic development. We explored the expression and function of six nrf genes (nfe2, nrf1a, nrf1b, nrf2a, nrf2b, and nrf3) using zebrafish embryos as a model system. Analysis by microarray and quantitative RT-PCR showed that genes in the nrf family were expressed throughout development from oocytes to larvae. The spatial expression of nrf3 suggested a role in regulating the development of the brain, brachia and pectoral fins. Knock-down by morpholino anti-sense oligonucleotides suggested that none of the genes were necessary for embryonic viability, but nfe2 was required for proper cellular organization in the pneumatic duct and subsequent swim bladder function, as well as for proper formation of the otic vesicles. nrf genes were induced by the oxidant tert-butylhydroperoxide, and some of this response was regulated through family members Nrf2a and Nrf2b. Our results provide a foundation for understanding the role of nrf genes in normal development and in regulating the response to oxidative stress in vertebrate embryos.", "author": ["Stegeman, John J.", "Timme-Laragy Alicia R", "Goldstone Jared V", "Stegeman John J", "Smolowitz Roxanna M", "Goldstone, Jared V.", "Timme-Laragy, Alicia R.", "Hahn, Mark E.", "Smolowitz, Roxanna M.", "Mcarthur, Andrew G.", "Williams, Larissa M.", "Williams Larissa M", "McArthur Andrew G", "Hahn Mark E"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "24298298"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24298298"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0079574"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::3e027f98fdae2c00dcc5eb8342e34487", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2013-10-24"], "title": ["Developmental expression of the Nfe2-related factor (Nrf) transcription factor family in the zebrafish, Danio rerio."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular biology and evolution"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3b5246cfdf06ed26a366a3d8648e4dda", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18390478&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::091d752bce395e201e6bbc43b0d89ec3", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18390478&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Members of the CYCLOIDEA (CYC)/TEOSINTE-BRANCHED1 (TB1) group of transcription factors have been implicated in the evolution of zygomorphic (i.e., bilaterally symmetric) flowers in Antirrhinum and Lotus and the loss of branching phenotype during the domestication of maize. The composite inflorescences of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L. Asteraceae) contain both zygomorphic and actinomorphic (i.e., radially symmetric) florets (rays and disks, respectively), and the cultivated sunflower has evolved an unbranched phenotype in response to domestication from its highly branched wild progenitor; hence, genes related to CYC/TB1 are of great interest in this study system. We identified 10 members of the CYC/TB1 gene family in sunflower, which is more than found in any other species investigated to date. Phylogenetic analysis indicates that these genes occur in 3 distinct clades, consistent with previous research in other eudicot species. A combination of dating the duplication events and linkage mapping indicates that only some of the duplications were associated with polyploidization. Cosegregation between CYC-like genes and branching-related quantitative trait loci suggest a minor, if any, role for these genes in conferring differences in branching. However, the expression patterns of one gene suggest a possible role in the development of ray versus disk florets. Molecular evolutionary analyses reveal that residues in the conserved domains were the targets of positive selection following gene duplication. Taken together, these results indicate that gene duplication and functional divergence have played a major role in diversification of the sunflower CYC gene family.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "18390478"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1093/molbev/msn001"}], "author": ["Leebens-Mack James H", "Chapman Mark A", "Burke John M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::e4fa86b96c5fc448af1cf7e87f83bf72", "title": ["Positive selection and expression divergence following gene duplication in the sunflower CYCLOIDEA gene family."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::a0a33231373a55acf7997657c752b5e5", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc118hqj", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#Pentaarylpyridines were conveniently prepared in one step by pentafold Suzuki–Miyaura reactions of pentachloropyridine. Moreover, site selective reactions were performed, leading to various substituted arylpyridines. Pentaarylpyridines were studied in detail by means of DFT calculations and by optical spectroscopy.", "author": ["Spannenberg Anke", "Lochbrunner Stefan", "Ehlers Peter", "Kühn Oliver", "Reimann Sebastian", "Kohse Stefanie", "Ghochikyan Tariel V.", "Petrosyan Andranik", "Ludwig Ralf", "Saghyan Ashot S.", "Langer Peter", "Surkus Annette E."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/adsc.201400164"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::812710b9b5d9597ab6508f9fbcbb1e08", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Site Selective Synthesis of PentaarylpyridinesviaMultiple Suzuki-Miyaura Cross-Coupling Reactions\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Developmental biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::51de13124eb3a02c29b5fba714a030df", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8660867&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2759dff5eb168a1542cd3548d20d3ccc", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8660867&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We report the cloning, characterization, and targeting of an Sp1-related zinc finger transcription factor gene from the distal arm of mouse chromosome 12. This gene, previously identified in rats and humans and designated sp4, is homologous to the Drosophila buttonhead (btd) gene, which is expressed in the head region of developing flies. Similarly, in situ hybridizations show that sp4 is highly expressed in mouse embryos in the developing central nervous system (CNS). Expression of sp4 is seen as early as Day 9 of development, where transcripts are abundant in the posterior neuropore. Expression in later embryos is detected throughout the CNS as well as in other structures, including the nasal mucosa, the vomeronasal organ, the epithelium of the lung and intestinal tract, the testes, and the developing teeth. Northern blot analysis showed sp4 expression in the adult brain and other tissues. Gene targeting by homologous recombination was used to determine the role of sp4 during mouse development. Two-thirds of homozygous mutants die within the first few days after birth and those that survive are smaller than their wild-type littermates. While fertility of the female mutants appears normal, homozygous mutant males do not breed, despite having histologically intact testes containing mature sperm. sp4/sp4 mutant males fail to copulate, indicating that this gene is required for normal male reproductive behavior.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8660867"}], "author": ["Supp D M", "Smith E P", "Branford W W", "Witte D P", "Potter S S"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::40846222a8cd0de81aa21136da83c918", "title": ["Sp4, a member of the Sp1-family of zinc finger transcription factors, is required for normal murine growth, viability, and male fertility."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Applied and environmental microbiology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::376c91aaa560b1968df82f04fb846267", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=19201976&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ec523d69e331897eb89c95919ac9262d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=19201976&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::12ae3202380e1800c5140e4debd12a05", "id": {"identifier": "eu883966", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: Nearly all high-molecular-weight (HMW) dissolved organic nitrogen and part of the particulate organic nitrogen in the deep sea are present in hydrolysis-resistant amides, and so far the mechanisms of biodegradation of these types of nitrogen have not been resolved. The M12 family is the second largest family in subclan MA(M) of Zn-containing metalloproteases and includes most enzymes from animals and only one enzyme (flavastacin) from a human-pathogenic bacterium (Flavobacterium meningosepticum). Here, we characterized the novel M12 protease myroilysin with elastinolytic activity and collagen-swelling ability from the newly described deep-sea bacterium Myroides profundi D25. Myroilysin is a monomer enzyme with 205 amino acid residues and a molecular mass of 22,936 Da. It has the same conserved residues at the four zinc ligands as astacin and very low levels of identity (<or=40%) to other metalloproteases, indicating that it is a novel metalloprotease belonging to subfamily M12A. Myroilysin had broad specificity and much higher elastinolytic activity than the bacterial elastinase pseudolysin. To our knowledge, it is the first reported elastase in the M12 family. Although it displayed very low activity with collagen, myroilysin had strong collagen-swelling ability and played a synergistic role with collagenase in collagen hydrolysis. It can be speculated that myroilysin synergistically interacts with other enzymes in its in situ biotic assemblage and that it may play an important role in the degradation of deep-sea HMW organic nitrogen.", "author": ["Bai-Cheng Zhou", "Bian Fei", "Zhao Guo-Yan", "Hai-Lun He", "Bin-Bin Xie", "Zhang Yu-Zhong", "Hui-Lin Zhao", "Guo-Yan Zhao", "He Hai-Lun", "Zhou Bai-Cheng", "Yu-Zhong Zhang", "Xie Bin-Bin", "Xiu-Lan Chen", "Chen Xiu-Lan", "Zhao Hui-Lin", "Fei Bian"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1128/aem.02285-08"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "19201976"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "19201976"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::c9b4accba67a4da0f1dd9b1e82377dd4", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2009-02-05"], "title": ["Ecological function of myroilysin, a novel bacterial M12 metalloprotease with elastinolytic activity and a synergistic role in collagen hydrolysis, in biodegradation of deep-sea high-molecular-weight organic nitrogen."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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In the present study, we characterize the B. breve UCC 2003 clpP locus, which consists of two paralogous genes, designated clpP1 and clpP2, whose deduced protein products display significant similarity to characterized ClpP peptidases. Transcriptional analyses showed that the clpP1 and clpP2 genes are transcribed in response to moderate heat shock as a bicistronic unit with a single promoter. The role of a clgR homologue, known to control the regulation of clpP gene expression in Streptomyces lividans and Corynebacterium glutamicum, was investigated by gel mobility shift assays and DNase I footprint experiments. We show that ClgR, which in its purified form appears to exist as a dimer, requires a proteinaceous cofactor to assist in specific binding to a 30-bp region of the clpP promoter region. In pull-down experiments, a 56-kDa protein copurified with ClgR, providing evidence that the two proteins also interact in vivo and that the copurified protein represents the cofactor required for ClgR activity. The prediction of the ClgR three-dimensional structure provides further insights into the binding mode of this protein to the clpP1 promoter region and highlights the key amino acid residues believed to be involved in the protein-DNA interaction.", "author": ["Carlos Canchaya", "Zhang Ziding", "Marco Ventura", "Douwe van Sinderen", "Ventura Marco", "Canchaya Carlos", "Kenny, John G.", "Cronin Michelle", "Fitzgerald Gerald F", "Fitzgerald, Gerald F.", "Kenny John G", "van Sinderen Douwe", "Michelle Cronin", "Ziding Zhang"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "16321946"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "16321946"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::0186c8127d6ccd3fd9642972ee7dead8", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2005-12-01"], "title": ["The ClgR protein regulates transcription of the clpP operon in Bifidobacterium breve UCC 2003."], "relatedDatasets": 26}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["American Chemical Society (ACS)"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::87efb54bc603b80fdf62a242b1072751", "id": {"identifier": "2onb", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "Thymidylate synthase (TS) catalyzes the reaction in which the nucleotide deoxyuridylate (dUMP) is reductively methylated by the folate co-substrate 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate (CH2H4folate) to form thymidylate (TMP) and dihydrofolate (1). Substrates are bound in an ordered manner, with dUMP binding at the active site prior to CH2H4PteGlu. A cysteine residue (Cys195 in hTS) at the active site attacks the 6-position of the pyrimidine base of the nucleotide, resulting in the formation of a covalent bond between TS and the nucleotide and activating the 5-position of the nucleotide for subsequent covalent-bond formation with the C-11 substituent of CH2H4folate (reviewed in 2–4). The enzyme is the sole source of de novo synthesized thymidylate and its inhibition leads to apoptosis of rapidly dividing cells such as cancer cells, an effect sometimes referred to as thymineless death (5). This phenomenon is exploited in therapeutic protocols utilizing TS inhibitors, such as raltitrexed, pemetrexed or pro-drugs such as 5-fluorouracil and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine that are metabolized to TS inhibitors. The inhibitors are either nucleotide analogs such as 5-fluorodeoxyuridylate (FdUMP) or folate analogues that are collectively referred to as antifolates. The effectiveness of TS-directed chemotherapy is often limited by emerging resistance, which usually arises from an increase in intracellular TS protein levels by a factor of 2–4 (reviewed in 6). Two major mechanisms leading to increased hTS levels have been proposed. In one mechanism, the intracellular turnover of hTS protein is decreased upon formation of inhibitory complexes with drugs (6, 7). The other mechanism is related to hTS protein binding to its own mRNA and inhibiting its translation. The formation of inhibitory complexes by hTS competes with mRNA binding and thus reduces the translational repression of hTS (reviewed in 8, 9). This effect is reversed in some other species (10).#R##N##R##N#Human TS differs from bacterial TS in three regions: the N-terminus of hTS is extended by 28–29 residues and two insertions of 12 and eight residues are present at positions 117 and 146 of hTS, respectively (2). The crystal structure of hTS has been initially determined using crystals obtained at high ammonium sulfate concentrations (11, 12). At these conditions the active-site loop 181–197 is in a conformation different from that observed in bacterial TS. Since this conformation places Cys195, a residue crucial for catalytic activity, outside the active site, the conformer must be inactive. Another characteristic feature is that loop 108–129, which contains one of the eukaryotic inserts, was disordered. There were four sulfate ions bound per subunit, which appeared to stabilize the inactive conformer. Studies of a truncated version of hTS (13) and an inhibitory complex of hTS with dUMP and raltitrexed (14) yielded high-resolution structures of hTS with loop 181–197 in the active conformation. In these structures, determined at low salt concentration, loop 108–129 was ordered. Later studies showed that also at low salt, 30 mM ammonium sulfate, hTS adopts the inactive conformation with loop 108–129 disordered (15). Intrinsic fluorescence studies of hTS showed that in solution there is equilibrium between the active and inactive conformers and that the presence of phosphate or sulfate ions drives the equilibrium towards the inactive conformation, while dUMP, a substrate, drives it towards the active conformation (12). It was proposed that the stabilization of the inactive conformation may be used to achieve hTS inhibition (11) and was argued that it may yield therapeutic outcomes superior to those of classical active-site-directed inhibitors as it may not lead to increased levels of TS (12; 16).#R##N##R##N#The enzyme is a dimer of two identical subunits, which generate an asymmetry upon substrate/ligand binding (17). The negative cooperativity between subunits strongly depends on inhibitors (18) and the source of the enzyme. Among many structural studies of inhibitory complexes of TS only one reports a structure of the enzyme with an inhibitor bound in only one subunit; Pneumocystis carini TS (PcTS) binds an antifolate, CB3717, with Kd values which differ by a factor of 8000 between the subunits and crystallized with one subunit forming a ternary inhibitory complex PcTS•dUMP• CB3717 while the other active site contained only loosely bound dUMP (19).#R##N##R##N#Here we report studies which indicate that cooperativity between the hTS subunits is not limited to substrate or substrate analogues binding but also is reflected in the binding of molecules that affect equilibrium between the active and inactive conformations of loop 181–197.", "author": ["Lebioda ", "Gibson Lydia M.", "Lovelace Leslie L."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/bi061309j"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::ba2765ea6e1030fa3d3ed369334bc8ec", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Cooperative Inhibition of Human Thymidylate Synthase by Mixtures of Active Site Binding and Allosteric Inhibitors†,‡\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Applied and environmental microbiology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::b8169fe7ac4305b5f987a50ce3af676e", "id": {"identifier": "m84015", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::56fd1b36253fae8038dc2e939e0d0fda", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1575485&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1ec268ebbbd3ce1322cc9cf10c8677dc", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1575485&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a7341121f823cf84bbc388ba15662df2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1575485&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Lactobacillus sake LTH677 is a strain, isolated from fermented sausage, which forms a heme-dependent catalase. This rare property is highly desirable in sausage fermentation, as it prevents rancidity and discoloration caused by hydrogen peroxide. A gene bank containing MboI fragments of chromosomal DNA from Lactobacillus sake LTH677 in Escherichia coli plasmid pBR328 was constructed. The catalase gene was cloned by heterologous complementation of the Kat- phenotype of E. coli UM2. The catalase structural gene, designated katA, was assigned to a 2.3-kb region by deletion analysis of the originally cloned fragment in plasmid pHK1000. The original chromosomal arrangement was determined by Southern hybridization. Protein analysis revealed that the catalase subunit has a molecular size of 65,000 Da and that the active catalase possesses a hexameric structure. The molecular size of the subunit deduced from the nucleotide sequence was determined to 54,504 Da. The N-terminal amino acid sequence of the 65,000-Da protein corresponded to the one deduced from the DNA sequence. After recloning of katA in the E. coli-Lactococcus shuttle vector pGKV210, the gene was successfully transferred and phenotypically expressed in Lactobacillus casei, which is naturally deficient in catalase activity.", "author": ["Vogel R F", "Hj, Knauf", "Hammes W P", "Wp, Hammes", "Rf, Vogel", "Knauf H J"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1575485"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "1575485"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::7efeb0ed2ab84d3381c0b9ad2e88d560", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1992-03-01"], "title": ["Cloning, sequence, and phenotypic expression of katA, which encodes the catalase of Lactobacillus sake LTH677."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

{"typology": "publication", "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "OpenAIRE", "datasourceId": "dli_________::openaire"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "OpenAIRE", "dnetId": "60|openaire____::6c0dad00b9ff04feb4c79175adeb6f65", "id": {"identifier": "10.3886/icpsr01271.v1", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "This paper analyzes the role played by the IMF in eight recent sovereign debt restructurings from a comparative perspective: Argentina (2001-2005), the Dominican Republic (2004-2005), Ecuador (1999-2000), Pakistan (1998-2001), the Russian Federation (1998-2001), Serbia (2000-2004), Ukraine (1998-2000) and Uruguay (2004). Our objective is to identify the various dimensions of the IMF's potential involvement during those processes, and to extract some relevant policy implications to reform the Policy of Lending Into Arrears. We find that the IMF can potentially exert a substantial influence on sovereign debt restructurings by influencing countries' decision to restructure when the debt burden is deemed unsustainable, by providing official finance to substitute for a loss of access to international financial markets, by setting a medium-term domestic adjustment path through conditionality, by providing 'independent' information at a time of heightened uncertainty, and by providing incentives both to creditors and debtors. However, a lack of consistency has tended to characterize the role of the IMF in recent sovereign debt restructurings. In part, this reflects the flexibility with which the IMF has adapted its intervention to country-specific factors. However, we argue that this lack of consistency has tended to exacerbate the uncertainty and information asymmetries that are often associated with sovereign debt restructurings, and that a more systematic approach is needed.", "author": ["Javier Díaz-Cassou", "Vázquez-Zamora, Juan J.", "Aitor Erce-Domínguez"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "openaire", "id": "oai:dnet:od_______645::156656fedbbe24a25039ffc754df70cb"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::70438a326461b3f5ebc6c9684b545b16", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["The role of the IMF in recent sovereign debt restructurings: Implications for the policy of lending into arrears"], "relatedDatasets": 1, "subject": [{"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:E65"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:F34"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "IMF, sovereign debt, restructurings, default, solvency"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "jel:H63"}]}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::3f0b3991bd3493867d5a7ca951f04f68", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccswk4b", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The asymmetric unit of the polymeric title compound, [Na2(C20H13O5P)(C2H6O)(H2O)5]n, consists of two NaI ions, one 2′-hydr­oxy-1,1′-binaphthyl-2-yl phosphate anion, one ethanol ligand and  five water molecules of crysallization. Each NaI ion has a distorted octa­hedral coordination geometry. The phosphate anion coordinates to one NaI ion and the ethanol mol­ecule coordinates to the other. The five water mol­ecules bridge the NaI ions, forming an inorganic chain structure along the b axis. The chains are connected by O—H⋯O hydrogen bonds into an organic–inorganic hybrid layer parallel to (001).", "author": ["Tachibana Yuya", "Maeda Yasukatsu"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1107/s1600536809021394"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::ebacd0fa773c329f11928bc8a2902296", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"catena-Poly(ethanol-κO)sodium(I)-di-μ-aqua-(rac-2′-hydroxy-1,1′-binaphthyl-2-yl phosphato-κO)sodium-tri-μ-aqua\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::5495fead34c88424fa0f4a180e9fc192", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3299948", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::e341ca92e11714c92fec4cec40324b3f", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3299948.v1", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Protective mimicry has been studied extensively for over a century. Mimicry in a competitive context, however, has remained largely neglected. It has been overlooked in mimicry classification schemes, and few systems have been rigorously studied. We define “competitive mimicry” as mimicry that enables access to a defended resource or aids in defense of a resource. We explain how competitive mimicry fits with existing mimicry classification schemes and outline criteria for identifying competitive mimicry systems. For each form of competitive mimicry, we describe the effects of the mimic on the model and receiver, predict the evolutionary dynamics of the system, and present examples. We then identify key directions for the study of competitive mimicry.", "author": ["Grether Gregory F.", "Rainey Meredith M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1890/06-1717.1"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::696938bb91a8163ead818818ddfd36ed", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"COMPETITIVE MIMICRY: SYNTHESIS OF A NEGLECTED CLASS OF MIMETIC RELATIONSHIPS\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::9061777750e8411708a804bde2d439ab", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11260494&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6d341997d41fcc9e1e42a941817fedc4", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11260494&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Allelopathic chemicals released by plants into the rhizosphere have effects on neighboring plants ranging from phytoxicity to inducing organogenesis. The allelopathic activity of naturally occurring quinones and phenols is primarily a function of reactive radicals generated during redox cycling between quinone and hydroquinone states. We isolated cDNAs encoding two distinct quinone oxidoreductases from roots of the parasitic plant Triphysaria treated with the allelopathic quinone 2,6-dimethoxybenzoquinone (DMBQ). TvQR1 is a member of the zeta-crystallin quinone oxidoreductase family that catalyzes one-electron quinone reductions, generating free radical semiquinones. TvQR2 belongs to a family of detoxifying quinone oxidoreductases that catalyze bivalent redox reactions which avoid the radical intermediate. TvQR1 and TvQR2 message levels are rapidly upregulated in Triphysaria roots as a primary response to treatment with various allelopathic quinones. Inhibition of quinone oxidoreductase enzymatic activity with dicumarol prior to quinone treatment resulted in increased transcript levels. While TvQR2 homologs were upregulated by DMBQ in roots of all plants examined, TvQR1 homologs were upregulated only in roots of parasitic plants. Phylogenetic trees constructed of TvQR1 and TvQR2 protein homologs in Archea, Eubacteria and Eukaryotes indicated that both gene families are ancient, yet the families have dissimilar evolutionary histories in angiosperms. We hypothesize that TvQR2-like proteins function to detoxify allelopathic quinones in the rhizosphere, while TvQR1 has specific functions associated with haustorium development in parasitic plants.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11260494"}], "author": ["Jamison D", "Yoder J I", "Wrobel R", "Wojtowicz A", "Matvienko M", "Goldwasser Y"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::530fc810071e6c8677646a3c006dee58", "title": ["Quinone oxidoreductase message levels are differentially regulated in parasitic and non-parasitic plants exposed to allelopathic quinones."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of microbiology (Seoul, Korea)"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ce33e8d40315e1ea272e754b80b23db1", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21887649&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::04f3778ac4bc8507fc31cb0c8a9d82fb", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21887649&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The G2ALT gene was cloned and sequenced from the thermophilic bacterium Anoxybacillus gonensis G2. The gene is 666 bp long and encodes a protein 221 amino acids in length. The gene was overexpressed in E. coli and purified to homogeneity and biochemically characterized. The enzyme has a molecular mass of 24.5 kDa and it could be classified as a member of the family of bacterial aluminium resistance proteins based on homology searches. When this fragment was expressed in E. coli, it endowed E. coli with Al tolerance to 500 μM. The purified G2ALT protein is active at a broad pH range (pH 4.0-10.0) and temperature range (25°C-80°C) with optima of 6.0 and the apparent optimal temperature of 73°C respectively. Under optimal conditions, G2ALT exhibited a low ATPase activity with K (m) (-) and V (max) (-) values of 10±0.55 μM and 26.81±0.13 mg Pi released/min/mg enzyme, respectively. The ATPase activity of G2ALT requires Mg(2+) and Na(+) ions, while Zn(2+) and Al(3+) stimulate the activity. Cd(2+) and Ag(+) reduced the activity and Li(+), Cu(2+), and Co(2+) inhibited the activity. Known inhibitors of most ATPases, like such as β-mercaptoethanol and ouabain, also inhibited the activity of the G2ALT. These biochemical characterizations suggested that G2ALT belongs to the PP-loop ATPase superfamily and it can be responsible for aluminium tolerance in A. gonensis G2.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s12275-011-0522-6"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "21887649"}], "author": ["Beris Fatih Saban", "Van Beeumen Jozef", "Canakci Sabriye", "Belduz Ali Osman", "Karaoglu Hakan", "De Smet Lina"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::d3d37196f69c0a6925c9735a610b3d23", "title": ["The ATPase activity of the G2alt gene encoding an aluminium tolerance protein from Anoxybacillus gonensis G2."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::e81c3352eaeff29df580032f336d03a3", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc3ky2n", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::bfd7bfdc4f94b58702a193322675db0e", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc3kgy1", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::875829b843affc79ccbd5ecd099deec5", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc3kgwz", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#The protonation and metal complex formation of the branched pentaamine ligand 2,2,6,6-tetrakis(aminomethyl)-4-azaheptane (ditame, L) with CoII, CoIII, NiII, CuII, ZnII, and CdII have been studied. The crystal structures of [Ni(ditame)(EtOH)]Br2, [Co2(ditame)2(O2)]Cl4·4H2O, and [Co2(ditame)2(O2)]Cl2[ZnCl4][ZnCl3(H2O)]·H2O were determined by X-ray diffraction analyses. The metal complexes showed octahedral coordination geometries with exclusive formation of six-membered chelate rings, the four primary amino groups being in equatorial positions and the secondary amino group (Nsec) apical. This geometry enforces a relatively short M−Nsec bond. Complex formation in aqueous solution was evaluated by potentiometric titration. The ditame ligand forms a surprisingly stable NiII complex with logKNiL = 17.8 (25 °C, 0.1 M KNO3), and formation of protonated species [Ni(Hnditame)](n+2)+ (n = 1, 2) is not significant. Different behavior is evident for ZnII and CdII, with which protonated species are extensively formed, while the stability of [ML]2+ is relatively low. Complex formation between ditame and CuII in the range 3 < pH < 7 resulted in the formation of [Cu(H2ditame)]4+. In slightly alkaline solution, the dinuclear [Cu2(ditame)2]4+ appears to be formed. The structural assignment of this dimer is based on its UV/Vis and EPR characteristics, with the EPR data indicating a CuII···CuII separation of about 5.9 A. The redox behavior of the Ni and Co complexes was investigated by cyclic voltammetry. The mononuclear species showed quasi-reversible electron transfer for the NiII/III and CoII/III couples. For the dinuclear peroxo/ superoxo-bridged CoIII complexes, quasi-reversible electron transfer corresponding to oxidation/reduction of the O22−/O2− bridge was observed. (© Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, 69451 Weinheim, Germany, 2003)", "author": ["Zimmer Anja", "Harmer Jeffrey", "Reiland Vera", "Sargeson Alan M.", "Schwitzgebel Günter", "Frank Walter", "Buder Irmgard", "Schweiger Arthur", "Hegetschweiler Kaspar", "Maas Oliver", "Geue Rodney J."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/ejic.200390174"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::316614ea9978b4be43abf8d66f80cb2b", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"The Coordination Chemistry of the Pentadentate 2,2,6,6-Tetrakis(aminomethyl)-4-azaheptane (ditame)\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International journal of cancer"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::cee65ffcbf8ba13ae9b8f9e6c3ad935f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=19408311&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Overexpressions of G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) with elevated downstream signaling events have been reported in various tumors. However, the cellular mechanism that GPCR overexpression leads to tumor formation is largely unknown. The orphan GPCR mas was originally isolated from a human epidermoid carcinoma. In vivo studies of mas-overexpressing cells suggested that xenograft tumor formation was positively correlated with the levels of mas expression. Histochemical analysis indicated that xenograft tumor consisted of mas-transfected and stromal cells. Biochemical analyses revealed that cells overexpressing mas exhibited significantly increased anchorage-independent growth, whereas there was no significant difference in cell proliferation in comparison with empty vector-transfected control cells. Expression profiling using mRNA differential display and Northern analysis indicated an elevated expression of GRO and a novel CXC chemokines, tumor-induced factor (TIF), in mas-transfected cells and xenograft tumor. Bacterially expressed recombinant TIF was found to act as a neutrophil chemoattractant in a chemotactic assay. These results suggest that mas overexpression enables anchorage-independent growth of transformed cells, and interplays of secreted chemokines with stromal cells modulate xenograft tumor formation. Importantly, a novel CXC chemokine, TIF, was identified in the xenograft tumor tissues.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/ijc.24440"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "19408311"}], "author": ["Lung Lydia K W", "Chan Wood-Yee", "Tsang Sup-Yin", "Wang Da-Kui", "Zhu You-Kai", "Li Zhou-Fang", "Lee Susanna S T", "Cheung Wing-Tai", "Lin Wen-Zhen"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::bf2126df19d572cf699d0f4804acc508", "title": ["Identification and characterization of a novel CXC chemokine in xenograft tumor induced by mas-overexpressing cells."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::b7f3bd81ea7e59b606f9b5d94c4d07c2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1748631&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c27ceaccd24614d3c1437baff939d4cd", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1748631&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::68c7109200e72a5a7849cbf866a21ae4", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1748631&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::94dc0224bdc03971330c7c57e48b3aba", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1748631&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Nucleotide sequences were determined for cDNA clones for squash NADH:nitrate oxidoreductase (EC 1.6.6.1), which is one of the most completely characterized forms of this higher plant enzyme. An open reading frame of 2754 nucleotides began at the first ATG. The deduced amino acid sequence contains 918 residues, with a predicted Mr = 103,376. The amino acid sequence is very similar to sequences deduced for other higher plant nitrate reductases. The squash sequence has significant similarity to the amino acid sequences of sulfite oxidase, cytochrome b5, and NADH:cytochrome b5 reductase. Alignment of these sequences with that of squash defines domains of nitrate reductase that appear to bind its 3 prosthetic groups (molybdopterin, heme-iron, and FAD). The amino acid sequence of the FAD domain of squash nitrate reductase was aligned with FAD domain sequences of other NADH:nitrate reductases, NADH:cytochrome b5 reductases, NADPH:nitrate reductases, ferredoxin:NADP+ reductases, NADPH:cytochrome P-450 reductases, NADPH:sulfite reductase flavoproteins, and Bacillus megaterium cytochrome P-450BM-3. In this multiple alignment, 14 amino acid residues are invariant, which suggests these proteins are members of a family of flavoenzymes. Secondary structure elements of the structural model of spinach ferredoxin:NADP+ reductase were used to predict the secondary structure of squash nitrate reductase and the other related flavoenzymes in this family. We suggest that this family of flavoenzymes, nearly all of which reduce a hemoprotein, be called \"flavoprotein pyridine nucleotide cytochrome reductases.\"", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1748631"}], "author": ["Campbell W H", "Hyde G E", "Crawford N M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::561b56dfde5a8bd4114dda41dde43ba8", "title": ["The sequence of squash NADH:nitrate reductase and its relationship to the sequences of other flavoprotein oxidoreductases. A family of flavoprotein pyridine nucleotide cytochrome reductases."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of infectious diseases"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::65677f96d76e784f4cbc899118e31558", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12001061&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::684cf00fa700bbacbc0dad0d9aa77dea", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12001061&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A recombinant protein of Paragonimus westermani yolk ferritin was bacterially produced from a previously cloned complementary DNA and was used as an antigen for an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) against paragonimiasis- and other helminth-infected sera to evaluate its serodiagnostic potential. The ELISA revealed that paragonimiasis westermani had 88.2% sensitivity and 100% specificity. The positive and negative predictive values of the ELISA were calculated to be 100% and 97.1%, respectively. Sera from cats experimentally infected with P. westermani began to produce immunoglobulin G antibodies against the yolk ferritin at 13 weeks after infection, which suggests that the corresponding antigen was derived from the vitellaria in accordance with maturation of P. westermani. These results indicate that the recombinant P. westermani yolk ferritin is a potent serodiagnostic reagent for paragonimiasis westermani from an early stage of the infection.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "12001061"}], "author": ["Kim Tae Yun", "Cho Seung-Yull", "Kong Yoon", "Gan Xiao-Xian", "Sukomtason Kom", "Kang Shin-Yong", "Sukomtason Kabkaew", "Joo Il-Joong", "Hong Sung-Jong"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::5c5aae73bf014471c104eeeb86917ecd", "title": ["Recombinant Paragonimus westermani yolk ferritin is a useful serodiagnostic antigen."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["AIDS research and human retroviruses"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::19ef6d3ae7c06187859da4b47c1a4791", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=15585084&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7f0b9ff5aca01496186ba4b4c2230bb2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=15585084&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Env gene glycoprotein products are essential to viral infectivity and important targets for a host's humoral and cellular immune responses. We have reported the construction of C2, an effective env gene cassetting system for assessing biological properties of HIV-1 subtype B env gene glycoprotein products within a constant genetic background (Zheng NN and Daniels RS: AIDS Res Hum Retroviruses 2001;17:1501-7506). Here we report the ability of C2 to produce chimeric subtype A, C, D, A/E, F, and J HIV-1 and studies of the viruses' biological properties. Virus RNAs were extracted and full-length env genes rescued by RT-PCR. Expression-competent env genes were cloned into the C2 cassette and chimeric recombinant viruses produced by transfecting 293T cells. For each subtype, X4 viruses yielded higher TCID(50) than R5 viruses and the TCID(50) of chimeric viruses were either the same as or lower than their parental viruses. The limited coreceptor usage of R5-tropic parent viruses was retained in the chimeric viruses. Generally, with the exception of the subtype C virus (SE12808), the X4-tropic parental viruses utilized CXCR4 and a wide range of additional coreceptors, while their respective chimeric viruses retained CXCR4 usage but showed a more limited range in respect of other coreceptors. The replication rates of non-B subtype chimeric viruses were generally lower (1.5- to 13.6-fold) than their respective parental viruses with the exception of C2-92UG029, an X4-tropic subtype A chimeric virus. This study demonstrates that C2 is a functional cassette capable of producing infectious chimeric viruses to allow study of the biological phenotypes and functions of HIV-1 subtype B and non-B subtype glycoproteins.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "15585084"}], "author": ["Daniels Rod S", "Zheng Natalie N"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::fbbf58a0c3f3ad0cafca83f8a798ccde", "title": ["Substitution of hiv type-1 non-B env genes in C2, a subtype B cassette system, results in functional chimeric viruses."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["PloS one"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6a00652cd562455ddce0724afbd85c52", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26367395&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6becc0177f2967952a65608ec57b3e29", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26367395&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The ratio of dihydroxylated to trihydroxylated catechins (RDTC) is an important indicator of tea quality and biochemical marker for the study of genetic diversity. It is reported to be under genetic control but the underlying mechanism is not well understood. Flavonoid 3'-hydroxylase (F3'H) and flavonoid 3',5'-hydroxylase (F3'5'H) are key enzymes involved in the formation of dihydroxylated and trihydroxylated catechins. The transcriptome and HPLC analysis of tea samples from Longjing43 and Zhonghuang2 under control and shading treatment were performed to assess the F3'H and F3'5'H genes that might affect RDTC. A total of 74.7 million reads of mRNA seq (2×101bp) data were generated. After de novo assembly, 109,909 unigenes were obtained, and 39,982 of them were annotated using 7 public databases. Four key F3'H and F3'5'H genes (including CsF3'5'H1, CsF3'H1, CsF3'H2 and CsF3'H3) were identified to be closely correlated with RDTC. Shading treatment had little effect on RDTC, which was attributed to the stable expression of these key F3'H and F3'5'H genes. The correlation of the coexpression of four key genes and RDTC was further confirmed among 13 tea varieties by real time PCR and HPLC analysis. The coexpression of three F3'H genes and a F3'5'H gene may play a key role in affecting RDTC in Camellia sinensis. The current results may establish valuable foundation for further research about the mechanism controlling catechin composition in tea.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0137925"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "26367395"}], "author": ["Wang Liyuan", "Zhang Chengcai", "Cheng Hao", "Wu Liyun", "Wei Kang", "Li Hailin", "Zhang Fen"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::a18d45b7379c5c8e8c6954b7911ea511", "title": ["Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Key Flavonoid 3'-Hydroxylase and Flavonoid 3',5'-Hydroxylase Genes in Affecting the Ratio of Dihydroxylated to Trihydroxylated Catechins in Camellia sinensis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular phylogenetics and evolution"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::96f295924b7c336e2d8890c03cb712ce", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22273597&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a769475a666a97c68fa54b960dbd31bf", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22273597&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Euphorbia is among the largest genera of angiosperms, with about 2000 species that are renowned for their remarkably diverse growth forms. To clarify phylogenetic relationships in the genus, we used maximum likelihood, bayesian, and parsimony analyses of DNA sequence data from 10 markers representing all three plant genomes, averaging more than 16kbp for each accession. Taxon sampling included 176 representatives from Euphorbioideae (including 161 of Euphorbia). Analyses of these data robustly resolve a backbone topology of four major, subgeneric clades--Esula, Rhizanthium, Euphorbia, and Chamaesyce--that are successively sister lineages. Ancestral state reconstructions of six reproductive and growth form characters indicate that the earliest Euphorbia species were likely woody, non-succulent plants with helically arranged leaves and 5-glanded cyathia in terminal inflorescences. The highly modified growth forms and reproductive features in Euphorbia have independent origins within the subgeneric clades. Examples of extreme parallelism in trait evolution include at least 14 origins of xeromorphic growth forms and at least 13 origins of seed caruncles. The evolution of growth form and inflorescence position are significantly correlated, and a pathway of evolutionary transitions is supported that has implications for the evolution of Euphorbia xerophytes of large stature. Such xerophytes total more than 400 species and are dominants of vegetation types throughout much of arid Africa and Madagascar.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.ympev.2011.12.022"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "22273597"}], "author": ["Steinmann Victor W", "van Ee Benjamin W", "Morawetz Jeffery J", "Wurdack Kenneth J", "Horn James W", "Berry Paul E", "Riina Ricarda"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::e03fd46832d85f39ca151beac9cf65b0", "title": ["Phylogenetics and the evolution of major structural characters in the giant genus Euphorbia L. (Euphorbiaceae)."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of bacteriology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::461f62b7901ddde2ce8290d482b1aa78", "id": {"identifier": "af527045", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::0dc23f8d79ce4188d806fc1e9c876b4a", "id": {"identifier": "af527043", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e09fcdd497c70c71328fb92d9c739ba3", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12670965&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::0e8543ec1052a3755c23cb4dd7dd931b", "id": {"identifier": "af527044", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::c1499248892a9c5cd2d18e22607e42ba", "id": {"identifier": "af527041", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4d7ceb0b43431a89caa61f943db7354c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12670965&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::f6f1cc9e110c33ee074b87b13cd79002", "id": {"identifier": "af527042", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: The conversion of ketomethiobutyrate to methionine has been previously examined in a number of organisms, wherein the aminotransferases responsible for the reaction have been found to be members of the Ia subfamily (L. C. Berger, J. Wilson, P. Wood, and B. J. Berger, J. Bacteriol. 183:4421-4434, 2001). The genome of Bacillus subtilis has been found to contain no subfamily Ia aminotransferase sequences. Instead, the analogous enzymes in B. subtilis were found to be members of the If subfamily. These putative aspartate aminotransferases, the yugH, ywfG, ykrV, aspB, and patA gene products, have been cloned, expressed, and characterized for methionine regeneration activity. Only YkrV was able to convert ketomethiobutyrate to methionine, and it catalyzed the reaction only when glutamine was used as amino donor. In contrast, subcellular homogenates of B. subtilis and Bacillus cereus utilized leucine, isoleucine, valine, alanine, phenylalanine, and tyrosine as effective amino donors. The two putative branched-chain aminotransferase genes in B. subtilis, ybgE and ywaA, were also cloned, expressed, and characterized. Both gene products effectively transaminated branched-chain amino acids and ketoglutarate, but only YbgE converted ketomethiobutyrate to methionine. The amino donor preference for methionine regeneration by YbgE was found to be leucine, isoleucine, valine, phenylalanine, and tyrosine. The B. subtilis ybgE gene is a member of the family III of aminotransferases and falls in a subfamily designated here IIIa. Examination of B. cereus and Bacillus anthracis genome data found that there were no subfamily IIIa homologues in these organisms. In both B. cereus and B. anthracis, two putative branched-chain aminotransferases and two putative D-amino acid aminotransferases were discovered as members of subfamily IIIb. These four sequences were cloned from B. cereus, expressed, and characterized. Only the gene product from the sequence designated Bc-BCAT2 was found to convert ketomethiobutyrate to methionine, with an amino donor preference of leucine, isoleucine, valine, phenylalanine, and tyrosine. The B. anthracis homologue of Bc-BCAT2 was also cloned, expressed, and characterized and was found to be identical in activity. The aminooxy compound canaline was found to be an uncompetitive inhibitor of B. subtilis YbgE and also inhibited growth of B. subtilis and B. cereus in culture.", "author": ["English Shane", "Shane English", "Berger, Bradley J.", "Gene Chan", "Chan Gene", "Knodel Marvin H", "Berger Bradley J", "Knodel, Marvin H."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "12670965"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "12670965"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::bbfe70ca293cc5ca5f2cd92f9b47ad5f", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2003-04-01"], "title": ["Methionine regeneration and aminotransferases in Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus cereus, and Bacillus anthracis."], "relatedDatasets": 7}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of cell biology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::06f64a78cd04a9d2cf7ca554fd0c6a5e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2229176&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::23d523895abe02961689170aec894823", "id": {"identifier": "x53992", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::98a7fda5201e95ed4e89ecc0e2bac95d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2229176&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Spectrins are a major component of the membrane skeleton in many cell types where they are thought to contribute to cell form and membrane organization. Diversity among spectrin isoforms, especially their beta subunits, is associated with diversity in cell shape and membrane architecture. Here we describe a spectrin isoform from Drosophila that consists of a conventional alpha spectrin subunit complexed with a novel high molecular weight beta subunit (430 kD) that we term beta H. The native alpha beta H molecule binds actin filaments with high affinity and has a typical spectrin morphology except that it is longer than most other spectrin isoforms and includes two knoblike structures that are attributed to a unique domain of the beta H subunit. Beta H is encoded by a different gene than the previously described Drosophila beta-spectrin subunit but shows sequence similarity to beta-spectrin as well as vertebrate dystrophin, a component of the membrane skeleton in muscle. By size and sequence similarity, dystrophin is more similar to this newly described beta-spectrin isoform (beta H) than to other members of the spectrin gene family such as alpha-spectrin and alpha-actinin.", "author": ["Dubreuil R R", "Ct, Stewart", "Kiehart D P", "Byers T J", "Stewart C T", "Dp, Kiehart", "Rr, Dubreuil", "Tj, Byers"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "2229176"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "2229176"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::cf2c55640345921d350aae39ae5a1e76", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1990-11-01"], "title": ["A beta-spectrin isoform from Drosophila (beta H) is similar in size to vertebrate dystrophin."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part B, Biochemistry & molecular biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2285b027a4c0ca0fb6cfa778aa4a24ed", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20226263&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::0e0ca66d7d81f63d6ffa29d5c5944d76", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20226263&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The signal transduction mechanisms in mollusks are still elusive since the genome information is incomplete and cell lines are not available. In previous study, we cloned a highly conserved Smad3 homolog (designated as Pf-Smad3) from the pearl oyster, Pinctada fucata. It seems that transforming growth factor beta (TGFbeta) signaling may play similar roles in the oyster as in vertebrate. Here we report a cDNA encoding an activin like receptor 1 homolog (designated as Pf-ALR1) of the oyster, another kind of TGFbeta superfamily member. Compared to the activin receptor-like kinases (ALK) in human, the amino acid sequence of Pf-ALR1 is more similar to that of ALK1, especially the L45 loop. Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction results indicate that Pf-ALR1 mRNA is expressed ubiquitously in the adult oyster. Thus, Pf-ALR1 may be important for many physiological processes in the oyster. To lay a basis for further investigation of the TGFbeta signal pathway functions in the oyster shell formation, in this report, the Pf-ALR1 mRNA expression in the oyster mantle was detected by in situ hybridization. The results show that Pf-ALR1 in the oyster mantle is mainly expressed at the inner epithelial cells of the outer fold and the outer epithelial cells of the middle fold, similarly as Pf-Smad3. The mRNA levels of Pf-ALR1 and Pf-Smad3 are all changed after shell notching. These results indicate that both Pf-ALR1 and Pf-Smad3 may take part in shell formation and repair. The results of drug treatment experiments with in-vitro cultured oyster mantle tissue cells demonstrate that the mRNA expression levels of Pf-Smad3, Pf-ALR1 and two oyster nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kB) members can be adjusted and correlated. All our observations suggest that there should be similar TGFbeta signal pathways in the oyster and vertebrate. However, the potential functions of Pf-ALR1 and the relations of TGFbeta and NF-kB members in the oyster all need to be thoroughly investigated.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.cbpb.2010.02.012"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "20226263"}], "author": ["Liu Xiaojun", "Zhang Rongqing", "Xie Liping", "He Zuoxin", "Sun Juan", "Zhou Yujuan", "Wang Hongzhong", "Zhang Guiyou", "Huang Jing", "Gong Ningping", "Yan Zhenguang"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::aafe8c9c81ed987fe77b8bcca2412402", "title": ["Cloning and characterization of the activin like receptor 1 homolog (Pf-ALR1) in the pearl oyster, Pinctada fucata."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Applied microbiology and biotechnology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2e9d5d7d04bafd046f27554c33be10f5", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18034237&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c623a81d64dfd79f2615048a1c1447e7", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18034237&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Azo dyes are known to be a very important and widely used class of toxic and carcinogenic compounds. Although lot of research has been carried out for their removal from industrial effluents, very little attention is given to changes in their toxicity and mutagenicity during the treatment processes. Present investigation describes isolation of a Bacillus velezensis culture capable of degrading azo dye Direct Red 28 (DR28). Azoreductase enzyme was isolated from it, and its molecular weight was found to be 60 kDa. The enzyme required NADH as cofactor and was oxygen-insensitive. Toxicity and mutagenicity of the dye during biodegradation was monitored by using a battery of carefully selected in vitro tests. The culture was found to degrade DR28 to benzidine and 4-aminobiphenyl, both of which are potent mutagens. However, on longer incubation, both the compounds were degraded further, resulting in reduction in toxicity and mutagenicity of the dye. Thus, the culture seems to be a suitable candidate for further study for both decolourization and detoxification of azo dyes, resulting in their safe disposal.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "18034237"}], "author": ["Chakrabarti Tapan", "Devi Sivanesan Saravana", "Bafana Amit"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::1a387b703c169d9c89f97db0dfa67c98", "title": ["Azoreductase and dye detoxification activities of Bacillus velezensis strain AB."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["American Chemical Society (ACS)"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::a1a7aa354c35a03dc08d4d4299257ac9", "id": {"identifier": "3q4l", "schema": "pdb"}}, {"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::8229fadb12c39483bd88b5fb3a32158a", "id": {"identifier": "3q4j", "schema": "pdb"}}, {"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::75105679ec7e804fe50ad42fcbb47872", "id": {"identifier": "3q4k", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "The multimeric DNA sliding clamps confer high processivity to replicative DNA polymerases and are also binding platforms for various enzymes involved in DNA metabolism. These enzymes interact with the clamp through a small peptide that binds into a hydrophobic pocket which is a potential target for the development of new antibacterial compounds. Starting from a generic heptapeptide, we used a structure-based strategy to improve the design of new peptide ligands. Chemical modifications at specific residues result in a dramatic increase of the interaction as measured by SPR and ITC. The affinity of our best hits was improved by 2 orders of magnitude as compared to the natural ligand, reaching 10–8 M range. The molecular basis of the interactions was analyzed by solving the co-crystal structures of the most relevant peptides bound to the clamp and reveals how chemical modifications establish new contacts and contributes to an increased affinity of the ligand.", "author": ["Dejaegere Annick", "Guichard Gilles", "Briand Jean Paul", "Dumas Philippe", "Burnouf Dominique Y.", "Oliéric Vincent", "Ennifar Eric", "Wolff Philippe", "Chaloin Olivier", "Wagner Jérôme"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/jm200311m"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::523d395a0a521b0af29e798d7f7c3d2a", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Structure-Based Design of Short Peptide Ligands Binding onto theE. coliProcessivity Ring\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"publisher": ["Plant physiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed", "datasourceName": "PubMed"}], "relatedDatasets": 2, "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a9453934a25dfcb142dc45703c0f876a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20508139&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::20331be064b5bb08a67e3c8fb361f9dd", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20508139&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) suppressor of npr1-1, constitutive1 (snc1) contains a gain-of-function mutation in a Toll/interleukin receptor-nucleotide binding site-leucine-rich repeat Resistance (R) protein and it has been a useful tool for dissecting R-protein-mediated immunity. Here we report the identification and characterization of snc4-1D, a semidominant mutant with snc1-like phenotypes. snc4-1D constitutively expresses defense marker genes PR1, PR2, and PDF1.2, and displays enhanced pathogen resistance. Map-based cloning of SNC4 revealed that it encodes an atypical receptor-like kinase with two predicted extracellular glycerophosphoryl diester phosphodiesterase domains. The snc4-1D mutation changes an alanine to threonine in the predicted cytoplasmic kinase domain. Wild-type plants transformed with the mutant snc4-1D gene displayed similar phenotypes as snc4-1D, suggesting that the mutation is a gain-of-function mutation. Epistasis analysis showed that NON-RACE-SPECIFIC DISEASE RESISTANCE1 is required for the snc4-1D mutant phenotypes. In addition, the snc4-1D mutant phenotypes are partially suppressed by knocking out MAP KINASE SUBSTRATE1, a positive defense regulator associated with MAP KINASE4. Furthermore, both the morphology and constitutive pathogen resistance of snc4-1D are partially suppressed by blocking jasmonic acid synthesis, suggesting that jasmonic acid plays an important role in snc4-1D-mediated resistance. Identification of snc4-1D provides us a unique genetic system for analyzing the signal transduction pathways downstream of receptor-like kinases.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1104/pp.110.158501"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "20508139"}], "author": ["Zhang Yuelin", "Cheng Yu Ti", "Bi Dongling", "Li Xin"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::73cddc600a72893c238843b62cdd2643", "title": ["Activation of plant immune responses by a gain-of-function mutation in an atypical receptor-like kinase."], "typology": "publication"}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Parasitology research"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ad2e3bb3edbe75fc2fcaa555f814b183", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20473527&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5cddb60e695470cc6437a5a2dfb078d8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20473527&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A phylogeographic study was carried out of Trichuris muris, nematode parasitizing Murinae rodents from the Muridae family, isolated from four different hosts and from different geographical regions of Europe by amplification and sequencing of the ITS1-5.8S-ITS2 fragment of the ribosomal DNA. T. muris was found in the Apodemus sylvaticus, Apodemus flavicollis, Mus domesticus, and Rattus rattus rodents. The molecular results confirm the presence of DNA polymorphisms among T. muris isolates from Europe. The present study shows two clear-cut geographical and genetic lineages: one of them is widespread from northern Spain (Catalonia) to Denmark (Western European region), while the second is widespread in the Eastern European region (Croatia, Rumania, and Turkey). These two genotypes can be easily distinguished by a PCR-RFLP analysis of this sequence with the ApalI restriction enzyme. Moreover, networks and phylogenetic reconstructions also reveal that T. muris from various Murinae rodents did not differentiate according to the host species that they parasitize. Furthermore, T. muris isolated from The Canary Islands revealed a typical haplotype (H6) only present in The Canary Islands and not in continental Europe. It is suggested that one haplotype from La Gomera Island is the ancestor of T. muris in the Canary Islands.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "20473527"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s00436-010-1908-9"}], "author": ["Nieberding Caroline", "Callejón Rocio", "Cutillas Cristina", "Feliú Carlos", "de Rojas Manuel", "Foronda Pilar", "Guevara Diego"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::aea4954fe5e24b6cfc99935e9eacd767", "title": ["Molecular evolution of Trichuris muris isolated from different Muridae hosts in Europe."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::23dbaa220b326710540778385dc82a4f", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccpvkbd", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::d94b891ba520051ad92b04c3000badcf", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc89g00", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "An efficient synthesis of 4-aminotropones has been achieved in excellent yields by simple treatment of 4-amino-4-[(p-tolylsulfinyl)methyl]-2,5-cyclohexadienones (p-quinamines) with NaH. The method allowed regiocontrolled access to 3-methyl, 5-methyl-and 3,5-dimethyl-substituted derivatives starting from p-quinamines with adequate substituents at the cyclohexadienone moiety and/or at the carbon linked to the sulfur function. The p-quinamines in turn were easily accessible from N-Boc p-anisidines (Boc= tert-butoxycarbonyl) by electrochemical oxidation in MeOH to quinone imine monoketals, followed by addition of a α-lithium sulfinyl carbanion to the imino group, and ketal hydrolysis. Oxidation of the sulfoxide gave the sulfonyl-substituted p-quinamines that, upon basic treatment, behave similarly. The p-quinamine 55 and bis-p-quinamine 56, resulting in the addition of the anion derived from dimethyl sulfone to the p-quinonimine ketal 14, also gave the 4-aminotropone. The mechanism involves the initial formation of a α-sulfonyl carbanion, which intramolecularly attacks the cyclohexadienone giving a norcaradiene-like enolate intermediate, the evolution of which through a ring-expansion process, pushes off a methyl sulfinate anion or SO 2 . This efficient process fulfils the criteria of atom economy. The introduction of a proline substituent in the nitrogen of the starting p-quinamine allowed the synthesis of an enantiopure 4-aminotropone, the asymmetric Diels-Alder reactions of which with maleimide occurred in a highly endo and π-facial diastereoselective manner.", "author": [" carmen, Carreño M.", "Ortega-Guerra Montserrat", "Ribagorda María", " jesús, Sanz-Cuesta M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/chem.200700940"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::0750c9b86633446778c4723d97c116ca", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis of 4-Aminotropones from (Sulfinyl or Sulfonyl)methyl-Substitutedp-Quinamines\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Antonie van Leeuwenhoek"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7b498dac67131e0f29340b3dee6ebebd", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24912980&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e1fac2266a65cb52316c871e2a5f03a5", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24912980&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::9021e164d6de7e5486dea2ef66b5d134", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24912980&result=read_study", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A Gram-stain positive, aerobic, non-motile and rod-shaped actinobacterial strain, designated as ZYR 51(T), was isolated from pharmaceutical wastewater in Jinhua city, Zhejiang province, Eastern China. Isolation was aided by using a resuscitation-promoting factor, suggesting the strain was recovered from a viable but non-culturable state. Strain ZYR 51(T) was characterized by a polyphasic taxonomic approach. Growth was found to occur at 10-45 °C, pH 6.0-10.0 and 0-9 % NaCl (w/v). Based on the 16S rRNA gene sequence, phylogenetic analysis clearly demonstrated that strain ZYR 51(T) belongs to the genus Gordonia and showed low level similarities (below 97 %) with all other members of this genus. The strain was found to possess meso-diaminopimelic acid (meso-DAP), along with MK-9(H2) as the predominant menaquonine. Mycolic acids were found to be present. C16:0 (34.9 %), 10-methyl C18:0 (30.3 %), iso-C18:0(8.2 %), and summed feature 3 (C16:1 ω6c and/or C16:1ω7c as define by MIDI; 18.8 %) were identified as the major cellular fatty acids. The polar lipid profile of strain ZYR 51(T) was found to consist of diphosphatidylglycerol, phosphatidylinositol, phosphatidylinositol mannosides and some unknown lipids. The genomic DNA G+C content of strain ZYR 51(T) was determined to be 67.7 mol%. The combined genotypic and phenotypic data showed that the strain represents a novel species of the genus Gordonia, for which the name Gordonia jinhuaensis sp. nov. is proposed, with the type strain is ZYR 51(T) (=CGMCC 1.12827(T) = NBRL B-59111(T) = NBRC 110001(T)).", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s10482-014-0207-3"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24912980"}], "author": ["Shu Wen-Sheng", "Li Shan-Hui", "Jin Yi", "Li Wen-Jun", "Kim Chang-Jin", "Ding Lin-Xian", "Wadaan Mohammed A M", "Hozzein Wael N", "Cheng Juan", "Park Dong-Jin"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::638c7aca9ed11870a551486469875dca", "title": ["Gordonia jinhuaensis sp. nov., a novel actinobacterium, isolated from a VBNC (viable but non-culturable) state in pharmaceutical wastewater."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Nature cell biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3eedbc00efdf8eccc552de77153bd6ed", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24240477&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4569b041972f1a8bfa2201d08c736ec9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24240477&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Dense multicilia in higher vertebrates are important for luminal flow and the removal of thick mucus. To generate hundreds of basal bodies for multiciliogenesis, specialized terminally differentiated epithelial cells undergo massive centriole amplification. In proliferating cells, however, centriole duplication occurs only once per cell cycle. How cells ensure proper regulation of centriole biogenesis in different contexts is poorly understood. We report that the centriole amplification is controlled by two duplicated genes, Cep63 and Deup1. Cep63 regulates mother-centriole-dependent centriole duplication. Deup1 governs deuterosome assembly to mediate large-scale de novo centriole biogenesis. Similarly to Cep63, Deup1 binds to Cep152 and then recruits Plk4 to activate centriole biogenesis. Phylogenetic analyses suggest that Deup1 diverged from Cep63 in a certain ancestor of lobe-finned fishes during vertebrate evolution and was subsequently adopted by tetrapods. Thus, the Cep63 gene duplication has enabled mother-centriole-independent assembly of the centriole duplication machinery to satisfy different requirements for centriole number.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1038/ncb2880"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24240477"}], "author": ["Yan Xiumin", "Li Shanshan", "Xu Tao", "Huang Qiongping", "Cao Jingli", "Zhu Xueliang", "Zhu Yunlu", "Zhao Huijie", "Zhu Lei", "Huang Xiao"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::8ab15d7edbc4c268799f500325fb97aa", "title": ["The Cep63 paralogue Deup1 enables massive de novo centriole biogenesis for vertebrate multiciliogenesis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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The psi' mesons were identified through their decays to l+l- and to J/psi pi+ pi-, where the J/psi subsequently decays to l+l-, the lepton l being either a muon or an electron. The cross-section for quasi-elastic photoproduction was measured to be [18.0 +- 2.8 (stat) +- 3.0(syst)] nb at a photon-proton centre-of-mass energy of 80 GeV. 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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::ad8e9088d2fa2336188a0ed6b5018efd", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccr1v2p", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::6d70e642638ea85e04a1cca8590a5f2c", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccr1v3q", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::2910874b4e163884f0e6e39bd986c498", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccr1v4r", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Three new BiBr 3  supramolecular complexes, [Bi 2 (3-bpdb) 2 Br 8 ]·(3-H 2 bpdb) ( 1 ), [Bi 2 (3-Hbpdh) 2 Br 8 ] ( 2 ) and [Bi 2 (4-bpdh)Br 9 ]·3(4-Hbpdh) ( 3 ) {3-bpdb = 1,4-bis(3-pyridyl)-2,3-diaza-1,3-butadiene, 3-bpdh = 2,5-bis(3-pyridyl)-3,4-diaza-2,4-hexadiene and 4-bpdh = 2,5-bis(4-pyridyl)-3,4-diaza-2,4-hexadiene} were prepared by the reaction of bismuth(III) bromide with three organic nitrogen donor based ligands under thermal gradient conditions using the branched tube method. All three compounds were structurally characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction. In complex  1  the bismuth atoms are coordinated by one pyridyl nitrogen atom of the 3-bpdb ligand and are bridged by two bromide atoms to produce a dimeric complex. Compound  2  consists of dimeric units and the bismuth atoms are linked by one nitrogen atom of the 3-Hbpdh ligand and by five bromide atoms, and can be considered to be six-coordinate with a Br 5 N array of donor atoms. The single-crystal X-ray data of compounds  1  and  3  show that the compounds contain two anionic and cationic 1D chains, [3-H 2 bpdb] 2+ [Bi 2 (3-bpdb) 2 Br 8 ] 2−  and 3[4-Hbpdh] + [Bi 2 (4-bpdh)Br 9 ] 3− . In all three compounds extensive hydrogen-bonding interactions produce supramolecular networks. The thermal stabilities of compounds  1–3  were studied by thermal gravimetric (TG) and differential thermal analyses (DTA).", "author": ["Soltanzadeh Nilofar", "Morsali Ali"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.poly.2008.12.048"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::e5467ebc0ce5d633cf8cd56b01f0867c", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Metal–organic supramolecular assemblies generated from bismuth(III) bromide and polyimine ligands\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c407b96d6bda0c75e06c28921c250879", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=3016981&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The terminal noncoding regions of viral RNA genomes are presumed to contain signal sequences and sometimes also secondary structures involved in regulating viral RNA synthesis. Such signals would be expected to be highly conserved among related viruses. In order to identify replication signal features for flaviviruses we have compared the 3'-terminal nucleotide sequences of West Nile virus (WNV), Saint Louis encephalitis (SLE) virus, and yellow fever virus (YFV) genome RNAs. The existence of a stable 3'-terminal secondary structure was previously predicted by a cDNA sequence obtained from YFV genome RNA. We have confirmed the existence of this structure by direct RNA sequencing methods. Even though the size and shape of the 3'-terminal secondary structure is highly conserved, sequence conservation is restricted to the loop regions of the secondary structure and to 27 nucleotides immediately adjacent to the 5' side of the structure. The regions of conserved sequence represent likely signals for viral polymerase recognition and binding. However, the preservation of the configuration of the secondary structure by a means other than sequence conservation indicate that this structure is important for the survival of the virus. A WNV mutant, which replicates progeny genome RNA more efficiently than parental WNV, was found to have a 3'-genomic sequence identical to that of its parent virus. The sequence change conferring the phenotype of this mutant is therefore located in another region of the genome.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "3016981"}], "author": ["Fernandez A V", "Dispoto J H", "Brinton M A"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::53468c414aace7ba326f52bf290c64f0", "title": ["The 3'-nucleotides of flavivirus genomic RNA form a conserved secondary structure."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["JMIR Publications Inc."], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "OpenAIRE", "datasourceId": "dli_________::openaire"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "OpenAIRE", "dnetId": "60|openaire____::597b6d3171f9a992e7b0c17c75c6a33d", "id": {"identifier": "10.3886/icpsr04606.v1", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "Background: Brief, valid, and reliable dietary and physical activity assessment tools are needed, and interactive computerized assessments (ie, those with visual cues, pictures, sounds, and voiceovers) can reduce administration and scoring burdens commonly encountered with paper-based assessments. Objective: The purpose of this pilot investigation was to evaluate the comparative validity and reliability of interactive multimedia (IMM) versions (ie, IMM-1 and IMM-2) compared to validated paper-administered (PP) versions of the beverage intake questionnaire (BEVQ-15) and Stanford Leisure-Time Activity Categorical Item (L-Cat); a secondary purpose was to evaluate results across two education attainment levels. Methods: Adults 21 years or older (n=60) were recruited to complete three laboratory sessions, separated by three to seven days in a randomly assigned sequence, with the following assessments–demographic information, two IMM and one paper-based (PP) version of the BEVQ-15 and L-Cat, health literacy, and an IMM usability survey. Results: Responses across beverage categories from the IMM-1 and PP versions (validity;  r =.34-.98) and the IMM-1 and IMM-2 administrations (reliability;  r =.61-.94) (all  P <.001) were significantly correlated. Paired  t  tests revealed significant differences in sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) grams and kcal ( P =.02 and  P =.01, respectively) and total beverage kcal ( P =.03), on IMM-1 and IMM-2; however, comparative validity was demonstrated between IMM-2 and the PP version suggesting familiarization with the IMM tool may influence participant responses (mean differences: SSB 63 grams, SEM 87;  P =.52; SSB 21 kcal, SEM 33;  P =.48; total beverage 65 kcal, SEM 49;  P =.19). Overall mean scores between the PP and both IMM versions of the L-Cat were different (both  P <.001); however, responses on all versions were correlated ( P <.001). Differences between education categories were noted at each L-Cat administration (IMM-1:  P =.008; IMM-2:  P =.001; PP:  P =.002). Major and minor themes from user feedback suggest that the IMM questionnaires were easy to complete, and relevant to participants' typical beverage choices and physical activity habits. Conclusions: In general, less educated participants consumed more total beverage and SSB energy, and reported less engagement in physical activity. The IMM BEVQ-15 appears to be a valid and reliable measure to assess habitual beverage intake, although software familiarization may increase response accuracy. The IMM-L-Cat can be considered reliable and may have permitted respondents to more freely disclose actual physical activity levels versus the paper-administered tool. Future larger-scale investigations are warranted to confirm these possibilities.  [JMIR Res Protoc 2013;2(2):e40]", "author": ["Estabrooks Paul A", "Riebl Shaun K", "Davy Brenda M", "Paone Allyson C", "Zoellner Jamie M", "Hedrick Valisa E"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.2196/resprot.2830"}, {"type": "openaire", "id": "oai:dnet:od_______908::3684e2084721d04962b166607b1234be"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::3b23c5aaa7f265d9adca728a2426520f", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"The Comparative Validity of Interactive Multimedia Questionnaires to Paper-Administered Questionnaires for Beverage Intake and Physical Activity: Pilot Study\""], "relatedDatasets": 1, "subject": [{"scheme": "keyword", "value": "multimedia"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "beverages"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "validity and reliability"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Original Paper"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "dietary assessment"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "physical activity"}]}

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We show that the regions identified are frequent and differentially distributed among S. cerevisiae clades, being found almost exclusively in wine strains, suggesting acquisition through recent transfer events. Overall, these data show that the wine yeast genome is subject to constant remodeling through the contribution of exogenous genes. Our results suggest that these processes are favored by ecologic proximity and are involved in the molecular adaptation of wine yeasts to conditions of high sugar, low nitrogen, and high ethanol concentrations.", "author": ["Maite Novo", "Gavory Frédérick", "Frédérick Gavory", "Dequin Sylvie", "Patrick Wincker", "Casaregola Serge", "Brigitte Cambon", "Serge Casaregola", "Beyne Emmanuelle", "Novo Maite", "Virginie Galeote", "Bigey Frédéric", "Emmanuelle Beyne", "Mallet Sandrine", "Sandrine Mallet", "Frédéric Bigey", "Jean-Luc Legras", "Sylvie Dequin", "Wincker Patrick", "Cambon Brigitte", "Galeote Virginie", "Legras Jean-Luc"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1073/pnas.0904673106"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "19805302"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "19805302"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::a9fdb718922ec9387fbd15220f480b37", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2009-09-09"], "title": ["Eukaryote-to-eukaryote gene transfer events revealed by the genome sequence of the wine yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae EC1118."], "relatedDatasets": 10}

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METHODS: Data from 3452 (1530 male, 1922 female) 27-to-32 year old members of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) were subjected to taxometric analysis using three nonredundant taxometric procedures-mean above minus below a cut (MAMBAC), maximum covariance (MAXCOV), and latent mode factor analysis (L-Mode). RESULTS: Analyses produced results consistent with categorical latent structure in males with a previous history of criminal offending but not in males without a previous history of criminal offending or females with or without a history of criminal offending. The findings from the other groups were indeterminate for the most part (i.e., neither categorical nor continuous). The presumptive taxon was validated by testing differences in age of onset and frequency of criminal arrest and drunkenness between the putative taxon and the upper portion of the complement. As predicted, all four validation outcomes were significantly worse in the taxon group. CONCLUSIONS: On the basis of these results it is concluded that alcohol misuse in young adults may have features of both categorical and continuous latent structure and that the categorical aspects are more prominent in males with a history of offending behavior. Additional research is required to determine which aspects and features of alcohol misuse are categorical and which aspects and features are continuous. Language: en", "author": ["Walters, Glenn D.", "Walters Glenn D."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2015.10.012"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::d482540958e0be579afdaacbd7056423", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["The latent structure of alcohol misuse in young adults: Do taxometric results differ as a function of prior criminal history?"], "relatedDatasets": 20}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Immunogenetics"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::0337d12badd9a8504fffab37f027c89e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12942210&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e4a363c9042d9fbb1499207ffa91a2cf", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12942210&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: During parasitization of their hosts some insect parasitoids deliver resident viruses which encode genes that must be expressed in the host for successful parasitization. Among these viruses the Campoletis sonorensis Ichnovirus has been well studied and encodes a cys-motif gene family implicated in disruption of host immunity and other physiological systems. Members of this gene family encode one or more intercystine-knot structural motifs in which the non-cysteine residues of the motif are variable. We analyzed patterns of synonymous and non-synonymous substitution within the cys-motif to investigate the evolution of this gene family and the likelihood of virus-host gene coevolution. Maximum likelihood techniques suggest positive selection acts on 8 of 51 codons in the aligned cysteine-rich region. Although the detected positive selection was not strong, it likely contributes to the diversification of this gene family. Comparison of selection pressure relative to tertiary structure of the VHv1.1 cys-motif protein suggests that the hypervariable sites are exposed. Furthermore, invariant residues in the motif exhibit a region-specific pattern of codon bias, suggesting there are unusual mechanisms of effecting selection pressure at work in this system, though the mechanism has yet to be studied. The positive selection and duplication of both the gene family and the cys-motif implies either selection is driving the molecular radiation of immune suppressive genes toward novel hosts, or molecular coevolution with host targets.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "12942210"}], "author": ["Webb Bruce A", "Dupas Stéphane", "Turnbull Matthew W"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::382412f137308b9b29d1bf2e488901e1", "title": ["Diversifying selection in a parasitoid's symbiotic virus among genes involved in inhibiting host immunity."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::0e1b6c21b8faec52a06ea3a4053d4dbe", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczplcl", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::0bbea2dc8c88334ac5c7589ee96a2a52", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczpl9j", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::e6790d314c97a405bd338c7af547b22c", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczpl8h", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::ceaac0df0976c83a529e4a47db0444e0", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cczplbk", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Calcium and strontium metals react with Hg(C6F5)2 and 2,4-di-tert-butylphenol (H-DBP) in tetrahydrofuran (THF) and 1,2-dimethoxyethane (DME) to give [Ca(DBP)2(THF)4] (1), [Ca2(DBP)4(DME)4(μ-DME)] (2), [Sr3(μ-DBP)6(THF)6] (3), and [Sr2(DBP)(μ-DBP)3(DME)3] (4). Compound 1 is a six coordinate trans-octahedral monomer, whereas in binuclear 2 two seven-coordinate Ca centres are bridged by a DME ligand. In 3 a central Sr is connected by three bridging DBP groups to each of two terminal Sr(THF)3 moieties, all metal atoms being six coordinate. Compound 4 has one six- and one seven-coordinate Sr, bridged by three DBP ligands, the former Sr also having a terminal DBP and a bidentate DME ligand and the latter two DME ligands. Complexes 2 and 4 act as ring-opening polymerisation (ROP) catalysts for the benzyl alcohol or benzylamine co-initiated ROP rac-lactide forming atactic alcohol- or amine-terminated polylactide H-[PLA]-XBn (X = O or NH) with reasonable control of molecular weight via an activated monomer propagation mechanism. Kinetic studies for BnNH2 found the unusual rate expression −d[LA]/dt = kp(Ae)[2 or 4]0[rac-LA]2[BnNH2]02.5 (kp(Ca) ≈ 1.7 × kp(Sr)). Preliminary studies suggest that [Y(DBP)3(THF)2] also catalyses amine or alcohol co-initiated ROP by an activated monomer mechanism without loss of a phenoxide ligand.", "author": ["Wang Jun", "Townley Josh P.", "Deacon Glen B.", "Junk Peter C.", "Mountford Philip", "Clark Lawrence", "Forsyth Craig M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1039/c3dt00065f"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d4b602868858cea964314db40d9e5aad", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis and structures of calcium and strontium 2,4-di-tert-butylphenolates and their reactivity towards the amine co-initiated ring-opening polymerisation of rac-lactide\""], "relatedDatasets": 4}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["PloS one"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1abcc64fb8bb763129509c7d0255ac6c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22693604&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::007bb24dffa03aeb8e12d06e90766e82", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22693604&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6e611a3df2d482397a428a8ab2137919", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22693604&result=study", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::d32251cccd30a0acf77b21c14ae10fbe", "id": {"identifier": "cp002513", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::569e5529dde1e00aca69df1d95a7d393", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22693604&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::ad20d1028f9620b9b7dbc240458654ef", "id": {"identifier": "cp002058", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: Mycoplasma bovis pneumonia in cattle has been epidemic in China since 2008. To investigate M. bovis pathogenesis, we completed genome sequencing of strain HB0801 isolated from a lesioned bovine lung from Hubei, China. The genomic plasticity was determined by comparing HB0801 with M. bovis strain ATCC® 25523™/PG45 from cow mastitis milk, Chinese strain Hubei-1 from lesioned lung tissue, and 16 other Mycoplasmas species. Compared to PG45, the genome size of HB0801 was reduced by 11.7 kb. Furthermore, a large chromosome inversion (580 kb) was confirmed in all Chinese isolates including HB0801, HB1007, a strain from cow mastitis milk, and Hubei-1. In addition, the variable surface lipoproteins (vsp) gene cluster existed in HB0801, but contained less than half of the genes, and had poor identity to that in PG45, but they had conserved structures. Further inter-strain comparisons revealed other mechanisms of gene acquisition and loss in HB0801 that primarily involved insertion sequence (IS) elements, integrative conjugative element, restriction and modification systems, and some lipoproteins and transmembrane proteins. Subsequently, PG45 and HB0801 virulence in cattle was compared. Results indicated that both strains were pathogenic to cattle. The scores of gross pathological assessment for the control group, and the PG45- and HB0801-infected groups were 3, 13 and 9, respectively. Meanwhile the scores of lung lesion for these three groups were 36, 70, and 69, respectively. In addition, immunohistochemistry detection demonstrated that both strains were similarly distributed in lungs and lymph nodes. Although PG45 showed slightly higher virulence in calves than HB0801, there was no statistical difference between the strains (P>0.05). Compared to Hubei-1, a total of 122 SNP loci were disclosed in HB0801. In conclusion, although genomic plasticity was thought to be an evolutionary advantage, it did not apparently affect virulence of M. bovis strains in cattle.", "author": ["Guo Aizhen", "Chen Yingyu", "Aizhen Guo", "Peng Cui", "Xi Chen", "Cui Peng", "Changmin Hu", "Lei Shi", "Mustafa Riaz", "Bai Zhidi", "Xiaoliang Ba", "Ba Xiaoliang", "Shi Lei", "Jingjing Qi", "Huanchun Chen", "Chen Huanchun", "Yingyu Chen", "Chen Xi", "Qi Jingjing", "Zhidi Bai", "Hu Changmin", "Riaz Mustafa"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "22693604"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "22693604"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0038239"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::8dc487065e2dfa9f01a43e46b3767d6a", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2012-05-31"], "title": ["Comparative geno-plasticity analysis of Mycoplasma bovis HB0801 (Chinese isolate)."], "relatedDatasets": 6}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Blood"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::d43f15a8a9adfcf96d4cfa59672ea8f9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8652841&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::b777bc7e9ba89290c08a619cccdefa75", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8652841&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Translocations involving the BCL-6 gene are common in the diffuse large cell subtype of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Invariably, the BCL-6 coding region is intact, but its 5' untranslated region is replaced with sequences from the translocation partner. The present study shows that BCL-6 expression is regulated in lymphocytes during mitogenic stimulation. Resting B and T lymphocytes contain high levels of BCL-6 mRNA. Stimulation of mouse B cells with anti-IgM or IgD antibodies, bacterial lipopolysaccharide, phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate plus ionomycin, or CD40 ligand led to a five-fold to 35-fold decrease in BCL-6 mRNA levels. Similar downregulation of BCL-6 mRNA was seen in human B cells stimulated with Staphylococcus aureus plus interleukin-2 or anti-IgM antibodies and in human T lymphocytes stimulated with phytohemagglutinin. BCL-6 mRNA levels began to decrease 8 to 16 hours after stimulation, before cells entered S phase. Although polyclonal activation of B cells in vitro invariably decreased BCL-6 MRNA expression, activated B cells from human germinal centers expressed BCL-6 mRNA at levels comparable to the levels in resting B cells. Despite these similar mRNA levels, BCL-6 protein expression was threefold to 34-fold higher in germinal center B cells than in resting B cells, suggesting that BCL-6 protein levels are controlled by translational or posttranslational mechanisms. These observations suggest that the germinal center reaction provides unique activation signals to B cells that allow for continued, high-level BCL-6 expression.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8652841"}], "author": ["Maile R R", "Jain A", "Dent A", "Selvaggi T", "Kehry M R", "Staudt L M", "Allman D"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::fce8dd30f2f7060a6341471ff94aa799", "title": ["BCL-6 expression during B-cell activation."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::856528993ab5d0afa62bc4dfbec9fc32", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2354997&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In this study, we have analyzed alpha 1-acid glycoprotein (AGP) production in the wild mouse strain Mus caroli to assess whether the stimulation of AGP by inflammatory mediators has been conserved during rodent evolution and to determine what DNA elements manifested the hormonal induction in mouse AGP gene sequences. To this end, we isolated the M. caroli AGP genes and characterized their expression. Southern blot hybridization of M. caroli genomic DNA revealed the existence of approximately eight genes per haploid genome, and eight distinct genes were identified from a M. caroli lambda genomic DNA library. Two actively transcribed and acute phase-regulated genes (AGP genes 1 and 8) were identified by sequence correlation with the two different cDNAs isolated from an acute phase liver cDNA library. Two-dimensional gel analysis of in vitro transcription and translation products from these two cDNAs displayed a pattern of protein precursors identical with that shown by in vitro translation of the endogenous AGP mRNA. A glucocorticoid-responsive element (GRE) in M. caroli AGP gene 8 was localized to a unique sequence distal to the relative position of the rat AGP gene GRE. The mouse region analogous to the rat GRE did not show glucocorticoid-mediated induction of an indicator gene although greater than 90% sequence similarity is maintained. GRE function in this mouse region was improved by introducing a point mutation that restores the rat AGP GRE consensus sequence, although the relative induction obtained was less than the wild-type rat AGP GRE.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2354997"}], "author": ["Prowse K R", "Baumann H"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::240cf5c320294c66b519df990f276761", "title": ["Molecular characterization and acute phase expression of the multiple Mus caroli alpha 1-acid glycoprotein (AGP) genes. Differences in glucocorticoid stimulation and regulatory elements between the rat and mouse AGP genes."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Genetics and molecular research : GMR"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8db59a5d64ed3337e84deb7ce7201812", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21732289&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::d23f071949bec67259b6b084b4222c31", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21732289&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We examined genetic variation in blood cockles in an effort to obtain information useful for the sustainability, management, and the stability of this species as a major commodity in the fisheries sector. Ten populations of cockles were sampled from the north to the south of the west coast of peninsular Malaysia. The cockles were collected in collaboration with the Fisheries Research Institute, Penang. The population genetic analysis of the cockles were studied via RAPD-PCR and mtDNA sequencing. Three hundred individuals were analyzed with RAPD-PCR experiments. High gene diversity over all loci was observed (Shannon index = 0.549 ± 0.056 and Nei's gene diversity = 0.4852 ± 0.0430 among 35 loci). The second method, mtDNA sequencing, was employed to complement the information obtained from RAPD-PCR. The gene selected for mtDNA sequencing was cytochrome c oxidase I (COI). One hundred and fifty individuals were sequenced, yielding a partial gene of 585 bp. Statistical analysis showed homogeneity in general but did reveal some degree of variability between the populations in Johor and the rest of the populations. The Mantel test showed a positive but nonsignificant correlation between geographic and genetic distances (r = 0.2710, P = 0.622), as in the RAPD analysis. We propose that the homogeneity between distant populations is caused by two factors: 1) the translocation of the spats; 2) larvae are carried by current movement from the north of the peninsula to the south. The different genetic composition found in Johor could be due to pollution, mutagenic substances or physical factors such as the depth of the water column. This population genetic study is the first for this species in peninsular Malaysia. The data from this study have important implications for fishery management, conservation of blood cockles and translocation policies for aquaculture and stock enhancement programs.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.4238/vol10-2gmr1103"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "21732289"}], "author": ["Azizah M N S", "Devakie M N", "Chee S Y"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::15f40fb571ef5fc0957c4c07ac06b72b", "title": ["Utilization of molecular markers for the conservation of blood cockles, Anadara granosa (Arcidae)."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Mycologia"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8a22574fd05b29d49cda686cfc605eda", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22675047&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7069bc33886a9e006bf9b3d036196f42", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22675047&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The phylogenetic position of a new species of Anhellia (Myriangiales) was investigated by analysis of nucleotide sequences of ribosomal large subunit (LSU) and ITS regions. The new sequence was aligned with 28 sequences obtained from GenBank, including four species of Davidiellaceae (Capnodiales) used as outgroup. This study is the first attempt to resolve the placement of the genus Anhellia within Myriangiales. The genus Anhellia was strongly supported in Myriangiaceae by phylogenetic analyses. In addition, A. nectandrae sp. nov., collected on Nectandra rigida from a fragment of Atlantic forest in Brazil, is described, illustrated and a table with morphological features to all known Anhellia species is provided.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.3852/12-032"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "22675047"}], "author": ["Bragança Carlos Augusto Dorea", "Nicoli Alessandro", "Junior Jaime Honorato", "Junior Braz Tavares Hora", "Pinho Danilo Batista", "Pereira Olinto Liparini"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::34bf26d359f6d3ad8c7b896413430b18", "title": ["Phylogenetic placement of the genus Anhellia and the description of A. nectandrae sp. nov."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Zootaxa"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6e3ee2b811f386fbcb898784aa7d8c91", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26624626&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ae80651c2a0b6d6c6e56b141e93a0641", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26624626&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We describe a new, medium-sized Leptolalax species from the Kon Tum Plateau of Vietnam and adjacent Cambodia. Leptolalax isos sp. nov. is distinguished from its congeners by a combination of an absence of distinct dark brown/black dorsolateral markings; toes with rudimentary webbing, wide lateral dermal fringes in males and weak or absent lateral dermal fringes in females; most males with wide lateral dermal fringes on Finger II, a body size of 23.7-27.9 mm in 38 adult males and 28.6-31.5 mm in 9 adult females, near immaculate white chest and belly; absence of white speckling on the dorsum; and a call consisting of 2-3 notes with a dominant frequency of 5.9-6.2 kHz (at 22.4-22.8º C). Uncorrected sequence divergences between L. isos sp. nov. and all homologous 16S rRNA sequences available are >10%. At present, the new species is known from montane evergreen forest between ~650-1100 m elevation in northeastern Cambodia and central Vietnam. Habitat within the range of the new species is threatened by deforestation and upstream hydroelectric dams.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "26624626"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.11646/zootaxa.4039.3.1"}], "author": ["Neang Thy", "Nguyen Tao T", "Stuart Bryan L", "Hoang Huy D", "Emmett David A", "Dau Vinh Q", "Rowley Jodi J L"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::40131b7c41462b8d6b6a2dc25ed20008", "title": ["A new species of Leptolalax (Anura: Megophryidae) from Vietnam and Cambodia."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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In this study, the population structure, genetic diversity, and linkage disequilibrium decay distance of 362 important inbred lines collected from the breeding program of Southwest China were characterized using the MaizeSNP50 BeadChip with 56,110 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). With respect to population structure, two (Tropical and Temperate), three (Tropical, Stiff Stalk and non-Stiff Stalk), four [Tropical, group A germplasm derived from modern U.S. hybrids (PA), group B germplasm derived from modern U.S. hybrids (PB) and Reid] and six (Tropical, PB, Reid, Iowa Stiff Stalk Synthetic, PA and North) subgroups were identified. With increasing K value, the Temperate group showed pronounced hierarchical structure with division into further subgroups. The Genetic Diversity of each group was also estimated, and the Tropical group was more diverse than the Temperate group. Seven low-genetic-diversity and one high-genetic-diversity regions were collectively identified in the Temperate, Tropical groups, and the entire panel. SNPs with significant variation in allele frequency between the Tropical and Temperate groups were also evaluated. Among them, a region located at 130 Mb on Chromosome 2 showed the highest genetic diversity, including both number of SNPs with significant variation and the ratio of significant SNPs to total SNPs. Linkage disequilibrium decay distance in the Temperate group was greater (2.5–3 Mb) than that in the entire panel (0.5–0.75 Mb) and the Tropical group (0.25–0.5 Mb). A large region at 30–120 Mb of Chromosome 7 was concluded to be a region conserved during the breeding process by comparison between S37, which was considered a representative tropical line in Southwest China, and its 30 most similar derived lines. For the panel covered most of widely used inbred lines in Southwest China, this work representatively not only illustrates the foundation and evolution trend of maize breeding resource as a theoretical reference for the improvement of heterosis, but also provides plenty of information for genetic researches such as genome-wide association study and marker-assisted selection in the future.", "author": ["Li Bailin", "Li Lujiang", "Pan Guangtang", "Lan Hai", "Ren Zhiyong", "Wu Ling", "Liu Hailan", "Zhang Hua", "Jaqueth Jennifer", "Zhang Xiao", "Gao Shibin", "Liu Dan"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/s12864-016-3041-3"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::9ffc09fd54e339e8dd750b7af0e657bd", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Characterizing the population structure and genetic diversity of maize breeding germplasm in Southwest China using genome-wide SNP markers\""], "relatedDatasets": 18}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Hindawi Limited"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::21483485e142391b95ee475e34bfd221", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccw2457", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::577a723872a0519f240e48f03cb59f90", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccw2468", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::32c5374739a70dbfdf9125fb6b5607a3", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccw2479", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Five monooxovanadium(V) complexes [VO(L1)(OCH3)(OHCH3)] (1), [VO(L2)(OCH3)(OHCH3)] (2), [VO(L3)(OCH3)(OHCH3)] (3), [VO(L4)(OCH3)(OHCH3)] (4), and [VO(L5)(OCH3)(OHCH3)] (5) were synthesized and characterized by IR, NMR UV-Vis, and single-crystal structure analysis [-N′-((2-hydroxynaphthalen-1-yl)methylene)furan-2-carbohydrazide, -N′-(2-hydroxybenzylidene)furan-2-carbohydrazide, H2L3(E)-N′-(5-bromo-2-hydroxybenzylidene)furan-2-carbohydrazide, -N′-(2-hydroxy-5-nitrobenzylidene)furan-2-carbohydrazide, -N′-(2-hydroxy-5-iodobenzylidene)furan-2-carbohydrazide]. In all 1–3 structures the vanadium atom has a distorted octahedral coordination with the three meridional donor atoms from the Schiff base dianion (L1–3)2− and one methoxylato group occupying the sites of the equatorial plane. The oxo group and one methanol molecule occupy the apical sites. In the complexes 1, 2, and 3 the conformation of 2-furanyl oxygen atom relative to the carbohydrazide oxygen atom is s-anti, s-anti/s-syn, and s-syn at 293 K, respectively. Cyclic voltammetric experiments of the solution species 1–5 in DMSO revealed a quasi-reversible behavior.", "author": ["Hosseini-Monfared Hassan", "Bikas Rahman", "Jeanneau Erwann", "Shaabani Behrouz"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1155/2013/546287"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::8b9004bd32bec767dfaf9896a25848ae", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis, Structural Characterization, and Electrochemical Studies of New Oxovanadium(V) Complexes Derived from 2-Furanoylhydrazon Derivatives\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Institute of Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::3f9ff585edbfe48870605f2183e32cca", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccrl3s6", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "A series of diverse aromatic azadienetriyne and azatriynes was synthesised. These compounds were subjected to transition metal-mediated [2+2+2] cycloisomerisation to form pentacyclic or hexacyclic helically chiral azahelicene or azahelicene-like structures mostly in moderate yields. Introducing stereogenic centre(s) into selected azatriynes, cyclisation proceeded in a stereoselective fashion providing aza[5]helicenes or aza[6]helicene-like compounds in up to a 100:0 diastereomeric ratio. Gibbs energy differences between corresponding pairs of diastereomers (calculated at the DFT(B3LYP)/TZV+P level) were in good agreement with the experimental data and allowed for the prediction of the stereochemical outcome of the reaction. This study presents for the first time asymmetric synthesis of azahelicene derivatives in high optical purities.", "author": ["Stará Irena G.", "Rulíšek Lubomír", "Szydlo Florence", "Teplý Filip", "Fiedler Pavel", "Vojtíšek Pavel", "Volot Amandine", "Cvačka Josef", "Starý Ivo", "Tobrmanová Miroslava", "Andronova Angelina", "Šaman David"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1135/cccc2008180"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::3e8d7064e07284b87de8d9e9e0e7cbd7", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"The quest for alternative routes to racemic and nonracemic azahelicene derivatives\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Endocrinology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::18998e9f23f4e50949b6b05d77cf5d8b", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23959935&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::60f2002bf57c41ee8096d6e227a9fef9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23959935&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The kiss1 peptide (kisspeptin), a product of the kiss1 gene, is one of the key neuropeptides regulating vertebrate reproduction. In 2009, we identified a paralogous gene of kiss1 in the brain of amphibians and named it kiss2. Currently, the presence of the kiss2 gene and the kiss2 peptide is still obscure in amniotes compared with that in other vertebrates. Therefore, we performed genome database analyses in primates and reptiles to investigate the molecular evolution of the kiss2 gene in vertebrates. Because the mature kiss2 peptide has been identified only in amphibians, we further performed immunoaffinity purification and mass spectrometry to identify the mature endogenous kiss2 peptide in the brains of salmon and turtle that possessed the kiss2 gene. Here we provide the first evidence for the presence of a kiss2-like gene in the genome database of primates including humans. Synthetic amidated human KISS2 peptide activated human GPR54 expressed in COS7 cells, but nonamidated KISS2 peptide was inactive. The endogenous amidated kiss2 peptide may not be produced in primates because of the lack of an amidation signal in the precursor polypeptide. The kiss2-like gene may be nonfunctional in crocodilians because of premature stop codons. We identified the mature amidated kiss2 peptide in turtles and fish and analyzed the localization of kiss2 peptide mRNA expression in fish. The present study suggests that the kiss2 gene may have mutated in primates and crocodilians and been lost in birds during the course of evolution. In contrast, the kiss2 gene and mature kiss2 peptide are present in turtles and fish.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1210/en.2012-2267"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "23959935"}], "author": ["Iigo Masayuki", "Sunakawa Yuya", "Amano Masafumi", "Ohtaki Naohito", "Osugi Tomohiro", "Tsutsui Kazuyoshi", "Son You Lee", "Ohkubo Makoto"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::e7bb0d8804795a84c9c96413032b1ff4", "title": ["Molecular evolution of kiss2 genes and peptides in vertebrates."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::626f8b68e8b7fb403a59fa628e07ddc2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8387444&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The StyLT1 restriction-modification (R-M) system of Salmonella typhimurium has recently been suggested to belong to the type-III R-M systems [De Backer and Colson, Gene 97 (1991) 103-107]. The nucleotide sequences of StyLT1 mod and res have been determined. Two closely adjacent open reading frames were found 12 bp apart with coding capacities of 651 (Mod) and 982 (Res) amino acids (aa), respectively. The genes, lying in the same direction of transcription in the mod-res order, are transcribed as distinct units. The deduced aa sequences reveal homologies with known type-III enzymes from the Escherichia coli P1 prophage, E. coli P15 plasmid and Bacillus cereus chromosome. In addition, the StyLT1 restriction endonuclease (ENase), like other type-I and type-III ENases, contains sequence motifs characteristic of superfamily-II helicases, which may be involved in DNA unwinding at the cleavage site.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8387444"}], "author": ["Colson C", "Dartois V", "De Backer O"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::f9d6bf74caa08741e67171a469f6364c", "title": ["Sequence of the Salmonella typhimurium StyLT1 restriction-modification genes: homologies with EcoP1 and EcoP15 type-III R-M systems and presence of helicase domains."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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Trinuclear, almost linear, [CuLnCu] motifs are found in all the compounds. In the isostructural 1 and 2, two trans cyano groups from a [Ni(mnt) 2 ] 2-  unit bridge two trimetallic nodes through axial coordination to the Cu centers, thus leading to the establishment of infinite chains. 3 is an ionic compound, containing discrete [{(CH 3 OH)CuL 2 } 2 Sm(O 2 NO)] 2+  cations and [Ni(mnt) 2 ] 2-  anions. Within the series 4-6, layers of discrete [CuLncu] 3+  motifs alternate with stacks of interacting [Ni(mnt) 2 ] .-  radical anions, for which two overlap modes, providing two different types of stacks, can be disclosed. The strength of the intermolecular interactions between the open-shell species is estimated through extended Huckel calculations. In compound 7, [Ni(mnt) 2 ] .-  radical anions coordinate group one of the Cu centers of a trinuclear [Cu 2 Gd] motif through a CN, while discrete [Ni(mnt) 2 ] .-  units are also present, overlapping in between, but also with the coordinated ones. Furthermore, the [Cu 2 Gd] moieties dimerize each other upon linkage by two nitrato groups, both acting as chelate toward the gadolinium ion from one unit and monodentate toward a Cu ion from the other unit. The magnetic properties of the gadolinium-containing complexes have been determined. Ferromagnetic exchange interactions within the trinuclear [Cu 2 Gd] motifs occur. In the compounds 4 and 7, the [Ni(mnt) 2 ] .-  radical anions contribution to the magnetization is clearly observed in the high-temperature regime, and most of it vanishes upon temperature decrease, very likely because of the rather strong antiferromagnetic exchange interactions between the open-shell species. The extent of the exchange interaction in the compound 7, which was found to be antiferromagnetic, between the coordinated Cu center and the corresponding [Ni(mnt) 2 ] .-  radical anion, bearing mostly a 3p spin type, was estimated through CASSCF/CASPT2 calculations. Compound 6 exhibits a slow relaxation of the magnetization.", "author": ["Chibotaru Liviu F.", "Clima Sergiu", "Avarvari Narcis", "Andruh Marius", "Fourmigué Marc", "Clérac Rodolphe", "Madalan Augustin M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/ic701738z"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::7d8d84e8962955f7952127bfd836f08e", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Heterospin Systems Constructed from Cu2Ln3+and Ni(mnt)21-,2-Tectons:  First 3p−3d−4f Complexes (mnt = Maleonitriledithiolato)\""], "relatedDatasets": 7}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::04fc790f293a150bbdf2cb9690ae2f04", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9334258&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::eff34c54719168a52bfdf6e285d7013f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9334258&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Transcriptional repression of the mouse vascular smooth muscle alpha-actin gene in fibroblasts and myoblasts is mediated, in part, by the interaction of two single-stranded DNA binding activities with opposite strands of an essential transcription enhancer factor-1 recognition element (Sun, S., Stoflet, E. S., Cogan, J. G., Strauch, A. R., and Getz, M. J. (1995) Mol. Cell. Biol. 15, 2429-2436). One of these activities, previously designated vascular actin single-stranded DNA-binding factor 2 includes two distinct polypeptides (p44 and p46) which specifically interact with the purine-rich strand of both the enhancer and a related element in a protein coding exon of the gene (Kelm, R. J., Jr., Sun, S., Strauch, A. R., and Getz, M. J. (1996) J. Biol. Chem. 271, 24278-24285). Expression screening of a mouse lung cDNA library with a vascular actin single-stranded DNA-binding factor 2 recognition element has now resulted in the isolation of two distinct cDNA clones that encode p46 and p44. One of these proteins is identical to Puralpha, a retinoblastoma-binding protein previously implicated in both transcriptional activation and DNA replication. The other is a related family member, presumably Purbeta. Comparative band shift and Southwestern blot analyses conducted with cellular p46, p44, and cloned Pur proteins synthesized in vitro and in vivo, establish identity of p46 with Puralpha and p44 with Purbeta. This study implicates Puralpha and/or Purbeta in the control of vascular smooth muscle alpha-actin gene transcription.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9334258"}], "author": ["Strauch A R", "Elder P K", "Getz M J", "Kelm R J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::9b7d6d50f9d80b68e23ebdf423cd4a37", "title": ["Sequence of cDNAs encoding components of vascular actin single-stranded DNA-binding factor 2 establish identity to Puralpha and Purbeta."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Applications in plant sciences"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::9cb2acc4fe7d44ef183694175b74a43f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=25202630&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "UNLABELLED: None PREMISE OF THE STUDY: To investigate fungal species identity and diversity in mycorrhizal fungi of order Sebacinales, we developed phylogenetic markers. These new markers will enable future studies investigating species delineation and phylogenetic relationships of the fungal symbionts and facilitate investigations into evolutionary interactions among Sebacina species and their orchid hosts. • METHODS AND RESULTS: We generated partial genome sequences for a Sebacina symbiont originating from Caladenia huegelii with 454 genome sequencing and from three symbionts from Eriochilus dilatatus and one from E. pulchellus using Illumina sequencing. Six nuclear and two mitochondrial loci showed high variability (10-31% parsimony informative sites) for Sebacinales mycorrhizal fungi across four genera of Australian orchids (Caladenia, Eriochilus, Elythranthera, and Glossodia). • CONCLUSIONS: We obtained highly informative DNA markers that will allow investigation of mycorrhizal diversity of Sebacinaceae fungi associated with terrestrial orchids in Australia and worldwide.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.3732/apps.1400015"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "25202630"}], "author": ["Foret Sylvain", "Linde Celeste C", "Ruibal Monica P", "Peakall Rod"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::3c9da6314c08ba43cce6140a9b099e7f", "title": ["Development of phylogenetic markers for Sebacina (Sebacinaceae) mycorrhizal fungi associated with Australian orchids."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8756c08b16f53008e272b1d4fb8271ab", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9714754&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: MCM7 is a member of the MCM protein family which has been implicated in the regulatory machinery allowing DNA to replicate only once during S phase. In quiescent cells, human MCM7 (hMCM7) mRNA is almost undetectable. Stimulation of cells to enter the cell cycle results in induction of hMCM7 expression. Here, we report cloning and characterization of the hMCM7 promoter. We isolated and sequenced a 0.5 kb genomic fragment that contains putative transcription factor binding sites including three E2F sites, three GC boxes and an E box. Several transcription start sites, which were used upon growth stimulation, were identified. The minimal promoter region required for transcription of a luciferase reporter gene was delineated, and it contained an E box and one E2F site, which were important for promoter activity. Interestingly, the cloned sequence appears to act as a promoter for mu-adaptin-related protein 2 (mu-ARP2) gene in the opposite orientation.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9714754"}], "author": ["Suzuki S", "Adachi A", "Hiraiwa A", "Ohashi M", "Kiyono T", "Ishibashi M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::f7bb4506d2422f059c896516212480d8", "title": ["Cloning and characterization of human MCM7 promoter."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Experimental parasitology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e0d607aa3e713b45cb11292651ae26b3", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24355868&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4d36a0aefcad32f57083b0029da5faef", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24355868&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2f162a05756cddcb3ebb7252b5a97c49", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24355868&result=coding_update", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A novel quantitative PCR (qPCR) for Giardia at the glutamate dehydrogenase (gdh) locus was developed and validated. The qPCR was used to screen a total of 3412 lamb faecal samples collected from approximately 1189 lambs at three sampling periods (weaning, post-weaning and pre-slaughter) from eight farms across South Australia (SA), New South Wales (NSW), Victoria (Vic) and Western Australia (WA). The overall prevalence was 20.2% (95% CI 18.9-21.6) and of the 690 positives, 473 were successfully typed. In general, the prevalence of Giardia varied widely across the different farms with the highest prevalence in one WA farm (42.1%) at pre-slaughter sampling and the lowest prevalence in one Victorian farm (7.2%) at weaning. The range of cyst shedding at weaning, post-weaning and pre-slaughter overall across all states was 63-1.3×10(9) cysts g(-1) (median=1.7×10(4)), 63-1.1×10(9) cysts g(-1) (median=9.6×10(3)), 63-4.7×10(9) cysts g(-1) (median=8.1×10(4)) respectively. Assemblage specific primers at the triose phosphate isomerase (tpi) locus identified assemblage A in 22.4% (106/473) of positive samples typed, assemblage E in 75.9% (359/473) and mixed A and E assemblages in 1.7% (8/473) of samples. A subset of representative samples from the 8 farms (n=32) were typed at both the gdh and beta-giardin loci and confirmed these results and identified sub-assemblage AII in 16 representative assemblage A isolates across the 8 farms. This demonstrates a prevalence of Giardia previously not recognised in Australian sheep, highlighting a need for further research to quantify the production impacts of this protozoan parasite.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.exppara.2013.12.004"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24355868"}], "author": ["Yang Rongchang", "Ryan Una", "Carmichael Ian", "Campbell Angus J D", "Jacobson Caroline", "Gardner Graham"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::3650a0d6cf52d000294044c1b0f4eae7", "title": ["Development of a quantitative PCR (qPCR) for Giardia and analysis of the prevalence, cyst shedding and genotypes of Giardia present in sheep across four states in Australia."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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Two different analysis strategies based on monojetlike and c-tagged event selections are carried out to optimize the sensitivity for direct top squark-pair production in the decay channel to a charm quark and the lightest neutralino ((t) over tilde (1) -> c + (chi) over tilde (0)(1)) across the top squark-neutralino mass parameter space. No excess above the Standard Model background expectation is observed. The results are interpreted in the context of direct pair production of top squarks and presented in terms of exclusion limits in the (m((t) over tilde1), m((chi) over tilde 10)) parameter space. A top squark of mass up to about 240 GeV is excluded at 95% confidence level for arbitrary neutralino masses, within the kinematic boundaries. Top squark masses up to 270 GeV are excluded for a neutralino mass of 200 GeV. In a scenario where the top squark and the lightest neutralino are nearly degenerate in mass, top squark masses up to 260 GeV are excluded. The results from the monojetlike analysis are also interpreted in terms of compressed scenarios for top squark-pair production in the decay channel (t) over tilde (1) -> b + ff' + (chi) over tilde (0)(1) and sbottom pair production with (b) over tilde -> b + (chi) over tilde (0)(1), leading to a similar exclusion for nearly mass-degenerate third-generation squarks and the lightest neutralino. 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Narratives abstracted from the medical record were reviewed to identify choking cases and the types of food involved.#N##N#RESULTS: An estimated 111 914 (95% confidence interval: 83 975–139 854) children ages 0 to 14 years were treated in US hospital EDs from 2001 through 2009 for nonfatal food-related choking, yielding an average of 12 435 children annually and a rate of 20.4 (95% confidence interval: 15.4–25.3) visits per 100 000 population. The mean age of children treated for nonfatal food-related choking was 4.5 years. Children aged ≤1 year accounted for 37.8% of cases, and male children accounted for more than one-half (55.4%) of cases. Of all food types, hard candy was most frequently (15.5% [16 168 cases]) associated with choking, followed by other candy (12.8% [13 324]), meat (12.2% [12 671]), and bone (12.0% [12 496]). Most patients (87.3% [97 509]) were treated and released, but 10.0% (11 218) were hospitalized, and 2.6% (2911) left against medical advice.#N##N#CONCLUSIONS: This is the first nationally representative study to focus solely on nonfatal pediatric food-related choking treated in US EDs over a multiyear period. 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Activation of the blp locus is stimulated by accumulation of the peptide pheromone, BlpC, following its secretion by the ABC transporter, BlpA. The blp locus is characterized by significant diversity in blpC type and in the region of the locus containing putative bacteriocin and immunity genes. In addition, the blpA gene can represent a single large open reading frame or be divided into several smaller fragments due to the presence of frameshift mutations. In this study, we use a collection of strains with blp-dependent inhibition and immunity to define the genetic changes that bring about phenotypic differences in bacteriocin production or immunity. We demonstrate that alterations in blpA, blpC, and bacteriocin/immunity content likely play an important role in competitive interactions between pneumococcal strains. Importantly, strains with a highly conserved frameshift mutation in blpA are unable to secrete bacteriocins or BlpC, but retain the ability to respond to exogenous peptide pheromone produced by cocolonizing strains, stimulating blp-mediated immunity. These \"cheater\" strains can only coexist with bacteriocin-producing strains that secrete their cognate BlpC and share the same immunity proteins. The variable outcome of these interactions helps to explain the heterogeneity of the blp pheromone, bacteriocin, and immunity protein content. IMPORTANCE: Streptococcus pneumoniae resides in a polymicrobial environment and competes for limited resources by the elaboration of small antimicrobial peptides called bacteriocins. A conserved cluster of genes in the S. pneumoniae genome is involved in the production of bacteriocins and their associated protective immunity proteins through secretion of a signaling pheromone. In this study, we show that a significant number of strains have lost the ability to secrete bacteriocins and signaling pheromones due to a specific mutation in a dedicated transporter protein. Because the regulatory and immunity portion of the locus is retained, these \"cheater\" strains can survive in the face of invasion from a bacteriocin-producing strain without the cost of bacteriocin secretion. The outcome of such interactions depends on each strain's repertoire of pheromone, immunity protein, and bacteriocin genes, such that intrastrain competition drives the diversity in bacteriocin, immunity protein, and pheromone content.", "author": ["Son Matthew R", "Linda de Gouveia", "Shchepetov Mikhail", "Son, Matthew R.", "Adrian, Peter V.", "Anne von Gottberg", "Adrian Peter V", "Weiser Jeffrey N", "Dawid Suzanne", "Mikhail Shchepetov", "Suzanne Dawid", "Madhi Shabir A", "de Gouveia Linda", "Klugman Keith P", "Weiser, Jeffrey N.", "Madhi, Shabir A.", "von Gottberg Anne", "Klugman, Keith P."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "21896678"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1128/mbio.00179-11"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "21896678"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::b43e3d4c0c4a406b3903ce6c04b9a634", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2011-09-06"], "title": ["Conserved mutations in the pneumococcal bacteriocin transporter gene, blpA, result in a complex population consisting of producers and cheaters."], "relatedDatasets": 7}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["FEBS letters"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a83d077c2bcaf1a666614fce88729628", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8804431&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Phosphatidylinositol synthase (CDP-1,2-diacyl-sn-glycerol: 3-phosphatidyltransferase, EC 2.7.8.11) catalyzes the formation of phosphatidylinositol and CMP from CDP-diacylglycerol and myo-inositol. We have cloned a phosphatidylinositol synthase cDNA from rat brain by functional complementation of the yeast pis mutation, which is defective in phosphatidylinositol synthase. The deduced protein comprised 213 amino acids with a calculated molecular mass of 23,613 Da. The predicted protein sequence is highly homologous to the previously determined yeast phosphatidylinositol synthase sequence. The cDNA hybridized to a 1.7-kb mRNA that was abundantly expressed in rat brain and kidney.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8804431"}], "author": ["Tanaka S", "Yamashita S", "Hosaka K", "Nikawa J", "Imai H"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::03ea2db6d47f4ccabca841a79caaa061", "title": ["Molecular cloning of rat phosphatidylinositol synthase cDNA by functional complementation of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae pis mutation."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of invertebrate pathology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::44d94ca5d24e615eb2a5f542bcc62c22", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17964596&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::183efbd92a2bf9f28c4ae83e34b22eed", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17964596&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Pentastiridius leporinus is an important vector of sugar beet pathogens in eastern France. An electron microscope survey on the insect-associated microflora revealed the occurrence of intranuclear prokaryotic cells in every internal organ analysed. These bacteria, which could also be found in the cytoplasm surrounding the nucleus, had a homogeneous coccoid (ca. 0.45 microm) or rod (0.45-1 microm) shape. The presence of three membrane layers was observed, the outermost forming a kind of vacuole containing generally a single microorganism. No cytopathological abnormalities were detected in the infected cells. To our knowledge, this is the first report of a hemipteran species infected by intranuclear bacteria. The possible identity of this microorganism is discussed.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17964596"}], "author": ["Michel J", "Lherminier J", "Boudon-Padieu E", "Arneodo J D", "Bressan A"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::85f8a0f303e1171187b9bb51d56f4f48", "title": ["Ultrastructural detection of an unusual intranuclear bacterium in Pentastiridius leporinus (Hemiptera: Cixiidae)."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Springer Nature"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Springer Nature", "datasourceId": "dli_________::nature"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Springer Nature", "dnetId": "60|nature______::d30ab0f866d8eee737d7eb77ed9984d8", "id": {"identifier": "ef101869", "schema": "genbank"}}, {"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Springer Nature", "dnetId": "60|nature______::b0645ea0daf9f6df271391a50970e194", "id": {"identifier": "ef101868", "schema": "genbank"}}, {"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::76b15bad41d38ecc616ad82116f9a5b1", "id": {"identifier": "ef101867", "schema": "genbank"}}], "abstract": "The status of the p53 pathway in classical Hodgkin lymphoma (cHL) remains unclear, and a lack of proven TP53 mutations contrasts with often high expression levels of p53 protein. In this study, we demonstrate that pharmacologic activation of the p53 pathway with the murine double minute 2 (MDM2) antagonist nutlin-3 in Hodgkin lymphoma-derived cell lines leads to effective apoptosis induction and sensitizes the cells to other anticancer drugs. Cells with mutant p53 are resistant to nutlin-3, but sensitive to geldanamycin, a pharmacologic inhibitor of heat shock 90 kDa protein (HSP90), indicating that HSP90 inhibition can induce apoptosis in a p53-independent manner. Conversely, cells with defects in the HSP90/nuclear factor- B pathway expressing wild-type p53 are more resistant to geldanamycin, but still sensitive to nutlin-3. Our results suggest that selective activation of p53 by MDM2 antagonists as a single agent or in combination with conventional chemotherapeutics and/or inhibitors of p53-independent survival pathways may offer effective treatment options for patients with cHL. Importantly, because nutlins and HSP90 inhibitors are non-genotoxic agents, their use might offer a means to reduce the genotoxic burden of current chemotherapeutic regimens.", "author": ["Bargou R C", "Janz M", "Stühmer T", "Vassilev L T"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1038/sj.leu.2404565"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::3fdbec387802122658a5cee98e8790c1", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Pharmacologic activation of p53-dependent and p53-independent apoptotic pathways in Hodgkin/Reed-Sternberg cells\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::50c97990eec51e702d29b623a1bbe993", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3294500.v1", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::16a3d7f32d736541c0ff884e4d5a861d", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3294500", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Recovery of biodiversity and other ecosystem functions to pre-disturbance levels is a central goal of natural disturbance-based approaches to ecosystem management. In boreal mixedwood forests, green-tree retention has been proposed as an alternative approach to traditional clearcutting that may minimize initial displacement of species assemblages and speed recovery of the biota. Here we evaluated the effectiveness of six levels of dispersed green- tree retention for conservation of ground beetle biodiversity in four boreal mixedwood cover types that span a gradient of stand development following wildfire. Each cover type 3 treatment combination was replicated three times in an operational scale experiment using 10- ha compartments. Ground beetle assemblages (59 species and 45 419 individuals) responded to increasing levels of dispersed, green-tree retention, but even relatively high levels of retention (up to 50% retention) did not retain species assemblages characteristic of uncut forest stands. This latter effect was most pronounced in compartments in later successional stages; i.e., those with developing conifer understories, or mixed and/or conifer-dominated overstories. Beetle assemblages in high levels of retention (50-75%) were statistically similar across all cover types, although we detected modest differences among the 5-year recovery of assemblages, based on initial cover type differences. Thus, recovery to initial conditions likely will be slower in mixed and conifer stands than in deciduous stands. We suggest that recovery of beetle assemblages is strongly linked to stand reinitiation through deciduous ''suckering'' post- harvest. Increasing levels of harvest appear to homogenize carabid assemblages across the four dominant cover types, and thus higher levels of retention (.50%) will be required to preserve assemblages of later successional stages. Regional renewal of assemblages, however, will require landscape-level planning.", "author": ["Jacobs Joshua M.", "Work Timothy T.", "Spence John R.", "Jan, Volney W."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1890/08-1463.1"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::c8f48b2ae8d301dde566fa98bbc90888", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"High levels of green-tree retention are required to preserve ground beetle biodiversity in boreal mixedwood forests\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular phylogenetics and evolution"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::55ff55258c6bce053c52f4da82730712", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21827862&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::fe36082a0b27e625dd4391b3c7abdc5b", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21827862&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ab3f4a8725988e80bcdd8c57aab47c9c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21827862&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In previous molecular phylogenetic analyses of the freshwater mussel family Unionidae (Bivalvia: Unionoida), the Afrotropical genus Coelatura had been recovered in various positions, generally indicating a paraphyletic Unionidae. However that result was typically poorly supported and in conflict with morphology-based analyses. We set out to test the phylogenetic position of Coelatura by sampling tropical lineages omitted from previous studies. Forty-one partial 28S nuclear rDNA and partial COI mtDNA sequences (1130 total aligned nucleotides) were analyzed separately and in combination under both maximum parsimony and likelihood, as well as Bayesian inference. There was significant phylogenetic incongruence between the character sets (partition homogeneity test, p<0.01), but a novel heuristic for comparing bootstrap values among character sets analyzed separately and in combination illustrated that the observed conflict was due to homoplasy rather than separate gene histories. Phylogenetic analyses robustly supported a monophyletic Unionidae, with Coelatura recovered as part of a well-supported Africa-India clade (=Parreysiinae). The implications of this result are discussed in the context of Afrotropical freshwater mussel evolution and the classification of the family Unionidae.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.ympev.2011.07.016"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "21827862"}], "author": ["Whelan Nathan V", "Graf Daniel L", "Geneva Anthony J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::63fcbf7c0648bdaee6a8d851e26d23e8", "title": ["Molecular phylogenetic analysis of tropical freshwater mussels (Mollusca: Bivalvia: Unionoida) resolves the position of Coelatura and supports a monophyletic Unionidae."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a648f81e2da3af272583dd0f4978c815", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1731319&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::f57bb71c86fd5c4ec6efd87fa83fd29d", "id": {"identifier": "m81477", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4042ebcdfe25e8c68227617724ffb885", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1731319&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::815b837250d372d405dcac9a58f7e4a9", "id": {"identifier": "m81478", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4b3115dfdc728398f242bf70119ad073", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1731319&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A mouse cDNA encoding a non-receptor-type phosphotyrosine phosphatase (PTP; EC 3.1.3.48) has been isolated. The 1570-base-pair cDNA contains a single open reading frame that predicts a 382-amino acid protein with Mr 44,640. The nucleic acid and amino acid sequences are homologous to those of a previously described human T-cell PTP [Cool, D. E., Tonks, N. K., Charbonneau, H., Walsh, K. A., Fischer, E. H. & Krebs, E. G. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86, 5257-5261]; however, the mouse and human 3' sequences diverge and predict markedly different protein carboxyl termini. The mouse PTP gene is expressed as a 1.9-kilobase message in several stages of murine embryonic development and in a variety of adult tissues. An additional 1.3-kilobase message was found to be expressed specifically in testes. Finally, we report the isolation of a human T-cell PTP cDNA containing a 3' end sequence homologous to the mouse PTP.", "author": ["Tremblay M L", "Tillmann, U.", "Mosinger, B.", "Ml, Tremblay", "Mosinger B", "Tillmann U", "Westphal, H.", "Westphal H"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1731319"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "1731319"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::72b44531a4c400075f2bea6ae1b8e844", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1992-01-01"], "title": ["Cloning and characterization of a mouse cDNA encoding a cytoplasmic protein-tyrosine-phosphatase."], "relatedDatasets": 5}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of bacteriology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7ec9104599590db5240621f33a8366e5", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=7730255&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ad12c12abf854e7c82703d9e5333f343", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=7730255&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The CryIVD protein is involved in the overall toxicity of the Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis parasporal inclusions and is one of the four major components of the crystals. Determination of the DNA sequence indicated that the cryIVD gene is the second gene of an operon which includes three genes. The first one encodes a 19-kDa polypeptide and has sequence homology with the orf1 gene of the Bacillus thuringiensis cryIIA and cryIIC operons. The second and third genes have already been identified and encode the CryIVD crystal protein and the P20 polypeptide, respectively. The promoter region was located by deletion analysis, and the 5' end of the mRNA was determined by primer extension mapping. Transcription of the cryIVD gene in B. thuringiensis subsp. israelensis strains is induced 9 h after the beginning of sporulation. Sequence analysis indicated two potential promoters, a strong one and a weak one, recognized respectively by the RNA polymerase associated with the sigma 35 or the sigma 28 factor of B. thuringiensis (sigma E and sigma K of Bacillus subtilis, respectively). Transcriptional lacZ fusion integrated in single copy into the chromosome of various B. subtilis sporulation mutants confirmed the sigma E dependence of cryIVD gene transcription.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "7730255"}], "author": ["Klier A", "Dervyn E", "Rapoport G", "Poncet S"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::d6a2c6bb290c613eff5204de19b901e0", "title": ["Transcriptional regulation of the cryIVD gene operon from Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Fish & shellfish immunology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f4e48b11a3ccb02f7e6c7a385bf5c321", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22609768&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4fba9819b8ebc6df81cdd06eb2ce9b62", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=22609768&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Iodothyronine deiodinase is responsible for the deiodination of thyroxine T4 to T3, and involved in the complex neuroendocrine-immune regulatory network to optimize the immune response in vertebrate. In this study, the full-length cDNA of an iodothyronine deiodinase (designated as CfDx) was cloned from scallop Chlamys farreri. The complete cDNA sequence of CfDx was of 1404 bp and contained an open reading frame of 900 bp encoding a polypeptide of 299 amino acids. The deduced amino acid sequence of CfDx contained an in-frame TGA stop codon probably encoding an essential selenocysteine (SeC), and there was a conserved region of about 15 amino acids surrounding the SeC residue. The CfDx mRNA transcripts were detected in all the tested tissues, including haemocytes, hepatopancreas, kidney, adductor muscle, gonad, gill and mantle, with the higher expression level in hepatopancreas and kidney. After LPS stimulation, the CfDx mRNA expression level in haemocytes increased significantly at 12 h (25.35-fold, P < 0.05) and 24 h (7.62-fold, P < 0.05), and the concentration of T3 in haemolymph increased significantly at 12 h (3.62 ng dL(-1), P < 0.05) even the concentration of T4 did not change significantly. After scallop received an injection of 50 μg CfDx dsRNA, the expression level of CfDx mRNA in haemocytes began to decrease significantly at 36 h and maintained the relative low level (about 0.3-fold of the PBS control group) from 36 to72 h, but the ratio of T4/T3 in haemolymph began to increase at 36 h (2.31-fold, P < 0.05) and kept increasing from 36 to 72 h comparing with that in the PBS control group. These results indicated that CfDx was a homologue of iodothyronine deiodinase in scallop C. farreri, and it might be involved in the immunomodulation via regulating the concentration of thyroid hormones T3 and T4 in the haemolymph of scallop.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "22609768"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.fsi.2012.05.011"}], "author": ["Huang Mengmeng", "Song Linsheng", "Zhou Zhi", "Wu Tiantian", "Wang Mengqiang", "Wang Leilei", "Wang Lingling", "Yang Chuanyan", "Shi Xiaowei"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::1b9f287cc1e2abeb79a54d51a86c869f", "title": ["An iodothyronine deiodinase from Chlamys farreri and its induced mRNA expression after LPS stimulation."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["BMC infectious diseases"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8623f3aaab0919f11770003fd39cd484", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23151056&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ac51729297053318b6e4def3d81f9eab", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23151056&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: The mosquito Aedes albopictus is undergoing a worldwide expansion with potential consequences on transmission of various arboviruses. This species has been first detected in Lebanon in 2003. METHODS: We performed a phylogenetic study of Lebanese specimens and assessed their host preference by detecting human, cat, dog and chicken immunoglobulins in mosquito blood-meals. Their capacity to transmit arboviruses was investigated by providing infectious blood-meals using an artificial feeding system followed by detection of viral particles in mosquito saliva. RESULTS: Our results suggest that Lebanese strains are part of the recent wave of Ae. albopictus expansion and are related to some European, African and North American strains. They exhibited a host preference towards humans and an important capacity to transmit arboviruses. Indeed, we showed that Ae. albopictus was able to transmit chikungunya (CHIKV), dengue (DENV) and West-Nile (WNV) viruses. At day 10 after an infectious blood-meal at a titer of 108 MID50/ml, 30% of mosquitoes delivered an average of 515 ± 781 viral particles of CHIKV in saliva collected using a forced salivation technique and 55% with an average of 245 ± 304 viral particles when infected with WNV. Whereas DENV was not found in saliva at day 10 post-infection (pi), an average of 174 ± 455 viral particles was detected in 38.1% of mosquitoes tested at day 21 after an infectious blood-meal at a higher titer of 109 MID50/ml. CONCLUSION: These observations suggest that Ae. albopictus around Beirut is a potential vector of the three tested arboviruses.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "23151056"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/1471-2334-12-300"}], "author": ["Haddad Nabil", "Chamat Soulaima", "Osta Mike Abboud", "Mousson Laurence", "Tayeh Joelle", "Vazeille Marie", "Failloux Anna-Bella"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::c336fbfe414e8e7cb912c4b22a1616ef", "title": ["Aedes albopictus in Lebanon, a potential risk of arboviruses outbreak."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1d3c67fea488cd6446742c446ffb9195", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10939664&result=read_study", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e9e17276874f17bb539e1103aa1f0c8e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10939664&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::0b57d27adb99e97710c22ebd4cd634f1", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10939664&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The broad and vague phenotypic definition allowed the genus Pseudomonas to become a dumping ground for incompletely characterized polarly flagellated, gram-negative, rod-shaped, aerobic bacteria, and a large number of species have been accommodated in the genus Pseudomonas. The 16S rRNA sequences of 128 valid and invalid Pseudomonas species, which included almost valid species of the genus Pseudomonas listed in the Approved Lists of Bacterial Names, were obtained: sequences of 59 species were determined and those of 69 species were obtained from the GenBank/EMBL/DDBJ databases. These sequences were compared with the sequences of other species of the Proteobacteria. Fifty-seven valid or invalid species including Pseudomonas aeruginosa (type species of the genus Pseudomonas Migula 1894) belonged to the genus Pseudomonas (sensu stricto). Seven subclusters were formed in the cluster of the genus Pseudomonas (sensu stricto), and the resulting clusters conformed well to the rRNA-DNA hybridization study by Palleroni (1984). The other species did not belong to the genus Pseudomonas (sensu stricto) and were related to other genera, which were placed in four subclasses of the Proteobacteria (alpha, beta, gamma and gamma-beta subclasses). Twenty-six examined species, which were not included in the cluster of the Pseudomonas (sensu stricto) and have not been transferred to other genera as yet, are listed alphabetically: 'Pseudomonas abikonensis', Pseudomonas antimicrobica, Pseudomonas beijerinckii, Pseudomonas beteli, Pseudomonas boreopolis, 'Pseudomonas butanovora', Pseudomonas carboxydohydrogena, Pseudomonas cissicola, Pseudomonas doudoroffii, Pseudomonas echinoides, Pseudomonas elongata, Pseudomonas flectens, Pseudomonas geniculata, Pseudomonas halophila, Pseudomonas hibiscicola, Pseudomonas huttiensis, Pseudomonas iners, Pseudomonas lanceolata, Pseudomonas lemoignei, Pseudomonas mephitica, Pseudomonas pictorum, Pseudomonas saccharophila, Pseudomonas spinosa, Pseudomonas stanier, Pseudomonas syzygii and Pseudomonas woodsii. The phylogenetic affiliations of these 26 pseudomonads species are shown.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10939664"}], "author": ["Anzai Y", "Oyaizu H", "Kim H", "Wakabayashi H", "Park J Y"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::d566f62bc2f7a6d66a15ed4c0bb5c4bc", "title": ["Phylogenetic affiliation of the pseudomonads based on 16S rRNA sequence."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of clinical investigation"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3ed60a48c1b43e890c5e70ff4766a925", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9691087&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::13020f95bade8924a0c6b78b63389d34", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9691087&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::47d8a353c74c48e28330fe08801a6a01", "id": {"identifier": "aj003102", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::c9900f882c462690128509dba72f1b91", "id": {"identifier": "aj003087", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: Glycogen storage disease type 0 (GSD-0) is a rare form of fasting hypoglycemia presenting in infancy or early childhood and accompanied by high blood ketones and low alanine and lactate concentrations. Although feeding relieves symptoms, it often results in postprandial hyperglycemia and hyperlactatemia. The glycogen synthase (GS) activity has been low or immeasurable in liver biopsies, whereas the liver glycogen content has been only moderately decreased. To investigate whether mutations in the liver GS gene (GYS2) on chromosome 12p12.2 were involved in GSD-0, we determined the exon-intron structure of the GYS2 gene and examined nine affected children from five families for linkage of GSD-0 to the GYS2 gene. Mutation screening of the 16 GYS2 exons was done by single-strand conformational polymorphism (SSCP) and direct sequencing. Liver GS deficiency was diagnosed from liver biopsies (GS activity and glycogen content). GS activity in the liver of the affected children was extremely low or nil, resulting in subnormal glycogen content. After suggestive linkage to the GYS2 gene had been established (LOD score = 2.9; P < 0.01), mutation screening revealed several different mutations in these families, including a premature stop codon in exon 5 (Arg246X), a 5'-donor splice site mutation in intron 6 (G+1T--> CT), and missense mutations Asn39Ser, Ala339Pro, His446Asp, Pro479Gln, Ser483Pro, and Met491Arg. Seven of the affected children carried mutations on both alleles. The mutations could not be found in 200 healthy persons. Expression of the mutated enzymes in COS7 cells indicated severely impaired GS activity. In conclusion, the results demonstrate that GSD-0 is caused by different mutations in the GYS2 gene.", "author": ["Nuttall F Q", "Nu, Bosshard", "Blümel, P.", "Lc, Groop", "Gannon M C", "Groop L C", "Gitzelmann R", "Orho M", "Blümel P", "Aynsley-Green A", "Orho, M.", "Aynsley-Green, A.", "Mc, Gannon", "Fq, Nuttall", "Nr, Buist", "Gitzelmann, R.", "Bosshard N U", "Buist N R"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9691087"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "9691087"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::8685c847989a7ff522ea64ca82501083", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1998-08-01"], "title": ["Mutations in the liver glycogen synthase gene in children with hypoglycemia due to glycogen storage disease type 0."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular ecology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6dc034a045d87d52a7e566089aa22791", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16202099&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a4f19f6c1beb5511449133b3af07cbca", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16202099&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We investigated the species status and intraspecific phylogeography in South Korea of two ground beetle species, Coptolabrus jankowskii and Coptolabrus smaragdinus (Coleoptera: Carabidae), using statistical parsimony networks and nested clade analyses based on sequences from the mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) and nuclear phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PepCK) and wingless (Wg) genes. Although traditional parsimony tree construction generally failed to resolve interspecific relationships and construct biologically meaningful genealogies, analysis using statistical parsimony networks yielded statistically significant inter- and intraspecific genealogical structures. We found that although these two species represent a notable case of trans-species polymorphisms in both mitochondrial and nuclear gene sequences, their status as separate species was evidenced by the nonrandom association between species and nested clades at various nesting levels. The exceptional occurrence of shared identical or very similar COI sequences was considered to be the result of introgressive hybridization. In addition, range expansion and fragmentation events across the Korean Peninsula and adjacent islands were inferred from nested clade phylogeographical analyses. The COI gene revealed the geographical divergence of major eastern and western clades and historical biogeographical events within each major clade, whereas the nuclear PepCK gene, which did not reveal corresponding east-west clades, indicated past fragmentation and range expansion across wide areas that may have been the result of older biogeographical events. Thus, phylogeographical inferences drawn from analyses of mitochondrial and nuclear genes can reveal different and potentially complementary information about phylogeographical processes.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "16202099"}], "author": ["Kubota K", "Takami Y", "Sota T", "Zhang A B", "Kim J L", "Kim J K"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::c1a787d55cac221f2c6fa613a18ebf2a", "title": ["Species status and phylogeography of two closely related Coptolabrus species (Coleoptera: Carabidae) in South Korea inferred from mitochondrial and nuclear gene sequences."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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Differences in susceptibility to goat plague among different breeds and water buffalo exist. The host innate immune system discriminates between pathogen associated molecular patterns and self antigens through surveillance receptors known as Toll like receptors (TLR). We investigated the role of TLR and cytokines in differential susceptibility of goat breeds and water buffalo to PPRV. We examined the replication of PPRV in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) of Indian domestic goats and water buffalo and demonstrated that the levels of TLR3 and TLR7 and downstream signalling molecules correlation with susceptibility vs resistance. Naturally susceptible goat breeds, Barbari and Tellichery, had dampened innate immune responses to PPRV and increased viral loads with lower basal expression levels of TLR 3/7. Upon stimulation of PBMC with synthetic TLR3 and TLR7 agonists or PPRV, the levels of proinflammatory cytokines were found to be significantly higher while immunosuppressive interleukin (IL) 10 levels were lower in PPRV resistant Kanni and Salem Black breeds and water buffalo at transcriptional level, correlating with reduced viralloads in infected PBMC. Water buffalo produced higher levels of interferon (IFN) α in comparison with goats at transcriptional and translational levels. Pre-treatment of Vero cells with human IFNα resulted in reduction of PPRV replication, confirming the role of IFNα in limiting PPRV replication. Treatment with IRS66, a TLR7 antagonist, resulted in the reduction of IFNα levels, with increased PPRV replication confirming the role of TLR7. Single nucleotide polymorphism analysis of TLR7 of these goat breeds did not show any marked nucleotide differences that might account for susceptibility vs resistance to PPRV. Analyzing other host genetic factors might provide further insights on susceptibility to PPRV and genetic polymorphisms in the host.", "author": ["Moanaro Biswas", "Tirumurugaan, Krishnaswamy G.", "Vignesh Ambothi R", "Subbiah Elankumaran", "Ramya R", "Kataria Ranjit S", "Gopal Dhinakar Raj", "Kataria, Ranjit S.", "Tirumurugaan Krishnaswamy G", "Dhanasekaran Sakthivel", "Raja Angamuthu", "Parida Satya", "Raj Gopal Dhinakar", "Sakthivel Dhanasekaran", "Vignesh, Ambothi R.", "Ramya, R.", "Elankumaran Subbiah", "Satya Parida", "Angamuthu Raja", "Biswas Moanaro"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0111609"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "25369126"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "25369126"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::40a50fb0abf0da0a17ba499a2fe48bfa", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2014-11-04"], "title": ["Toll-like receptor responses to Peste des petits ruminants virus in goats and water buffalo."], "relatedDatasets": 10}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of bacteriology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::0bb395b9ddaa9cda27ed449d534c1d96", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1653222&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f44bd5ec0f0ac0ec78ce4b7c5fc8a23a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1653222&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::75867283056e770414dab3baf2e7e682", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1653222&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c82fd6044264a953d0fa84e71668328a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1653222&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The ftsZ gene is essential for initiation of cell division in Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis. To begin our studies of division arrest during differentiation of Rhizobium meliloti bacteroids, we isolated a R. meliloti ftsZ homolog, ftsZRm. Degenerate primers directed towards a conserved region of ftsZ were used to amplify a segment of R. meliloti DNA by polymerase chain reaction, and the product of this reaction was then used to isolate positive clones from a bacteriophage library. The DNA sequence of an open reading frame containing the region of homology indicated that the R. meliloti FtsZ protein (FtsZRm) is 50% homologous to the known E. coli and B. subtilis FtsZ proteins, but at 590 amino acids (63 kDa), it is predicted to be nearly 50% larger. Strong expression of an approximately 70-kDa labeled protein in a coupled in vitro transcription-translation system supports this prediction. The additional 200 amino acids appear to fall in a single internal domain highly enriched for proline and glutamine residues. When we regulated R. meliloti ftsZ (ftsZRm) expression on a high-copy-number plasmid in E. coli with Plac and laclq, cells were smaller than normal in the presence of low FtsZRm levels (with no isopropyl-beta-D-thiogalactopyranoside [IPTG]) and filamentous when FtsZRm was overproduced (with IPTG). These results suggest that low levels of FtsZRm stimulate E. coli cell division, while high levels may be inhibitory.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1653222"}], "author": ["Margolin W", "Corbo J C", "Long S R"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::bc48a920a04df4294286df71585b09e8", "title": ["Cloning and characterization of a Rhizobium meliloti homolog of the Escherichia coli cell division gene ftsZ."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Global change biology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::9478bf02e50bf291db3b18133f0def7d", "id": {"identifier": "jq179496", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::1f38ae2a05411caa77f331730a80c1e1", "id": {"identifier": "jq178383", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: Crustose coralline algae (CCA) are a critical component of coral reefs as they accrete carbonate for reef structure and act as settlement substrata for many invertebrates including corals. CCA host a diversity of microorganisms that can also play a role in coral settlement and metamorphosis processes. Although the sensitivity of CCA to ocean acidification (OA) is well established, the response of their associated microbial communities to reduced pH and increased CO2 was previously not known. Here we investigate the sensitivity of CCA-associated microbial biofilms to OA and determine whether or not OA adversely affects the ability of CCA to induce coral larval metamorphosis. We experimentally exposed the CCA Hydrolithon onkodes to four pH/pCO2 conditions consistent with current IPCC predictions for the next few centuries (pH: 8.1, 7.9, 7.7, 7.5, pCO2 : 464, 822, 1187, 1638 μatm). Settlement and metamorphosis of coral larvae was reduced on CCA pre-exposed to pH 7.7 (pCO2  = 1187 μatm) and below over a 6-week period. Additional experiments demonstrated that low pH treatments did not directly affect the ability of larvae to settle, but instead most likely altered the biochemistry of the CCA or its microbial associates. Detailed microbial community analysis of the CCA revealed diverse bacterial assemblages that altered significantly between pH 8.1 (pCO2  = 464 μatm) and pH 7.9 (pCO2  = 822 μatm) with this trend continuing at lower pH/higher pCO2 treatments. The shift in microbial community composition primarily comprised changes in the abundance of the dominant microbes between the different pH treatments and the appearance of new (but rare) microbes at pH 7.5. Microbial shifts and the concomitant reduced ability of CCA to induce coral settlement under OA conditions projected to occur by 2100 is a significant concern for the development, maintenance and recovery of reefs globally.", "author": ["Sven Uthicke", "Botté, Emanuelle S.", "Botté Emanuelle S", "Webster, Nicole S.", "Florita Flores", "Negri, Andrew P.", "Uthicke Sven", "Webster Nicole S", "Flores Florita", "Negri Andrew P"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "23504741"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1111/gcb.12008"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "23504741"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::748d5e5c81c9401d99779ff651b75b3e", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2012-09-25"], "title": ["Ocean acidification reduces induction of coral settlement by crustose coralline algae."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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The gene encoding a new sialyltransferase (STM) was found to be down-regulated in tumor cells. Abnormal expression and enzymatic activities of sialyltransferases in tumor cells result in the formation of tumor-associated carbohydrate antigens that can be used for the better understanding of the disease process and are applied for tumor diagnosis and immunotherapy. Altered glycosylation patterns of the MUC1 mucin, in particular, is a target antigen for immunotherapy of breast and other cancers. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Total RNAs from multiple normal mammary epithelial cell strains and tumor cell lines were compared by differential display and the differential expression of selected cDNAs was confirmed by Northern analyses. Recombinant STM was expressed in COS-7 cells. The substrate and linkage specificity of STM was examined using various oligosaccharides and O-glycosylated proteins as acceptor substrates. The chromosomal localization of the SIATL1 gene was assigned by somatic cell hybrid analysis. RESULTS: A human sialyltransferase gene was identified by differential display as being down-regulated in breast tumor cell lines as compared to normal mammary epithelial cell strains, and the corresponding full-length cDNA (stm) was cloned. The encoded protein of 374 amino acid residues contained the L- and S-sialylmotifs, two catalytic regions conserved in all functional sialyltransferases. Recombinant STM is an active GalNAc alpha2,6-sialyltransferase with Gal beta 1,3 GalNAc-O-Ser/Thr and (+/- Neu5Ac alpha 2,3) Gal beta 1,3GalNAc-O-Ser/Thr acceptor specificity. The SIATL1 gene, encoding STM, was mapped to the long arm of human chromosome 17 at q23-qter, a region that is nonrandomly deleted in human breast cancers. However, Southern analyses indicated that SIATL1 is usually not grossly rearranged in breast tumors. Northern analyses showed that the gene was widely expressed in normal human tissues, as well as in normal breast and prostate epithelial cell lines, but significantly down-regulated or absent in corresponding tumor cell lines. CONCLUSIONS: Our findings suggest that aberrant expression of STM sialyltransferase in tumors could be a feature of the malignant phenotype. In breast cancers, the MUC1 mucin is overexpressed and contains shorter O-glycans as compared to the normal mucin. Because STM catalyzes the synthesis of O-glycans, cloning and characterization of its substrate specificity will contribute to the understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying the aberrant glycosylation patterns of O-glycans and the formation of mucin-related antigens in human breast cancers.", "author": ["Tsuji Shuichi", "Goran Stenman", "Ruth Sager", "Stenman Goran", "Mari Kono", "Anthony Anisowicz", "Shuichi Tsuji", "Kono Mari", "Georgia Sotiropoulou", "Anisowicz Anthony", "Sotiropoulou Georgia", "Sager Ruth"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11984005"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "11984005"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::2b9d9a59215d8fb41c01bbeb9cf089c4", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2002-01-01"], "title": ["Identification and functional characterization of a human GalNAc [alpha]2,6-sialyltransferase with altered expression in breast cancer."], "relatedDatasets": 5}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::c3cdbcd65fc0e085843d86da923eed9a", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc4lm9m", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::fada0a093f0525203f4e5cd8b9b87209", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc4lm8l", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The crystal structures of two compounds have been determined, namely [Ce(NO 3 ) 3 {Cu(salen)} 2 ] ( 1 ) and [Gd(NO 3 ) 3 Cu(salen)] ( 2 ), salen being N,N′-ethylenebis(salicylideneaminato). The compounds [Ln(NO 3 ) 3 Cu(salen)] with Ln=Tb ( 3 ), Dy ( 4 ), Ho ( 5 ) and Er ( 6 ), which are isomorphous with  2 , have also been synthesized.  1  crystallizes in the monoclinic system, space group  C 2/ c , with  a =10.925(2) A,  b =20.406(5) A,  c =15.618(5) A,  α =90°,  β =94.73(2)°,  γ =90°,  Z =8.  2  crystallizes in the monoclinic system, space group  P 2 1 / c , with  a =12.123(3) A,  b =10.321(3) A,  c =18.248(2) A,  α =90.04°,  β =102.93(2)°,  γ =90.04°,  Z =4. The structure of  1  consists of neutral trinuclear units in which the Ce atom is linked to the two Cu atoms via the oxygen atoms of the salen ligand. The structure of  2  consists of neutral binuclear units in which the metal atoms are linked by the oxygen atoms of the salen ligand. In  1  and  2  the bridging network LnO 2 Cu has a butterfly shape. The magnetic properties of compounds  1 – 6  have been investigated. As expected, the Gd III Cu II  magnetic interaction for  2  has been found to be ferromagnetic. The energy gap between ground  S =4 and excited  S =3 states has been determined as  4   J =+17.32 cm –1 . This value has been compared to what has been reported for other Gd III Cu II  binuclear compounds. The magnetic properties for  1 ,  3 ,  4 ,  5  and  6  are dominated by the crystal field effect on the Ln III  site, masking the magnetic interaction between the paramagnetic centers. © 2000 Academie des sciences / Editions scientifiques et medicales Elsevier SAS   copper/ crystal structure/ heterobinuclear complexes/ lanthanide/ magnetic properties", "author": ["Mathonière Corine", "Jeannin Yves", "Kahn Olivier", "Rajendiran T.M.", "Kahn Myrtil L."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/s1387-1609(00)00111-0"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::23173180300aa3dde0b3b1b871224187", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"LnIIICuII Schiff base compounds (Ln=Ce, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er): structural and magnetic properties\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Springer Nature"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Springer Nature", "datasourceId": "dli_________::nature"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::cefea48fadefc5cb2435bf70829f8203", "id": {"identifier": "nm_019182", "schema": "genbank"}}], "abstract": "In acute promyelocytic leukaemia (APL), the promyelocytic leukaemia (PML) protein is fused to the retinoic acid receptor (RAR). This disease can be treated effectively with arsenic, which induces PML modification by small ubiquitin-like modifiers (SUMO) and proteasomal degradation. Here we demonstrate that the RING-domain-containing ubiquitin E3 ligase, RNF4 (also known as SNURF), targets poly-SUMO-modified proteins for degradation mediated by ubiquitin. RNF4 depletion or proteasome inhibition led to accumulation of mixed, polyubiquitinated, poly-SUMO chains. PML protein accumulated in RNF4-depleted cells and was ubiquitinated by RNF4 in a SUMO-dependent fashion in vitro. In the absence of RNF4, arsenic failed to induce degradation of PML and SUMO-modified PML accumulated in the nucleus. These results demonstrate that poly-SUMO chains can act as discrete signals from mono-SUMOylation, in this case targeting a poly-SUMOylated substrate for ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis.", "author": ["Tatham Michael H.", "Palvimo Jorma J.", "Hay Ronald T.", "Jaffray Ellis G.", "Geoffroy Marie-Claude", "Hattersley Neil", "Plechanovova Anna", "Shen Linnan"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1038/ncb1716"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::a6aeac017ed4d94e9d62b50218b34021", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"RNF4 is a poly-SUMO-specific E3 ubiquitin ligase required for arsenic-induced PML degradation\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1a4841c44c6619456d08ab8725bc9367", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2989090&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a66670709bdde0e9101bdec3e55e9914", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2989090&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A phage lambda clone containing a 13.1-kb human DNA fragment was isolated and found to contain a tRNA gene encoding a glycine tRNA. The nucleotide sequence of the gene and its flanking regions has been determined. The gene does not have an intervening sequence nor does it encode the 3'-terminal CCA sequence found in mature tRNAs. Although this tRNA gene has an anticodon sequence of CCC, it has a striking homology (96%) with a human glycine tRNA which has an anticodon of GCC. As in other eukaryotic tRNA genes, the coding region contains a characteristic internal split promoter sequence, and the 3'-flanking region has a typical RNA polymerase III termination site of five consecutive T residues. There is no apparent sequence in the 5'-flanking region which could serve as a regulatory element. This gene is accurately transcribed in vitro by RNA polymerase III using a HeLa cell-free system. During the course of in vitro transcription, larger precursor tRNAGlyCCC transcripts are processed to yield a mature-sized tRNA product. A precursor-product relationship was established by comparing the ribonuclease A fingerprints of the precursor and product tRNA transcripts.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2989090"}], "author": ["Pirtle I L", "Shortridge R D", "Pirtle R M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::79c1c2f79f9486a38a61b24acf48df1a", "title": ["Nucleotide sequence and transcription of a gene encoding human tRNAGlyCCC."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Biochemical and biophysical research communications"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c2862a61da0bc683e486e04b5c3bc05a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11453658&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::de58995d0a0a1e88fee3dd37e1e01bd8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11453658&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: DSCAM, a conserved gene involved in neuronal differentiation, is a member of the Ig superfamily of cell adhesion molecules. Herein, we report the functional characterization of a human DSCAM (Down syndrome cell adhesion molecule) paralogue, DSCAML1, located on chromosome 11q23. The deduced DSCAML1 protein contains 10 Ig domains, six fibronectin-III domains, and an intracellular domain, all of which are structurally identical to DSCAM. When compared to DSCAM, DSCAML1 protein showed 64% identity to the extracellular domain and 45% identity to the cytoplasmic domain. In the mouse brain, DSCAML1 is predominantly expressed in Purkinje cells of the cerebellum, granule cells of the dentate gyrus, and in neurons of the cerebral cortex and olfactory bulb. Biochemical and immunofluorescence analyses indicated that DSCAML1 is a cell surface molecule that targets axonal features in differentiated PC12 cells. DSCAML1 exhibits homophilic binding activity that does not require divalent cations. Based on its structural and functional properties and similarities to DSCAM, we suggest that DSCAML1 may be involved in formation and maintenance of neural networks. The chromosomal locus for DSCAML1 makes it an ideal candidate for neuronal disorders (such as Gilles de la Tourette and Jacobsen syndromes) that have been mapped on 11q23.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11453658"}], "author": ["Yamakawa K", "Tsutsumi Y", "Ganesh S", "Suzuki T", "Agarwala K L", "Amano K"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::c37add0debe0ca0073a5945e7e14600b", "title": ["Cloning and functional characterization of DSCAML1, a novel DSCAM-like cell adhesion molecule that mediates homophilic intercellular adhesion."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::9919d6dea2d448a6e42191501a363a28", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccp3m3h", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::bca8c16baa6db85a3509c877a321df2e", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccpltcf", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "A series of new candidates as nonlinear optical materials, tetra-nuclear heterobimetallic clusters [MOS 3 M 3 ′Y(PPh 3 ) 3 ] (M = Mo, M′ = Ag, Y = Br  1 ; M = W, M′ = Ag, Y = I  2 ; M = Mo, M′ = Cu, Y = I  3 ; M = W, M′ = Cu, Y = I  4 ), have been synthesized by newly developed ligand-redistribution reaction for third-order nonlinear optical (NLO) studies. Single-crystal X-ray diffraction shows that clusters [MoX(μ 3 -S) 3 (μ 3 -Br)(AgPPh 3 ) 3 ]  1  and [WX(μ 3 -S) 3 (μ 3 -I)(CuPPh 3 ) 3 ]  4  (X = O 0.5 S 0.5  1 , O  4 ) adopt an isomorphous neutral cubane-like skeleton. Their optical nonlinearities were measured by  Z -scan technique with an 8 ns pulsed laser at 532 nm. These clusters were found to exhibit effective nonlinear absorption, self-focusing effects and large optical limiting capabilities. The effective NLO susceptibilities  χ  (3)  and the corresponding second-order hyperpolarizabilities  γ  of these clusters are also reported. The influence of cluster composition on NLO properties has been discussed accordingly.", "author": ["Tang Guodong", "Zhang Yu", "Zhang Chi", "Lu Lude", "Zhang Jinfang", "Song Yinglin", "Bei Fengli", "Cao Yuan"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.synthmet.2008.01.015"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::59aefbe6bc268411f2f13eb03f584ace", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Influence of cluster composition on NLO properties of neutral cubane-like heterothiometallic clusters\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Gene"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::442bf5d49422ec2cd46fb11bfada1847", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11137297&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2087ca8cf4f3a09859dff6ec6692a89f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11137297&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Azotobacter vinelandii is proposed to contain a single beta-ketothiolase activity participating in the formation of acetoacetyl-CoA, a precursor for poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate (PHB) synthesis, and in beta-oxidation (Manchak, J., Page, W.J., 1994. Control of polyhydroxyalkanoate synthesis in Azotobacter vinelandii strain UWD. Microbiology 140, 953-963). We designed a degenerate oligonucleotide from a highly conserved region among bacterial beta-ketothiolases and used it to identify bktA, a gene with a deduced protein product with a high similarity to beta-ketothiolases. Immediately downstream of bktA, we identified a gene called hbdH, which encodes a protein exhibiting similarity to beta-hydroxyacyl-CoA and beta-hydroxybutyryl-CoA dehydrogenases. Two regions with homology to bktA were also observed. One of these was cloned and allowed the identification of the phbA gene, encoding a second beta-ketothiolase. Strains EV132, EV133, and GM1 carrying bktA, hbdH and phbA mutations, respectively, as well as strain EG1 carrying both bktA and phbA mutations, were constructed. The hbdH mutation had no effect on beta-hydroxybutyryl-CoA dehydrogenase activity or on fatty acid assimilation. The bktA mutation had no effect on beta-ketothiolase activity, PHB synthesis or fatty acid assimilation, whereas the phbA mutation significantly reduced beta-ketothiolase activity and PHB accumulation, showing that this is the beta-ketothiolase involved in PHB biosynthesis. Strain EG1 was found to grow under beta-oxidation conditions and to possess beta-ketothiolase activity. Taken together, these results demonstrate the presence of three genes coding for beta-ketothiolases in A. vinelandii.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11137297"}], "author": ["Segura D", "Vargas E", "Espín G"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::315bcf674ab833398ca50fe5b8ce9c5b", "title": ["Beta-ketothiolase genes in Azotobacter vinelandii."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular reproduction and development"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::48dddbe02f0937a6418b367ea42050a2", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20653000&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::41807a95256b254f8c454ba269c6efbc", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20653000&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In poikilothermic vertebrates, sex determination is sometimes influenced by environmental factors such as temperature. However, little is known about the molecular mechanisms underlying environmental sex determination. The medaka (Oryzias latipes) is a teleost fish with an XX/XY sex determination system. Recently, it was reported that XX medaka can be sex-reversed into phenotypic males by high water temperature (HT; 32-34 degrees C) treatment during the sex differentiation period. Here we report that cortisol caused female-to-male sex reversal and that metyrapone (an inhibitor of cortisol synthesis) inhibited HT-induced masculinization of XX medaka. HT treatment caused elevation of whole-body levels of cortisol, while metyrapone suppressed the elevation by HT treatment during sexual differentiation. Moreover, cortisol and 33 degrees C treatments inhibited female-type proliferation of germ cells as well as expression of follicle-stimulating hormone receptor (fshr) mRNA in XX medaka during sexual differentiation. These results strongly suggest that HT induces masculinization of XX medaka by elevation of cortisol level, which, in turn, causes suppression of germ cell proliferation and of fshr mRNA expression.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "20653000"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/mrd.21203"}], "author": ["Hirai Toshiaki", "Yamaguchi Toshiya", "Yazawa Takashi", "Kamei Yasuhiro", "Shiraishi Eri", "Kobira Hiroshi", "Kitano Takeshi", "Hayashi Yuki"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::085187d1c6873f1920fe787bff937be2", "title": ["High temperature causes masculinization of genetically female medaka by elevation of cortisol."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Mitochondrial DNA"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::dd4642cfc45035fd9b88d53ab86ed56d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24083969&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::06f84e7f78190d7632aaaa87c80fe1fa", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24083969&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7aa8dd969206762aa225003a73c1c758", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24083969&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In this study, the total mitochondrial genome sequence of Pseudobagrus albomarginatus Rendhal was firstly sequenced and determined. The total genome is 16,533 bp in length. It consists of 13 protein-coding genes, 22 tRNA genes, two rRNA genes and two non-coding regions. The data presented herein would facilitate further investigations of phylogenetic relationships within Bagridae catfishes.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.3109/19401736.2013.836511"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24083969"}], "author": ["Yang Shoubao", "Wei Min", "Cai Lingchao", "Chen Chong", "Li Chen", "Chen Pingping", "Yang Xiaoxue", "Wang Heng", "He Liping"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::26c7c7cc9ea883bad8a1349ec2665e55", "title": ["The complete mitochondrial genome of Pseudobagrus albomarginatus Rendhal: sequencing and analysis."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::726fec6aca92816185ccbe71e00df52e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26048314&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::b68630d2144ba8be30362c319420a86e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26048314&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1846f670f0bed46934f48ec9ade4226c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26048314&result=read_study", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A Gram-stain positive, strictly aerobic, non-motile and coccus-shaped actinobacterium, designated strain NEAU-ST5-33(T), was isolated from saline and alkaline soils in Dechang Township, Zhaodong City, PR China. It formed beige-yellow colonies and grew at NaCl concentrations of 0-5% (w/v) (optimum 0%), at pH 6.0-9.0 (optimum pH 7.0) and over a temperature range of 4-50 °C (optimum 35 °C). Based on 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis, strain NEAU-ST5-33(T) was phylogenetically closely related to the type strains of species of the genus Kocuria, Kocuria polaris CMS 76or(T), Kocuria rosea DSM 20447(T), Kocuria turfanensis HO-9042(T), Kocuria aegyptia YIM 70003(T), Kocuria himachalensis K07-05(T) and Kocuria flava HO-9041(T), with respective sequence similarities of 98.8%, 98.8%, 98.3%, 98.1%, 98.1% and 97.9%. DNA-DNA hybridization relatedness values of strain NEAU-ST5-33(T) with type strains of the closely related species ranged from 54 ± 1% to 34 ± 1%. The DNA G+C content was 61.2 mol%. The major fatty acids (>5%) were C15 : 0 anteiso, C15 : 0 iso and C16 : 1ω7c and/or C16 : 1ω6c. The major menaquinone detected was MK-8 (H2), and the polar lipids consisted of diphosphatidylglycerol, phosphatidylethanolamine, phosphatidylglycerol, one unknown aminolipid and one unknown lipid. On the basis of the genotypic, chemotaxonomic and phenotypic data, we propose that strain NEAU-ST5-33(T) represents a novel species of the genus Kocuria, with the name Kocuria dechangensis sp. nov. The type strain is NEAU-ST5-33(T) ( = CGMCC 1.12187(T) = DSM 25872(T)).", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "26048314"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1099/ijs.0.000372"}], "author": ["Liu Henan", "Xu Tong", "Meng Lin", "Pan Yuanyuan", "Liu Yanshuang", "Wang Kaibiao", "Zhang Lei", "Huang Haipeng", "Hong Shan", "Jiang Juquan", "Zhang Cheng"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::a9e94750808b792396c0c226dbce469d", "title": ["Kocuria dechangensis sp. nov., an actinobacterium isolated from saline and alkaline soils."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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This period has also seen government public health policies in England place a greater emphasis on changing ?lifestyle? behaviours, in an attempt to tackle social inequalities in health. The aim of this study was to empirically examine the variation in health-related behaviour in relation to socio-economic position, in the English adult population, to determine the nature of this relationship and whether it has changed over time. Methods The study population was derived from the Health Survey for England between 2001 and 2012 (n?=?56,468). The relationships between health-related behaviour (smoking, fruit and vegetable intake, alcohol consumption and physical activity) and three socioeconomic indicators (educational level, occupational social class and equivilised household income) were analysed using log bi-nomial regression. Results The study found that each of the three socio-economic indicators were statistically related to smoking, fruit and vegetable consumption and alcohol intake, with the strongest relationship found for smoking. For physical activity, no relationship was found in 2003 by education or income and in 2008 by occupation. Statistical analysis showed that the difference between those at the highest and lowest end of the socio-economic indicators had widened in relation to smoking, as measured by educational level, occupation and household income. A similar trend was also found for physical activity as measured by educational level and household income. However, for fruit and vegetable intake and alcohol consumption, the relationship between health-related behaviour and socio-economic position had narrowed over time as measured by education and income. Conclusions The findings provided only partial support for the thesis that socio-economic variations in health-related behaviours may be significant in explaining widening health inequalities. The significance of socio-economic variations in health-related behaviours might reflect both materialist and cultural explanations for socio-economic inequalities although it was not possible to separate and estimate the relative importance of these effects. Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:10.1186/s12939-016-0461-2) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.", "author": ["Stait Emma", "Stait, Emma", "Calnan, Michael W.", "Calnan Michael"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/s12939-016-0461-2"}, {"type": "openaire", "id": "oai:dnet:dedup_wf_001::4f0fd999055b2901b37a36b2fbb8d6e4"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::1adfb818fbd3257672fa51d860198268", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Are differential consumption patterns in health-related behaviours an explanation for persistent and widening social inequalities in health in England?"], "relatedDatasets": 6, "subject": [{"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Health-related behaviour"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "England"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "H1"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Social inequalities in health"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Research"}]}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["BMC plant biology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::fa76d61e416a71fafa4e85c74b814429", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=25850007&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::5293726f0892a274d318a952933c2f4d", "id": {"identifier": "ay483155", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::05918dda31eb5f0e37de5bd98e70ec55", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=25850007&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::1032e419c3346203a30e4c9e4ba4fb7f", "id": {"identifier": "hm222644", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::a61aa8c58bb8018493aaf9455f97f759", "id": {"identifier": "ay483152", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::6d9cc702a0386d06538390c80d22152c", "id": {"identifier": "ay483150", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: The ability to increase cellulose content and improve the stem strength of cereals could have beneficial applications in stem lodging and producing crops with higher cellulose content for biofuel feedstocks. Here, such potential is explored in the commercially important crop barley through the manipulation of cellulose synthase genes (CesA). RESULTS: Barley plants transformed with primary cell wall (PCW) and secondary cell wall (SCW) barley cellulose synthase (HvCesA) cDNAs driven by the CaMV 35S promoter, were analysed for growth and morphology, transcript levels, cellulose content, stem strength, tissue morphology and crystalline cellulose distribution. Transcript levels of the PCW HvCesA transgenes were much lower than expected and silencing of both the endogenous CesA genes and introduced transgenes was often observed. These plants showed no aberrant phenotypes. Although attempts to over-express the SCW HvCesA genes also resulted in silencing of the transgenes and endogenous SCW HvCesA genes, aberrant phenotypes were sometimes observed. These included brittle nodes and, with the 35S:HvCesA4 construct, a more severe dwarfing phenotype, where xylem cells were irregular in shape and partially collapsed. Reductions in cellulose content were also observed in the dwarf plants and transmission electron microscopy showed a significant decrease in cell wall thickness. However, there were no increases in overall crystalline cellulose content or stem strength in the CesA over-expression transgenic plants, despite the use of a powerful constitutive promoter. CONCLUSIONS: The results indicate that the cellulose biosynthetic pathway is tightly regulated, that individual CesA proteins may play different roles in the synthase complex, and that the sensitivity to CesA gene manipulation observed here suggests that in planta engineering of cellulose levels is likely to require more sophisticated strategies.", "author": ["Burton, Rachel A.", "Shirley Neil J", "Henderson Marilyn", "Dhugga Kanwarpal S", "Tan Hwei-Ting", "Dhugga, Kanwarpal S.", "Burton Rachel A", "Marilyn Henderson", "Fincher, Geoffrey B.", "Singh Rohan R", "Fincher Geoffrey B", "Mayo, Gwenda M.", "Shirley, Neil J.", "Hwei-Ting Tan", "Singh, Rohan R.", "Mayo Gwenda M"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "25850007"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "25850007"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/s12870-015-0448-y"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::8d36ae355ea52748993664ccdc88e9a6", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2015-02-21"], "title": ["Powerful regulatory systems and post-transcriptional gene silencing resist increases in cellulose content in cell walls of barley."], "relatedDatasets": 6}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Cell and tissue research"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5dec11188d9ab5c28de0a46b10e5ae3c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17593397&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::346a618e1d952e4bb8260cb91c392897", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17593397&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::df9c3de9e60fadc67f59dcde2cf0c1fd", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17593397&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: To characterize the formation of silica spicules, the dynamics of spiculogenesis of an intertidal marine sponge Hymeniacidon perlevis (Montagu 1818) (Porifera: Demospongiae) were investigated by measuring the gene expression of silicatein (the enzyme responsible for spicule silicification) and the dimensional changes of spicules during the developmental process of individual sponges and in cell cultures of primmorphs of archaeocyte-dominant cell populations. The different developmental stages of spicules were documented by time-lapse microscopy and observed by transmission electron microscopy during a 1-month culture period. During its annual life cycle, H. perlevis has four different developmental stages: dormancy, resuscitation, bloom, and decline. Field-grown individual sponge samples at different stages were collected over 7 months (March to September 2005). The dimensions of the silica spicules from these samples were microscopically measured and statistically analyzed. This analysis and the material properties of the spicules allowed them to be classified into four groups representing the different developmental stages of spiculogenesis. Silicatein expression in the bloom stage was more than 100 times higher than that in the other stages and was correlated with the spicule developmental stage. The trend of spicule formation in field-grown sponges was consistent with the trend in cell culture. A new parameter, the maturation degree (MD) of spicules (defined as the ratio of actual to theoretical silica deposition of mature spicules), was introduced to quantify spicule development. Silica spiculogenesis during H. perlevis development was delineated by comparing MD and silicatein expression.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17593397"}], "author": ["Zhang Wei", "Fu Wantao", "Yu Xingju", "Cao Xupeng"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::0ca2a66b861002301038bd755b575587", "title": ["Dynamics of spicule production in the marine sponge Hymeniacidon perlevis during in vitro cell culture and seasonal development in the field."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"publisher": ["PloS one"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed", "datasourceName": "PubMed"}], "relatedDatasets": 2, "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::06f8a365c5b0c665e0a70b06fbb5282e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=25036903&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::85ae3368e36ec355e9664dd26b2a9e0f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=25036903&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In this study, we examined whether a homolog of the master sex-determining gene amhy of Odontesthes hatcheri is present and plays any role in testis determination of pejerrey O. bonariensis, a species otherwise known for its strong temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD). Screening of wild and laboratory-reared pejerrey for amhy revealed a high, although not complete linkage with phenotypic sex. The sex ratio in an amhy+/-/amhy-/- full sibling progeny reared during the thermolabile period of sex determination at an intermediate temperature of 25°C was 68.7% male:31.3% female; all amhy+/- fish developed as males whereas about 2/3 and 1/3 of the amhy-/- were female and male, respectively. Expression analyses revealed that amhy transcription began during embryo stage and decreased by the end of sex determination period. The autosomal amha was present in all individuals regardless of amhy genotype; its expression increased significantly from the end of the same period in the gonads of all amhy+/- but only in part of the amhy-/- animals. After histological gonadal differentiation, all gonads of amhy-/- animals with amha ISH signals were testes and those without it were ovaries. These results suggest that amhy is important for testicular differentiation in pejerrey, at least at intermediate temperatures. Thus, we hypothesize that amhy+/- animals differentiate as males by expression of either amhy alone or amhy and amha together whereas the amhy-/- probably rely solely on amha expression. These findings represent the first clear genomic evidence that genotypic and environmental sex determinants can coexist in species with marked TSD such as the pejerrey. The finding of amhy will make possible to monitor wild pejerrey populations for mismatches between genotypic and phenotypic sex and may prove instrumental for field studies addressing the effects of endocrine disruptors or abnormal temperatures on reproduction and the ecological relevance of TSD for this species.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "25036903"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0102574"}], "author": ["Hattori Ricardo S", "Zhang Yan", "Strüssmann Carlos A", "Sarida Munti", "Yamamoto Yoji"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::0a5eb18204b077c22ad29f9a8af67869", "title": ["Coexistence of genotypic and temperature-dependent sex determination in pejerrey Odontesthes bonariensis."], "typology": "publication"}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["DNA and cell biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::38475be3d8ba47ad38f5188e12b245a5", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12162807&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::af80957881e685332c5898a223fc7f56", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=12162807&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: An 11.4-kbp region of genomic DNA containing the complete S10-spc operon was constructed by an integrative mapping technique with eight plasmid vectors carrying ribosomal protein sequences from onion yellows phytoplasma. Southern hybridization analysis indicated that phytoplasmal S10-spc is a single-copy operon. This is the first complete S10-spc operon of a phytoplasma to be reported, although only a part of six serial genes of the S10 operon is reported previously. The operon has a context of 5'-rps10, rpl3, rpl4, rpl23, rpl2, rps19, rpl22, rps3, rpl16, rpl29, rps17, rpl14, rpl24, rpl5, rps14, rps8, rpl6, rpl18, rps5, rpl30, rpl15, SecY-3', and is composed of 21 ribosomal protein subunit genes and a SecY protein translocase subunit gene. Resembling Bacillus, this operon contains an rpl30 gene that other mollicutes (Mycoplasma genitalium, M. pneumoniae, and M. pulmonis) lack. A phylogenetic tree based on the rps3 sequence showed that phytoplasmas are phylogenetically closer to acholeplasmas and bacillus than to mycoplasmas. In the S10-spc operon, translation may start from either a GTG codon or an ATG codon, and stop at a TGA codon, as has been reported for acholeplasmas and bacillus. However, in mycoplasmas, GTG was found as a start codon, and TGA was found not as a stop codon, but instead as a tryptophan codon. These data derived from the gene organization, and the genetic code deviation support the hypothesis that phytoplasmal genes resemble those of acholeplasmas and Bacillus more than those of other mollicutes.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "12162807"}], "author": ["Jung Hee-Young", "Namba Shigetou", "Nishigawa Hisashi", "Kakizawa Shigeyuki", "Sawayanagi Toshimi", "Oshima Kenro", "Miyata Shin-Ichi", "Furuki Ken-Ichiro", "Ugaki Masashi"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::e20cd013e432504eec72040dcbd82b8d", "title": ["Complete nucleotide sequence of the S10-spc operon of phytoplasma: gene organization and genetic code resemble those of Bacillus subtilis."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::878bc29ce535137e6e6e18ca19d71c06", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccw22pp", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Chemosensors are developed to image zinc ions. Fluorescence enhancement due to Zn(2+) binding is an excellent way to detect its presence. A chemosensor for Zn(2+) based on dipicolylamine (DPA) groups connected by a pyridyl amide backbone has been synthesized. Addition of 2-chloroacetyl chloride to 2,6-diaminopyridine affords 2,6-bis(chloroethylamido)pyridine, which is converted to the sensor BADPA-P by 2,2'-dipicolylamine displacement of chlorine. This compound along with two others, the mono-DPA, ADPA-P and the benzyl in place of pyridyl, BADPA-B, present three potential Zn(2+) sensors. It was found that BADPA-P in the presence of Zn(2+) shows a large increase in fluorescence, whether in polar organic or aqueous environments. Its fluorescence in the presence of Cd(2+), unlike with Zn(2+), is not enhanced when excited at longer wavelengths. Proton NMR measurements, indicate two Zn(2+) ions bind to BADPA-P. Also, Zn(2+) enhances fluorescence even when other metal ions are present. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "author": ["Lee Hong Gyu", "Kim Cheal", "Kim Sung-Jin", "Park Hyun Min", "Lee Ju Hoon", "Jang Seung Pyo", "Kim Youngmee", "Harrison Roger G."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.tet.2011.08.049"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::6ab87817d251450e3af1d071fa896c51", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Zinc selective chemosensor based on pyridyl-amide fluorescence\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["FEBS letters"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c9a15a2e5e4900fd7cb880d219d73f88", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9305726&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::023394cc45dee14bd2e4eec5acac0eaf", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9305726&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We cloned the genes of two members of the dermaseptin family, broad-spectrum antimicrobial peptides isolated from the skin of the arboreal frog Phyllomedusa bicolor. The dermaseptin gene Drg2 has a 2-exon coding structure interrupted by a small 137-bp intron, wherein exon 1 encoded a 22-residue hydrophobic signal peptide and the first three amino acids of the acidic propiece; exon 2 contained the 18 additional acidic residues of the propiece plus a typical prohormone processing signal Lys-Arg and a 32-residue dermaseptin progenitor sequence. The dermaseptin genes Drg2 and Drg1g2 have conserved sequences at both untranslated ends and in the first and second coding exons. In contrast, Drg1g2 comprises a third coding exon for a short version of the acidic propiece and a second dermaseptin progenitor sequence. Structural conservation between the two genes suggests that Drg1g2 arose recently from an ancestral Drg2-like gene through amplification of part of the second coding exon and 3'-untranslated region. Analysis of the cDNAs coding precursors for several frog skin peptides of highly different structures and activities demonstrates that the signal peptides and part of the acidic propieces are encoded by conserved nucleotides encompassed by the first coding exon of the dermaseptin genes. The organization of the genes that belong to this family, with the signal peptide and the progenitor sequence on separate exons, permits strikingly different peptides to be directed into the secretory pathway. The recruitment of such a homologous 'secretory' exon by otherwise non-homologous genes may have been an early event in the evolution of amphibian.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9305726"}], "author": ["Nicolas P", "Vouille V", "Amiche M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::b57d11100ab246b25c91d76c2c60815e", "title": ["Structure of genes for dermaseptins B, antimicrobial peptides from frog skin. Exon 1-encoded prepropeptide is conserved in genes for peptides of highly different structures and activities."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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Both methods benefit from the measurement of orientation restraints derived from anisotropic interactions, such as dipolar couplings and chemical shifts, which can be obtained by inducing various degrees of sample alignment relative to the field of the NMR magnet. The resulting orientation-dependent information provides very high-resolution restraints for structure determination and refinement of both globular and membrane proteins1–3. Measurements made in oriented lipid bilayers have the important advantage that they enable structures to be determined in an environment that closely resembles the cellular membrane. Furthermore, since the alignment tensor is fixed by the sample geometry, they provide the global orientation of the protein in the membrane. This information, while valuable in its own right, could also be used to supplement the data from micelles, by providing a second alignment to resolve among the symmetry-related orientations of protein domains. Thus, detailed structural information about membrane proteins could be obtained by combining the restraints derived from proteins in bilayers with those from proteins in micelles, provided that the same structure is present in the two types of samples.#R##N##R##N#Here we demonstrate that the integral membrane protein CHIF (FXYD4), a major regulatory subunits of the Na,K-ATPase in specialized mammalian tissues4, adopts a similar structure in bilayers as in micelles. This allows us to back-calculate and assign the NMR spectrum of CHIF in oriented lipid bilayers from the structure determined in micelles, thereby supplementing the restraints for structure determination and providing the protein orientation in the membrane.#R##N##R##N#In micelles, the structure of CHIF mirrors the structure of the corresponding gene, with four helices (H1 - H4) and helix breaks mapping to intron-exon junctions, and delineating discrete structured domains5. The measurement of 1H-15N residual dipolar couplings (RDCs) (Figure 1) was instrumental for identifying helix breaks that map to genetic elements, and for determining the three-dimensional structures of both CHIF and the related protein FXYD15,6. The four helices of CHIF can be traced by fitting the experimental RDCs to sinusoids with the signature α-helical periodicity of 3.6 residues, and the 1H/15N heteronuclear NOEs indicate that they have similar backbone dynamics (Figure 1B). Although RDCs yield very accurate orientation restraints, they cannot determine the protein orientation in the membrane. This information, however, can be obtained by measuring dipolar couplings and chemical shifts in samples of the protein in oriented lipid bilayers, as illustrated in Figures 2 and ​and33.#R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N#Figure 1#R##N##R##N#(A) Amino acid sequence of CHIF (NCBI accession: {\"type\":\"entrez-protein\",\"attrs\":{\"text\":\"NP_068702\",\"term_id\":\"11612670\",\"term_text\":\"NP_068702\"}}NP_068702). Residue numbering begins at 1 after the signal sequence. Leu in H1 and H2 are in red. Leu22 ...#R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N#Figure 2#R##N##R##N#NMR spectra of 15N-labeled CHIF in lipid bilayers (B–G) oriented with the bilayer surface perpendicular to the magnetic field or (A) unoriented. (C) Sample exposed to D2O. (D–G) PISEMA spectra of the transmembrane region for (D) uniformly ...#R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N#Figure 3#R##N##R##N#Structure of CHIF determined in micelles and oriented in the membrane using the data from oriented lipid bilayers. The structure in micelles (PDB code: 2JP3) was determined as described for its homolog FXYD16. Z is the axis perpendicular to the membrane ...#R##N##R##N##R##N##R##N#In the 15N chemical shift spectrum of CHIF in oriented bilayers the peaks near 200 ppm are from backbone sites in the transmembrane helix7 (Figure 2B). As observed in micelles5, the amide hydrogens in this region resist exchange with D2O, indicating that they participate in tight hydrogen bonds (Figure 2C). Peaks near 80 ppm are from sites with NH bonds nearly parallel to the membrane surface, while several residues in the loop and terminal regions are mobile and give the peaks centered near 120 ppm, which are also seen in the spectrum obtained from unoriented bilayer vesicles (Figure 2A). The narrow chemical shift dispersion around 200 ppm indicates that CHIF crosses the membrane with a small tilt angle, and this is confirmed by the 1H/15N PISEMA spectra obtained for uniformly or Leu 15N-labeled protein (Figure 2D, F).#R##N##R##N#For proteins in oriented lipid bilayers, PISEMA spectra exhibit characteristic wheel-like patterns of resonances that reflect the protein structures and orientations in the membrane8–10. The direct relationship between spectrum and structure makes it possible to calculate NMR spectra from specific structural models of proteins, and provides a method for structure determination11,12.#R##N##R##N#To estimate the tilt of the CHIF transmembrane helix we first compared the spectra of CHIF with those calculated for ideal α-helices (φ, Ψ = −60°, −40°) with varying transmembrane tilts, and found that CHIF adopts an approximate tilt of less than 20° (Figure 2D). The seven Leu (17, 19, 22, 27, 28, 35, 37) in helices H1 and H2 give the spectrum in Figure 2F and fall between the 15° and 20° tilt ideal helix traces, however, the RDC data (Figure 1), and the corresponding structure of CHIF in micelles (Figure 3), show that a break at Gly20 causes H1 and H2 to adopt different orientations, and suggest that the PISEMA spectrum has to be fitted with two helices of different tilts. The structure also suggests that these fits will be distorted by deviations in torsion angle regularity at Leu17 and Leu28 (Figure 2E, asterisks).#R##N##R##N#With these considerations in mind, we set out to generate test assignments, as described11, of the Leu PISEMA spectrum based on back-calculation from two separate ideal helices, one spanning Leu17 and 19, and the other Leu22, 27, 28, 35, and 37, each with 15° or 20° tilt, and different rotations around their long helix axes (Figure 2E). Each of the ten plausible test assignments was then used to generate a list of dipolar coupling restraints which were input to the XPLOR-NIH SANI potential to orient the micelle structure by rigid body internal dynamics13,14. The resulting oriented coordinates were used, in turn, to back-calculate the PISEMA spectrum, which was then evaluated for its closeness of fit to the experimental spectrum by computing the RMSDs between the observed and calculated NMR frequencies. Of the ten test assignments, only one was able to reproduce the pattern of the dipolar couplings and chemical shifts (Figure 2F–G), regardless of any uncertainty in the NH bond length and chemical shift tensor, while the others either violated the structure or yielded chemical shifts very different from those observed experimentally.#R##N##R##N#To obtain frequency-independent values of the RMSDs for dipolar couplings and chemical shifts, each deviation (Δ) between observed (Fo) and calculated (Fc) frequency was scaled by the resolution index (Ri)15, calculated by dividing the spectral range available for each interaction (10 kHz; 150 ppm) by the observed linewidth (0.5 kHz; 3 ppm), yielding ΔHN = |Fo−Fc|/20 for the dipolar coupling and ΔN = |Fo−Fc|/50 for the chemical shift (Ri,N = 150/3; Ri,HN = 10/0.5). The resulting RMSDs of 0.03 (dipolar couplings) and 0.13 (chemical shifts) reflect experimental errors as well as uncertainties in the tensors and structure coordinates. Since the chemical shifts were not included in the structural refinement, their RMSD is analogous to the Rfree parameter used in X-ray crystallography, providing a measure of structural analysis cross-validation.#R##N##R##N#The structure of CHIF oriented in the membrane in this way (Figure 3) shows that helix H1 (Phe10 - Leu19) adopts a tilt of 32°, H2 (Gly20 - Gly39) a tilt of 18°, and H3 (Lys40 - Arg45) a tilt of 30°. Helix H4 (Pro49 - Thr61) is curved and adopts a tilt between 80° and 60°. The transmembrane region of the spectrum of uniformly 15N-labeled CHIF appears to show little evidence for an ideal helix tilted at 30°, however, we note that while H2 has dihedral angles near the ideal values, H1, H3, as well as H4 deviate significantly from ideality. Furthermore, the PISEMA spectra in Figure 2 were obtained with experimental parameters optimized for observation in the transmembrane region. Finally, it is also possible that the kinks are somewhat less pronounced in bilayers than in micelles; this will have to be confirmed by measuring additional structural restraints.#R##N##R##N#The ability to back calculate the spectrum in bilayers from the structure determined in micelles indicates that the structures in these distinct environments are similar, and suggests that the data obtained from these two types of samples can be used in a complementary fashion. While this may not hold in all cases, this is one of many indications that the structured domains of membrane proteins are similar in micelles and bilayers.", "author": ["Franzin Carla M.", "Teriete Peter", "Marassi Francesca M."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1021/ja0728371"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::de5eccf3b58ec0e2d7720573d3944c93", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Structural Similarity of a Membrane Protein in Micelles and Membranes\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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The data are from the National Study of Daily Experiences in which participants ages 25 to 74 (N 666) completed phone interviews wherein they described interpersonal tensions and rated the stressfulness of the tensions each evening for 8 days. Coders rated descriptions for types of behavioral reactions. Multilevel models revealed older adults reported fewer interpersonal tensions, were more likely to report tensions with spouses, were less likely to report tensions with children, experienced less stress, and were less likely to argue and more likely to do nothing in response to tensions than were younger adults. Age differences in emotional and behavioral reactions did not appear to be due to variations in exposure to tensions. The discussion centers on why older people may be better able to regulate their reactions to problems than younger people.", "author": ["Fingerman, K. L.", "Almeida, D. M.", "Almeida David M.", "Birditt Kira S.", "Fingerman Karen L.", "Birditt, K. 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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Chemistry & biology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8b7e924e138b30983ecaca4af2c29876", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10873841&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::88a2c52ae10257fe2194723596a009e9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10873841&result=study", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5b95972efedbc0cbbafe9be3bb58b3d4", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10873841&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: The polyene macrolide antibiotic nystatin produced by Streptomyces noursei ATCC 11455 is an important antifungal agent. The nystatin molecule contains a polyketide moiety represented by a 38-membered macrolactone ring to which the deoxysugar mycosamine is attached. Molecular cloning and characterization of the genes governing the nystatin biosynthesis is of considerable interest because this information can be used for the generation of new antifungal antibiotics. RESULTS: A DNA region of 123,580 base pairs from the S. noursei ATCC 11455 genome was isolated, sequenced and shown by gene disruption to be involved in nystatin biosynthesis. Analysis of the DNA sequence resulted in identification of six genes encoding a modular polyketide synthase (PKS), genes for thioesterase, deoxysugar biosynthesis, modification, transport and regulatory proteins. One of the PKS-encoding genes, nysC, was found to encode the largest (11,096 amino acids long) modular PKS described to date. Analysis of the deduced gene products allowed us to propose a model for the nystatin biosynthetic pathway in S. noursei. CONCLUSIONS: A complete set of genes responsible for the biosynthesis of the antifungal polyene antibiotic nystatin in S. noursei ATCC 11455 has been cloned and analyzed. This represents the first example of the complete DNA sequence analysis of a polyene antibiotic biosynthetic gene cluster. Manipulation of the genes identified within the cluster may potentially lead to the generation of novel polyketides and yield improvements in the production strains.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10873841"}], "author": ["StrŁm A R", "Sekurova O N", "Sletta H", "Brautaset T", "Ellingsen T E", "Valla S", "Zotchev S B"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::aa68026ac70d06e024c1eddbc8aee615", "title": ["Biosynthesis of the polyene antifungal antibiotic nystatin in Streptomyces noursei ATCC 11455: analysis of the gene cluster and deduction of the biosynthetic pathway."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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However, the nature of this bottleneck and its effect on viral diversity over time is unclear. METHODS: Interhost and intrahost HIV diversity was analyzed in a stable population in Rakai, Uganda, from 1994 to 2002. HIV-1 envelope sequences from both individuals in initially HIV-discordant relationships in which transmission occurred later were examined using Sanger sequencing of bulk polymerase chain reaction (PCR) products (for 22 couples), clonal analysis (for 3), and next-generation deep sequencing (for 9). RESULTS: Intrahost viral diversity was significantly higher than changes in interhost diversity (P < .01). The majority of HIV-1-discordant couples examined via bulk PCR (16 of 22 couples), clonal analysis (3 of 3), and next-generation deep sequencing (6 of 9) demonstrated that the viral populations present in the newly infected recipient were more closely related to the donor partner's HIV-1 variants found earlier during infection as compared to those circulating near the estimated time of transmission (P = .03). CONCLUSIONS: These findings suggest that sexual transmission constrains viral diversity at the population level, partially because of the preferential transmission of ancestral as opposed to contemporary strains circulating in the transmitting partner. Future successful vaccine strategies may need to target these transmitted ancestral strains.", "author": ["Redd, Andrew D.", "Tom Lutalo", "Serwadda David", "Redd Andrew D", "Porcella, Stephen F.", "Wawer, Maria J.", "Sagar Manish", "Stacy Ricklefs", "Manish Sagar", "Mullis Caroline E", "Nelson Sewankambo", "Ricklefs Stacy", "Manucci Jordyn", "Xiangrong Kong", "Phyu Hninn Nyein", "Nikolaos Chatziandreou", "Jordyn Manucci", "Grabowski, Mary K.", "Collinson-Streng Aleisha N", "Fauci, Anthony S.", "Fauci Anthony S", "Quinn, Thomas C.", "Chatziandreou Nikolaos", "Martens Craig", "Nyein Phyu Hninn", "Wawer Maria J", "Porcella Stephen F", "Oliver Laeyendecker", "Collinson-Streng, Aleisha N.", "Quinn Thomas C", "Sewankambo Nelson", "David Serwadda", "Grabowski Mary K", "Laeyendecker Oliver", "Mullis, Caroline E.", "Kong Xiangrong", "Craig Martens", "Lutalo Tom", "Gray Ronald H", "Noah Kiwanuka", "Gray, Ronald H.", "Kiwanuka Noah"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "22997233"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1093/infdis/jis503"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "22997233"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::07a9e4e851866e6545f023cdd30e562e", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2012-09-19"], "title": ["Previously transmitted HIV-1 strains are preferentially selected during subsequent sexual transmissions."], "relatedDatasets": 45}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of bacteriology"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::49e01962758782a8541a77c72981bcb3", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11344138&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::84600831a474a89809a15bb39e4e9e29", "id": {"identifier": "ay027490", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::cc95a3b1a199c020d2b8c9ef19008f09", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11344138&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A yeast two-hybrid screen searching for chromosomally encoded proteins that interact with the Agrobacterium tumefaciens VirB8 protein was carried out. This screen identified an interaction candidate homologous to the partial sequence of a gene that had previously been identified in a transposon screen as a potential regulator of virG expression, chvD. In this report, the cloning of the entire chvD gene is described and the gene is sequenced and characterized. Insertion of a promoterless lacZ gene into the chvD locus greatly attenuated virulence and vir gene expression. Compared to that of the wild-type strain, growth of the chvD mutant was reduced in rich, but not minimal, medium. Expression of chvD, as monitored by expression of beta-galactosidase activity from the chvD-lacZ fusion, occurred in both rich and minimal media as well as under conditions that induce virulence gene expression. The ChvD protein is highly homologous to a family of ATP-binding cassette transporters involved in antibiotic export from bacteria and has two complete Walker box motifs. Molecular genetic analysis demonstrated that disruption of either Walker A box, singly, does not inactivate this protein's effect on virulence but that mutations in both Walker A boxes renders it incapable of complementing a chvD mutant strain. Constitutive expression of virG in the chvD mutant strain restored virulence, supporting the hypothesis that ChvD controls virulence through effects on virG expression.", "author": ["Liu Z", "McCullen C A", "Schaff D A", "An, Binns", "Ca, Mccullen", "Liu, Z.", "Da, Schaff", "Jacobs M", "Jacobs, M.", "Binns A N"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11344138"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "11344138"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::a85f3d4e2adecc920eb6ac14a6ef46ff", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2001-06-01"], "title": ["ChvD, a chromosomally encoded ATP-binding cassette transporter-homologous protein involved in regulation of virulence gene expression in Agrobacterium tumefaciens."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Archives of biochemistry and biophysics"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::fb16c30db45686e26930a78fd23d9be3", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10334861&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1d388d6d6446435d164c2f6e4bd85da1", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10334861&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A thermostable aspartase was purified from a thermophile Bacillus sp. YM55-1 and characterized in terms of activity and stability. The enzyme was isolated by a 5-min heat treatment at 75 degrees C in the presence of 11% (w/v) ammonium sulfate and 100 mM aspartate, followed by Q-Sepharose anion-exchange and AF-Red Toyopearl chromatographies. The native molecular weight of aspartase determined by gel filtration was about 200,000, and this enzyme was composed of four identical monomers with molecular weights of 51,000 determined by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Unlike Escherichia coli aspartase, the enzyme was not activated by the presence of magnesium ion at alkaline pH. At the optimum pH, the Km and Vmax were 28.5 mM and 700 units/mg at 30 degrees C and 32.0 mM and 2200 units/mg at 55 degrees C, respectively. The specific activity was four and three times higher than those of E. coli and Pseudomonas fluorescens enzymes at 30 degrees C, respectively. Eighty percent of the activity was retained after a 60-min incubation at 55 degrees C, and the enzyme was also resistant to chemical denaturants; 80% of the initial specific activity was detected in assay mixtures containing 1.0 M guanidine hydrochloride. The purified enzyme shared a high sequence homology in the N-terminal region with aspartases from other organisms.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10334861"}], "author": ["Mizobata T", "Nagai J", "Yumoto N", "Kawata Y", "Yano S", "Soda K", "Tokushige M", "Tamura K", "Esaki N"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::0d89749fcaca454c7aa71a689106e730", "title": ["Purification and characterization of thermostable aspartase from Bacillus sp. YM55-1."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of agricultural and food chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::97d247312606bc10c4dfc4f18fcb892f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16881683&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::3a5ec2c423e679c9bd74b203ec0cf79d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=16881683&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: D-Pantonohydrolase has attracted increasing attention as a biocatalyst for stereospecific production of D-pantoic acid. The Fusarium moniliforme D-pantonohydrolase was selected for directed evolution through error-prone Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) combined with DNA shuffling for improved activity and pH stability using a convenient two-step high-throughput screening method based on the product formation and pH indicator. After three sequential error-prone PCRs and two rounds of DNA shuffling followed by screening, about 60 positive mutants were produced and a best mutant, Mut H-1287, with improved activity and pH stability was obtained. As compared to wild-type D-pantonohydrolase, Mut H-1287 showed a 10.5-fold higher specific activity; moreover, it could retain 85% of its original activity after incubation under low pH. Gene analysis indicated that the Mut H-1287 had D63H, K118Q, and V241I substitutions. The wild-type and evolved D-pantonohydrolase (Mut H-1287) was purified in three steps. The activities and characteristics of purified wild-type and evolved D-pantonohydrolase were also studied and compared.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "16881683"}], "author": ["Sun Zhihao", "Leng Yong", "Liu Zhiqiang"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::5a183f7eff17f908789b2978def21311", "title": ["Directed evolution and characterization of a novel D-pantonohydrolase from Fusarium moniliforme."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Animal genetics"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2a5a39157cf0c8d5b2287f0c735bf53c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24954195&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::99f413b5ea95e7472feab5f6e4a12baf", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=24954195&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A significant quantitative trait locus (QTL) for low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and total cholesterol (TC) was identified around the LDLR gene on chromosome 2 (SSC2) in a White Duroc × Erhualian F2 resource population and Sutai pigs in our previous study. However, in previous reports, the causality of LDLR with serum lipids is controversial in pigs. To systematically assess the causality of LDLR with serum lipids, association analyses were successively performed in three populations: Sutai pigs, a White Duroc × Erhualian F2 resource population and a Duroc × (Landrace × Large White) population. We first performed a haplotype-based association study with 60K SNP genotyping data and evidenced the significant association with LDL-C and TC around the LDLR gene region. We also found that there is more than one QTL for LDL-C and TC on SSC2. Then, we evaluated the causalities of two missense mutations, c.1812C>T and c.1520A>G, with LDL-C and TC. We revealed that the c.1812C>T SNP showed the strongest association with LDL-C (P = 5.40 × 10(-11) ) and TC (P = 3.64 × 10(-8) ) and explained all the QTL effect in Sutai pigs. Haplotype analysis found that two missense SNPs locate within a 1.93-Mb haplotype block. One major haplotype showed the strongest significant association with LDL-C (P = 4.62 × 10(-18) ) and TC (P = 1.06 × 10(-9) ). However, the c.1812C>T SNP was not identified in the White Duroc × Erhualian intercross, and the association of c.1520A>G with both LDL-C and TC did not achieve significance in this F2 population, suggesting population heterogeneity. Both missense mutations were identified in the Duroc × (Landrace × Large White) population and showed significant associations with LDL-C and TC. Our data give evidence that the LDLR gene should be a candidate causative gene for LDL-C and TC in pigs, but heterogeneity exists in different populations.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1111/age.12183"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "24954195"}], "author": ["Yang H", "Zeng Z", "Liu C", "Huang L", "Chen C", "Chen R"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::b9652740caa103de8d132812bafc7fe3", "title": ["Evaluation of the causality of the low-density lipoprotein receptor gene (LDLR) for serum lipids in pigs."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The FEBS journal"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1354aee5068804fd19f87b1f43835dc8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21668645&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f46f71a4708d69fbca5bdfb0208f4795", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=21668645&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The rhizome oil of Zingiber zerumbet Smith contains an exceptionally high content of sesquiterpenoids with zerumbone, a predominating potential multi-anticancer agent. Biosynthetic pathways of zerumbone have been proposed, and two genes ZSS1 and CYP71BA1 that encode the enzymes catalyzing the first two steps have been cloned. In this paper, we isolated a cDNA clone (ZSD1) that encodes an alcohol dehydrogenase capable of catalyzing the final step of zerumbone biosynthesis. ZSD1 has an open reading frame of 804 bp that encodes a 267-residue enzyme with a calculated molecular mass of 28.7 kDa. After expression in Escherichia coli, the recombinant enzyme was found to catalyze 8-hydroxy-α-humulene into zerumbone. ZSD1 is a member of the short-chain dehydrogenase/reductase superfamily (SDR) and shares high identities with other plant SDRs involved in secondary metabolism, stress responses and phytosteroid biosynthesis. In contrast to the transcripts of ZSS1 and CYP71BA1, which are almost exclusively expressed in rhizomes, ZSD1 transcripts are detected in leaves, stems and rhizomes, suggesting that ZSD1 may also be involved in other biological processes. Consistent with its proposed flexible substrate-binding pocket, ZSD1 also converts borneol to camphor with K(m) and k(cat) values of 22.8 μm and 4.1 s(-1) , displaying its bisubstrate feature.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "21668645"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1111/j.1742-4658.2011.08211.x"}], "author": ["Okajima Toshihide", "Harada Hisashi", "Utsumi Ryutaro", "Yu Fengnian", "Okamoto Sho", "Misawa Norihiko", "Hattan Jun-ichiro"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::5b6d3ec46a3805fb26ce0f20e2067f64", "title": ["A short-chain dehydrogenase involved in terpene metabolism from Zingiber zerumbet."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::aa532a4c60274fea2afefeca3eb3d12f", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccp8031", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::14b6b80e7a51ea448215bd8afdb536ca", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccp8020", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#Artesunate drug substance, for which a rectal capsule formulation is under development for the treatment of severe malaria, when heated at 100 °C for 39 h gives β-artesunate, artesunate dimers, 9,10-anhydrodihydroartemisinin (glycal), a DHA β-formate ester, and smaller amounts of other products that arise via intermediate formation of dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and subsequent thermal degradation. Solid DHA at 100 °C provides an epimeric mixture of a known peroxyhemiacetal, arising via ring opening to a hydroperoxide and re-closure, smaller amounts of a 3:1 mixture of epimers of a known tricarbonyl compound, and a single epimer of a new dicarbonyl compound. The latter arises via homolysis of the peroxide and an ensuing cascade of α-cleavage reactions which leads to loss of formic acid incorporating the C10 carbonyl group of DHA exposed by this 'unzipping' cascade. The tricarbonyl compound that arises via peroxide homolysis and extrusion of formic acid from a penultimate hydroxyformate ester incorporating C12 of the original DHA, is epimeric at the exocyclic 1′′-aldehyde, and not in the cyclohexanone moiety. It is converted into the dicarbonyl compound by peroxide-induced deformylation. The dicarbonyl compound is not formed during anhydrous ferrous bromide mediated decomposition of DHA at room temperature, which provides the 1′′-R epimer of the tricarbonyl compound as the dominant product; this equilibrates at room temperature to the 3:1 mixture of epimers of the tricarbonyl compound obtained from thermolysis. Each of artesunate and DHA decomposes readily under aqueous acidic conditions to provide significant amounts of the peroxyhemiacetal, which, like DHA, decomposes to the inert end product 2-deoxyartemisinin under acidic or basic conditions. DHA and the peroxyhemiacetal are the principal degradants in aged rectal capsule formulations of artesunate. TGA analysis and thermal degradation of DHA reveals a thermal lability which would pose a problem not only in relation to ICH stability testing guidelines, but in the use of DHA in fixed formulations currently under development. This thermolability coupled with the poor physicochemical properties and relative oral bioavailability of DHA suggests that it is inferior to artesunate in application as an antimalarial drug.", "author": ["Chan Ho-Wai", "Wong Ho-Ning", "Cartwright Anthony", "Shek Lai Yung", "Gomes Melba F.", "Lung Chung-Man", "Ng Nga-Chun", "Haynes Richard K.", "Williams Ian D."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/cmdc.200700064"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::6b6076abb515399d35b27aeb15cf7aad", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Artesunate and Dihydroartemisinin (DHA): Unusual Decomposition Products Formed under Mild Conditions and Comments on the Fitness of DHA as an Antimalarial Drug\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of general virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::505c1f547dd96a1b007961514e3ced50", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8760423&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2423583a625489db768e2b680b2377e1", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8760423&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The complete nucleotide sequences of the small (S) genomic RNA segments of five California (CAL) serogroup bunyaviruses (two Inkoo virus strains, San Angelo virus, Serra do Navio virus, South River virus and Tahyna virus) were determined. In agreement with previously published data concerning CAL serogroup viruses, the nucleocapsid (N) and non-structural (NSs) proteins were encoded in over-lapping open reading frames (ORFs). All N protein ORFs were 708 nucleotides in length and encoded a 235 amino-acid gene product. The NSs ORFs were either 279 or 294 nucleotides in length, which would encode 92 or 97 amino-acid proteins, respectively. Comparative analysis of the nucleotide sequences and amino acids corresponding to the nucleocapsid protein resulted in a predicted relationship among these viruses that generally agreed with those determined by serology. The only exception was Inkoo virus, where comparisons based on the S RNA sequence and partial M RNA sequence suggest that this virus is more similar to Jamestown Canyon virus of the Melao complex than it is to viruses such as Tahyna and La Crosse viruses of the California encephalitis complex.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8760423"}], "author": ["Spargo B", "Huang C", "Campbell W P", "Shope R E"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::24b4dcce30d220f0f27a370c2cccc365", "title": ["The S RNA genomic sequences of Inkoo, San Angelo, Serra do Navio, South River and Tahyna bunyaviruses."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The EMBO journal"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ca5d9c9a9a3bfe8c202df5340ca4055d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=6196191&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6b121d4cd58b99fa7ae689bc0627c06a", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=6196191&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Positive-stranded genomic RNA of coronavirus MHV and its six subgenomic mRNAs are synthesized in the cytoplasm of the host cell. The mRNAs are composed of leader and body sequences which are non-contiguous on the genome and are fused together in the cytoplasm by a mechanism which appears to involve an unusual and specific 'polymerase jumping' event.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "6196191"}], "author": ["Spaan W", "van der Zeijst B A", "Siddell S G", "Rottier P", "Smeekens S", "Skinner M", "Armstrong J", "Delius H"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::2219b0d578a1c4e455d7e729213d88da", "title": ["Coronavirus mRNA synthesis involves fusion of non-contiguous sequences."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::b2075a8e3135293aee5618c56433732f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11083877&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8fc6fd33db79daeb697ded403b061092", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=11083877&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the genes ODC1 and ODC2 encode isoforms of the oxodicarboxylate carrier. They both transport C5-C7 oxodicarboxylates across the inner membranes of mitochondria and are members of the family of mitochondrial carrier proteins. Orthologs are encoded in the genomes of Caenorhabditis elegans and Drosophila melanogaster, and a human expressed sequence tag (EST) encodes part of a closely related protein. Information from the EST has been used to complete the human cDNA sequence. This sequence has been used to map the gene to chromosome 14q11.2 and to show that the gene is expressed in all tissues that were examined. The human protein was produced by overexpression in Escherichia coli, purified, and reconstituted into phospholipid vesicles. It has similar transport characteristics to the yeast oxodicarboxylate carrier proteins (ODCs). Both the human and yeast ODCs catalyzed the transport of the oxodicarboxylates 2-oxoadipate and 2-oxoglutarate by a counter-exchange mechanism. Adipate, glutarate, and to a lesser extent, pimelate, 2-oxopimelate, 2-aminoadipate, oxaloacetate, and citrate were also transported by the human ODC. The main differences between the human and yeast ODCs are that 2-aminoadipate is transported by the former but not by the latter, whereas malate is transported by the yeast ODCs but not by the human ortholog. In mammals, 2-oxoadipate is a common intermediate in the catabolism of lysine, tryptophan, and hydroxylysine. It is transported from the cytoplasm into mitochondria where it is converted into acetyl-CoA. Defects in human ODC are likely to be a cause of 2-oxoadipate acidemia, an inborn error of metabolism of lysine, tryptophan, and hydroxylysine.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "11083877"}], "author": ["Palmieri F", "Ventura M", "Fiermonte G", "Palmieri L", "Walker J E", "Dolce V", "Runswick M J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::78c6375a444ac773d29ab960255d8f83", "title": ["Identification of the human mitochondrial oxodicarboxylate carrier. Bacterial expression, reconstitution, functional characterization, tissue distribution, and chromosomal location."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Biochemical and biophysical research communications"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c8a741d1675f3514221f93f479cd8314", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10049781&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1b0eb30e2db65af33c75e18b86510a8c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10049781&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Hepatocyte growth factor activator inhibitor type 2 (HAI-2) is a new Kunitz-type serine protease inhibitor, which is purified and cloned from human stomach cancer cell line MKN45. The mature HAI-2 protein contains two Kunitz domains and the first domain is mainly responsible for the inhibitory activity against hepatocyte growth factor activator (HGFA). In this study, we identified the mouse homolog of HAI-2 (mHAI-2) by screening the data base of public expressed sequence tag (dbEST). In addition to a full-length cDNA corresponding to human HAI-2, a shorter size of mHAI-2 cDNA was obtained from mouse kidney by reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). Sequence analysis of this shorter cDNA revealed that the region encoding the first Kunitz domain was completely deleted. Analysis of mouse genomic DNA showed that the deleted cDNA was generated by an alternative splicing mechanism. Surprisingly, the spliced form lacking the first Kunitz domain was a predominant transcript in all tissues of mice tested but not in those of human as assessed by RT-PCR analysis. This phenomenon is also confirmed by Western blot analysis using the specific antiserum against human HAI-2 protein. These results suggest that most of HAI-2 expressed in various tissues of mice may be unable to inhibit HGFA efficiently.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10049781"}], "author": ["Kitamura N", "Itoh H", "Koono M", "Hamasuna R", "Kataoka H"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::b5b02eb7cfa71150da1fa03eb09c8c0c", "title": ["Hepatocyte growth factor activator inhibitor type 2 lacking the first Kunitz-type serine proteinase inhibitor domain is a predominant product in mouse but not in human."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c945a6c5b6427ee7cc4e1b80137e8f3b", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1704364&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1830d8a59dd8784ef8cf9fcef2932acd", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1704364&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::1c68560c4cadd3626cc90738a890591d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=1704364&result=taxon", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Lysyl hydroxylase (EC 1.14.11.4), an alpha 2 dimer, catalyzes the formation of hydroxylysine in collagens by the hydroxylation of lysine residues in X-Lys-Gly sequences. We report here on the isolation of cDNA clones coding for the enzyme from a chick embryo lambda gt11 library. Several overlapping clones covering all the coding sequences of the 4-kilobase mRNA and virtually all the noncoding sequences were characterized. These clones encode a polypeptide of 710 amino acid residues and a signal peptide of 20 amino acids. The polypeptide has four potential attachment sites for asparagine-linked oligosaccharides and 9 cysteine residues, at least one of which is likely to be involved in the binding of the Fe2+ atom to a catalytic site. A surprising finding was that no significant homology was found between the primary structures of lysyl hydroxylase and prolyl 4-hydroxylase in spite of the marked similarities in kinetic properties between these two enzymes. A computer-assisted comparison indicated only an 18% identity between lysyl hydroxylase and the alpha-subunit of prolyl 4-hydroxylase and a 19% identity between lysyl hydroxylase and the beta-subunit of prolyl 4-hydroxylase. Visual inspection of the most homologous areas nevertheless indicated the presence of several regions of 20-40 amino acids in which the identity between lysyl hydroxylase and one of the prolyl 4-hydroxylase subunits exceeded 30% or similarity exceeded 40%. Southern blot analyses of chick genomic DNA indicated the presence of only one gene coding for lysyl hydroxylase.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "1704364"}], "author": ["Turpeenniemi-Hujanen T", "Kivirikko K I", "Pihlajaniemi T", "Myllylä R", "Pajunen L"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::2cf83aad6d3c95e903e1811d57de7a9b", "title": ["Molecular cloning of chick lysyl hydroxylase. Little homology in primary structure to the two types of subunit of prolyl 4-hydroxylase."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["PloS one"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::312764e7cd92d795cb97ac528de9c233", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23409078&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::e8fa96e06ceba75992bcc0b1767b91d5", "id": {"identifier": "eu418014", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::191046237b62b82199722205b83f7d02", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23409078&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::0019dcac2abbc1e59ced72995275d12a", "id": {"identifier": "fj360615", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::7929650e4aac087fa6f4760f23dc655d", "id": {"identifier": "ay379740", "schema": "ena"}}], "abstract": "None: Eomesodermin (Eomes), a T-bet homologue expressed in activated CD8+T cells was recently proposed to act as a master regulator of cytotoxic CD8+ T cell effector function and offers an exciting avenue for future exploration. Here, we have identified and characterized the full-length Atlantic salmon Eomes cDNA (2477 bp). Promoter analysis of the salmon Eomes showed the presence of important putative transcription binding sites like SP1, FOXO, Oct-1, SMAD, STAT, IRF, and Ets-1. The basal core region responsible for the promoter activity was located between base -199 and +59. Quantitative PCR analysis revealed that the Atlantic salmon Eomes was ubiquitously expressed in all the tissues studied but strongly expressed in the ovary, spleen, brain, and the head kidney. Moreover, the involvement of Eomes in Atlantic salmon immune response and its relation with the cytolytic activity was demonstrated by investigating the early time dependent expression profile of Eomes and CD8α followed by high interferon gamma (IFN-γ) and granzyme A expression during challenge with live Aeromonas salmonicida and Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis (IPN) virus. Therefore, we further analyzed the regulated expression and function of this transcription factor in spleen lymphocytes. Overexpression of Eomes induced IFN-γ, and granzyme A expression but not perforin expression, whereas small interfering RNA (siRNA) mediated suppression of Eomes expression led to significantly reduced IFN-γ production. Thus, Eomes may be critical in cytolytic gene expression and function in fish similar to mammals. Furthermore, IFN-α, and mitogens induced Eomes expression. Taken together, this is the first study on the promoter activity and regulatory role of Eomes in fish.", "author": ["Dalmo, Roy A.", "Kumari Jaya", "Dalmo Roy A", "Jaya Kumari", "Bøgwald Jarl", "Jarl Bøgwald"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "23409078"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0055893"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "23409078"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::45ad6f796282229b858da49c9df44dc2", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2013-02-07"], "title": ["Eomesodermin of atlantic salmon: an important regulator of cytolytic gene and interferon gamma expression in spleen lymphocytes."], "relatedDatasets": 5}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::62daf0305f22e1a89192e0868a653e92", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20702635&result=coding_update", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::0adf17f7679fb9797020cdb99f5c5669", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20702635&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::13f1e9c900275e3cd0cd967bff81d6f6", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20702635&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The biological, serological, and genomic characterization of a paramyxovirus recently isolated from rockhopper penguins (Eudyptes chrysocome) suggested that this virus represented a new avian paramyxovirus (APMV) group, APMV10. This penguin virus resembled other APMVs by electron microscopy; however, its viral hemagglutination (HA) activity was not inhibited by antisera against any of the nine defined APMV serotypes. In addition, antiserum generated against this penguin virus did not inhibit the HA of representative viruses of the other APMV serotypes. Sequence data produced using random priming methods revealed a genomic structure typical of APMV. Phylogenetic evaluation of coding regions revealed that amino acid sequences of all six proteins were most closely related to APMV2 and APMV8. The calculation of evolutionary distances among proteins and distances at the nucleotide level confirmed that APMV2, APMV8, and the penguin virus all were sufficiently divergent from each other to be considered different serotypes. We propose that this isolate, named APMV10/penguin/Falkland Islands/324/2007, be the prototype virus for APMV10. Because of the known problems associated with serology, such as antiserum cross-reactivity and one-way immunogenicity, in addition to the reliance on the immune response to a single protein, the hemagglutinin-neuraminidase, as the sole base for viral classification, we suggest the need for new classification guidelines that incorporate genome sequence comparisons.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "20702635"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1128/jvi.00822-10"}], "author": ["Miller Patti J", "Pedersen Janice C", "Alexander Dennis J", "Spackman Erica", "Brown Justin D", "Scott Melissa A", "Swayne David E", "Brown Ian H", "Senne Dennis A", "Uhart Marcela M", "Karesh William B", "Afonso Claudio L", "Fuller Chad M"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::fcf48266cbd6a7b76d5385534d1d9b16", "title": ["Evidence for a new avian paramyxovirus serotype 10 detected in rockhopper penguins from the Falkland Islands."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Cell"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Elsevier", "datasourceId": "dli_________::elsevier"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8fc6ee083cc797a6dd7f064c2fe17d9c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9150135&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::2baff00294cde52b8b42d87a8f7be42c", "id": {"identifier": "u96915", "schema": "genbank"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::bcd906bf41fe68ff18456238c754d06c", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9150135&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: An important event in gene expression is the covalent modification of histone proteins. We have found that the mammalian transcriptional repressor Sin3 (mSin3) exists in a complex with histone deacetylases HDAC1 and HDAC2. Consistent with the observation that mSin3-mediated repression of transcription involves the modification of histone polypeptides, we found that the mSin3-containing complex includes polypeptides that tether the mSin3 complex to core histone proteins. In addition, two novel mSin3-associated polypeptides, SAP18 and SAP30, were identified. We isolated a cDNA encoding human SAP18 and found that SAP18 is a component of an mSin3-containing complex in vivo. Moreover, we demonstrate a direct interaction between SAP18 and mSin3. SAP18 represses transcription in vivo when tethered to the promoter, consistent with the ability of SAP18 to interact with mSin3.", "author": ["Iratni R", "Zhang Y", "Reinberg D", "Erdjument-Bromage H", "Tempst P"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/s0092-8674(00)80216-0"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "9150135"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::f7d48f665ce3ba15fc0af258cbe00a54", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["1997"], "title": ["Histone Deacetylases and SAP18, a Novel Polypeptide, Are Components of a Human Sin3 Complex"], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of clinical microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::39eeca0c7e9829bcd9b9275a117e6eda", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17409204&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::6c812b41cc0aae9a9c48d74a805861b1", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17409204&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Mycobacterium massiliense is a rapidly growing mycobacterium that is indistinguishable from Mycobacterium chelonae/M. abscessus by partial 16S rRNA gene sequencing. We sequenced rpoB, sodA, and hsp65 genes from isolates previously identified as being M. chelonae/M. abscessus and identified M. massiliense from isolates from two patients with invasive disease representing the first reported cases in the United States.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17409204"}], "author": ["Simmon Keith E", "Greene John N", "Cohen Samuel", "Anderson Clint M", "Walsh Frank", "Pounder June I", "Petti Cathy A"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::7e1fe694a0adf88b83bd1b2024751ef8", "title": ["Identification of an emerging pathogen, Mycobacterium massiliense, by rpoB sequencing of clinical isolates collected in the United States."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Optical Society"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::d503b103b4c6eba36395c565a405a40b", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3748664.v1", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::bef2cfd901841cfde83dc358fa3e135d", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3748664", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The presented approach addresses a review of the overheating that occurs during radiological examinations, such as magnetic resonance imaging, and a series of thermal experiments to determine a thermally suitable fabric material that should be used for radiological gowns. Moreover, an automatic system for detecting and tracking of the thermal fluctuation is presented. It applies hue-saturated-value-based kernelled k-means clustering, which initializes and controls the points that lie on the region-of-interest (ROI) boundary. Afterward, a particle filter tracks the targeted ROI during the video sequence independently of previous locations of overheating spots. The proposed approach was tested during experiments and under conditions very similar to those used during real radiology exams. Six subjects have voluntarily participated in these experiments. To simulate the hot spots occurring during radiology, a controllable heat source was utilized near the subject’s body. The results indicate promising accuracy for the proposed approach to track hot spots. Some approximations were used regarding the transmittance of the atmosphere, and emissivity of the fabric could be neglected because of the independence of the proposed approach for these parameters. The approach can track the heating spots continuously and correctly, even for moving subjects, and provides considerable robustness against motion artifact, which occurs during most medical radiology procedures.", "author": ["Maldague Xavier P. V.", "Yousefi Bardia", "Klein Matthieu", "Fleuret Julien", "Zhang Hai", "Watt Raymond"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1364/ao.55.00d162"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::fce531a38676caf9293b4641a5a4b1fa", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Automated assessment and tracking of human body thermal variations using unsupervised clustering\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Genome"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::90957fd88edda73aab48fcd637bafa7d", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8654918&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) genomic libraries were constructed and screened with oligonucleotides probes (GT)10, (CT)10, and (AT)10. Eight microsatellites were identified from 6000 clones screened. The longest microsatellite stretch found, (CT)9(N)21(AT)24, was amplified from bud and single pollen grain samples. In order to clarify the complex amplification pattern revealed, two PCR products were sequenced. The size differences were caused both by varying repeat numbers of the microsatellite stretches and by differences in other parts of the amplified sequence. This kind of complex molecular basis of microsatellite amplification within a species has been previously reported. Microsatellite sequences were used as PCR primers to detect polymorphisms and to estimate the abundance of microsatellites.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8654918"}], "author": ["Vakkari P", "Kostia S", "Varvio S L", "Pulkkinen P"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::6b14910a291e23db9c7c9acbd9d32bfb", "title": ["Microsatellite sequences in a conifer, Pinus sylvestris."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::d8f4b3b4a7ed0ce5ee08a7532fd092e5", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20118286&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::7ceb46169390f08c63a29dbdb50df920", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20118286&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::2f030cd01e564d98c16dd7f86ad24d41", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=20118286&result=read_study", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A bacterial strain designated TNR-18(T) was isolated from stream water in southern Taiwan and characterized using a polyphasic taxonomic approach. Cells of strain TNR-18(T) were Gram-stain-negative, strictly aerobic, non-motile and vibrioid, and the strain formed orange colonies. Growth occurred at 10-30°C, with 0-0.2 % NaCl and at pH6.0-10.0. Phylogenetic analyses based on 16S rRNA gene sequences showed that strain TNR-18(T) belonged to the genus Arcicella; its closest neighbours were Arcicella rosea TW5(T) and Arcicella aquatica NO-502(T), with respective sequence similarities of 97.9 and 97.8 %. Predominant cellular fatty acids (>10 %) were summed feature 3 (C(16 : 1)ω7c/C(16 : 1)ω6c; 37.7 %), C(16 : 1)ω5c (13.0 %) and iso-C(15 : 0) (11.1 %). The major respiratory quinone was MK-7. The polar lipid profile contained phosphatidylethanolamine, phosphatidylglycerol, diphosphatidylglycerol and several uncharacterized polar lipids. The DNA G+C content was 39.9 mol%. On the basis of the phylogenetic and phenotypic data, strain TNR-18(T) should be classified as representing a novel species, for which the name Arcicella aurantiaca sp. nov. is proposed. The type strain is TNR-18(T) (=LMG 25207(T) =BCRC 17969(T)).", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "20118286"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1099/ijs.0.021527-0"}], "author": ["Sheu Shih-Yi", "Chen Wen-Ming", "Yang Cho-Song", "Arun A B", "Chen Ming-Hui", "Young Chiu-Chung"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::017370f148b854e657d47795a63c1c51", "title": ["Arcicella aurantiaca sp. nov., isolated from stream water."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Canadian journal of veterinary research = Revue canadienne de recherche veterinaire"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "pubmed______"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|dli_resolver::dea0e44125f240e5bc519d2a9b207421", "id": {"identifier": "af001099", "schema": "ena"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f1cb32efc7e3fc52ff25b0be8d76d33f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10935886&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::66aa0acd1b829866f9f35ee1b4d3dbdb", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10935886&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The immunological responses of activated lymphocytes are associated with increased nitric oxide (NO) biosynthesis. Studies in the literature have primarily approached control of NO by focusing on the regulation of the nitric oxide synthase (NOS) isoforms. However, the present study approaches the control of NO synthesis by addressing the regulation of L-arginine availability to lymphocytes via regulation of membrane transport. The guanidino nitrogen of L-arginine is the sole biosynthetic precursor of NO. We investigated cytokine and mitogen regulation of membrane L-arginine transporters for the first time in feline cells. Feline peripheral blood mononuclear cells were treated with interleukin-2 and concanavalin A, then alternatively spliced isoforms of L-arginine transporters known in other species were probed by RT-PCR, using various oligonucleotide primers that hybridized to several regions in common with the isoforms. Both high affinity and low affinity isoforms are encoded by mRNAs arising from mutually exclusive alternative splicing of the primary transcript. A region of 123 bp was obtained that encoded an extracellular polypeptide loop of 41 amino acids. The sequence of this region represented the high affinity L-arginine substrate binding site of a CAT2 transporter polypeptide isoform, but not the CAT2a isoform low affinity binding site. Neither of the inducible isoforms were constitutively expressed in unstimulated feline cells. This is the first report demonstrating that domestic cats possess the cat2 gene encoding an inducible L-arginine transporter, and, furthermore, that the high affinity isoform transcript is activated by interleukin-2 and concanavalin A in feline lymphocytes.", "author": ["Harvey W", "Br, Stevens", "Dh, Feldman", "Stevens B R", "Tellier M", "Bosworth J", "Bosworth, J.", "Feldman D H", "Tellier, M.", "Harvey, W."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "10935886"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "10935886"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::39241d24f3e8cafb233d80b1022acb12", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2000-07-01"], "title": ["Interleukin-2 and concanavalin A upregulate a cat2 isoform encoding a high affinity L-arginine transporter in feline lymphocytes."], "relatedDatasets": 3}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Optical Society"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::3ba4931eea6dba71207e97d894aaad2e", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3754163.v1", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::6c2aa62762804fd6f29366003740a8be", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3754163", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "We report on dissipative soliton (DS) generation in an Yb-doped (YDF) fiber laser passively mode locked with the nonlinear polarization rotation (NPR) technique. We found that even without the insertion of a physical bandpass filter in the cavity, not only could DSs be automatically formed in the laser but also the formed DSs have a spectral bandwidth that is far narrower than the Yb-fiber gain bandwidth. Numerical simulations well reproduced the experimental observations. Our results suggest that a physical intracavity bandpass filter is not a crucial component for the generation of DSs in all-normal-dispersion YDF lasers mode locked with the NPR technique.", "author": ["Zhang Han", "Tang Dingyuan", "Zhao Luming", "Wu Xuan"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1364/ol.35.002756"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::1b3ef62bbd5fb4b1c027d517473e67a0", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Dissipative soliton generation in Yb-fiber laser with an invisible intracavity bandpass filter\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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"complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "<jats:p>In 1958 Deichmann synonymized Holothuria inornata Semper, 1868 with Holothuria kefersteinii (Selenka, 1867). This nomenclature has been adopted until now. However, some specimens recently collected from the Mexican Pacific matched the original description of H. inornata Semper (1868) whereas others matched the original description by Selenka (1867). A morphological, molecular and ecological study of the specimens was conducted to confirm the identification of these specimens. The morphological characters of our specimens were compared with those contained in the original descriptions and figures of the types of both species. Besides the different color pattern of live specimens of both species, the main differences found are the presence of straight distally perforated rods in the dorsal papillae, and the presence of Holothuriophilus trapeziformis Nauck, 1880 in the cloaca of H. inornata, versus the absence of these kind of rods in the dorsal papillae, and the absence of symbionts in the cloaca in H. kefersteinii. The species identified by Deichmann (1958) as H. kefersteinii is, in fact H. inornata. Both species might have been confused because the morphology of preserved specimens is very similar and the presence of the straight rods in papillae might have been overlooked during identification. A more thorough review of the ossicles from the specimens, together with the comparison of ossicles from the type specimens, has allowed the resurrection of long-forgotten species, H. inornata </jats:p>", "author": ["Solís-Marín Francisco, A.", "HONEY-ESCANDÓN MAGALI"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.11646/zootaxa.4377.2.1"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::6bc0d0f9d2c3a251d63e97a596eba584", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["A revision of Holothuria (Halodeima) kefersteinii (Selenka, 1867) and the revival of Holothuria inornata Semper, 1868 from sea cucumbers collected in Mexico and Central America"], "relatedDatasets": 48}

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The majority of studies have focused on angiosperm and conifer hosts and few have examined the endophytes of lycophytes. In the present study, we characterized culturable endophytic fungi in two closely related Lycopodium species (L. annotinum and L. clavatum) from pine, beech, oak and spruce forests across Poland. More than 400 strains were isolated but only 18 Ascomycete species were identified. Members of the Dothideomycetes dominated the fungal endophyte communities in Lycopodium. The most abundant taxa cultured were Phoma brasiliensis (from L. clavatum) and Paraconiothyrium lycopodinum (from L. annotinum). Five taxa were isolated exclusively from L. annotinum, but only two of them (Paraconiothyrium lycopodinum and Mycosphaerella sp.) were relatively abundant. Two taxa were only found in L. clavatum, namely: Stagonospora pseudovitensis and an unidentified Dothideomycete. The taxon assigned as Ascomycota 2 (SH219457.06FU) was isolated only from strobili of both host species. Direct PCR and cloning from L. annotinum shoots revealed a substantially greater endophyte richness compared with the results from culturing.", "author": ["Pawłowska Julia", "Julia Pawłowska", "Mateusz Wilk", "Anna Sliwińska-Wyrzychowska", "Wilk Mateusz", "Marta Wrzosek", "Wrzosek Marta", "Monika Mętrak", "Mętrak Monika", "Sliwińska-Wyrzychowska Anna"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "25264398"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "25264398"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::7054a6eb39668d01962a00b317dbc84a", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2014-09-10"], "title": ["The diversity of endophytic fungi in the above-ground tissue of two Lycopodium species in Poland."], "relatedDatasets": 21}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::4b930ca25d8583a51b4b730f93f0256e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2995995&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::dd6e4005d65a48ad35297894ee3b6dd4", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2995995&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The human X-linked phosphoglycerate kinase (PGK) gene, which is expressed in all somatic cells, was cloned and its structure was determined. The gene is interrupted by 10 introns and spans 23 kilobases. When projected on the three-dimensional structure of the PGK protein molecule, splice junctions are located between established peptide domains. In particular, an intron separates the two mononucleotide subdomains of the ATP-binding region, and additional introns divide each of these subdomains between their characteristic beta-strands. Similar correlations are found in the bipartite NAD-binding domains of alcohol dehydrogenase and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase. Furthermore, in each case the nucleotide-binding domain is separated from the catalytic domain by at least one intron. The homology of the exon organization in structurally similar regions of these three enzymes suggests that a nucleotide-binding domain evolved by gene duplication and was subsequently dispersed to different proteins through a process of intron-mediated recombination.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2995995"}], "author": ["Orkin S H", "Blake C C", "Michelson A M", "Evans S T"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::a86358c0a26fff374530d7550b56fa50", "title": ["Structure of the human phosphoglycerate kinase gene and the intron-mediated evolution and dispersal of the nucleotide-binding domain."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Springer Nature"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isVariantFormOf", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::601fc6bf863dad4e579b69af68e728ed", "id": {"identifier": "10.18154/rwth-2016-10952", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Signals of QCD instanton-induced processes are searched for in neutral current deep-inelastic scattering at the electron-proton collider HERA in the kinematic region defined by the Bjorken-scaling variable $x > 10^{-3}$, the inelasticity $0.2< y < 0.7$ and the photon virtuality $150 < Q^2 < 15000$ GeV$^2$. The search is performed using H1 data corresponding to an integrated luminosity of ~$351$ pb$^{-1}$. No evidence for the production of QCD instanton-induced events is observed. Upper limits on the cross section for instanton-induced processes between $1.5$~pb and $6$~pb, at $95\\%$~ confidence level, are obtained depending on the kinematic domain in which instantons could be produced. Compared to earlier publications, the limits are improved by an order of magnitude and for the first time are challenging theory predictions.", "author": ["Zohrabyan H.", "Meyer A. B.", "Kretzschmar J.", "Sauter M.", "Vallée C.", "Cerny K.", "Belousov A.", "Truöl P.", "Daum K.", "Newman P. R.", "Sefkow F.", "Janssen X.", "Gayler J.", "Valkárová A.", "Landon M. P. J.", "Schöning A.", "Pascaud C.", "Reimer P.", "Malinovski E.", "Turnau J.", "Goerlich L.", "Vazdik Y.", "Kostka P.", "Fedotov A.", "Fleischer M.", "Gouzevitch M.", "Greenshaw T.", "Dodonov V.", "Brandt G.", "Schmitt S.", "Levonian S.", "Shushkevich S.", "Jung H.", "Traynor D.", "Ozerov D.", "Plačakytė R.", "Eckerlin G.", "Hreus T.", "Kiesling C.", "Pirumov H.", "Hoffmann D.", "Chekelian V.", "Fomenko A.", "Krüger K.", "Hladkỳ J.", "Bystritskaya L.", "-U, Martyn H.", "Sopicki P.", "Cvach J.", "Mehta A.", "Krücker D.", "Picuric I.", "Spaskov V.", "Perez E.", "Sykora T.", "Boudry V.", "Polifka R.", "Grindhammer G.", "Bolz A.", "Gogitidze N.", "Lobodzinski B.", "Steder M.", "Soloviev Y.", "Zomer F.", "Dobre M.", "Niebuhr C.", "Elsen E.", "Sankey D. P. C.", "Wegener D.", "Müller K.", "Sauvan E.", "Thompson P. D.", "Nowak G.", "Specka A.", "Ferencei J.", "Dainton J. B.", "Grab C.", "Meyer J.", "Zhang Z.", "Rizvi E.", "Cantun Avila K. B.", "Rusakov S.", "Radescu V.", "Lebedev A.", "Pokorny B.", "Maxfield S. J.", "Katzy J.", "South D.", "Straumann U.", "Klein M.", "Žáček J.", "Morozov A.", "Tsakov I.", "Britzger D.", "Žlebčík R.", "Stella B.", "Begzsuren K.", "Brisson V.", "Kapichine M.", "Schoeffel L.", "Feltesse J.", "Van Mechelen P.", "Lange W.", "Mikocki S.", "Huber F.", "Jacquet M.", "Lipka K.", "Ravdandorj T.", "Contreras J. G.", "Henderson R. C. W.", "Baghdasaryan A.", "Egli S.", "Tseepeldorj B.", "Favart L.", "Gabathuler E.", "Andreev V.", "Meyer H.", "List J.", "Robmann P.", "Rotaru M.", "Ghazaryan S.", "Pitzl D.", "List B.", "Diaconu C.", "Grebenyuk A.", "Laycock P.", "Naumann Th.", "Raicevic N.", "Wünsch E.", "Horisberger R.", "Roosen R.", "Buniatyan A.", "Bylinkin A.", "Patel G. D.", "Kleinwort C.", "Rostovtsev A.", "Kogler R.", "Šálek D.", "Petrukhin A.", "Olsson J. E.", "Haidt D.", "Campbell A. J."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4194-6"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::1f8a248692582e18af104375aa63bf10", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Search for QCD instanton-induced processes at HERA in the high- $$\\pmb {Q^2}$$ Q 2 domain"], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Virus genes"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f20ed95c20a37c24126f3071c08f9366", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=19224353&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::e20c1e367cdae118a04d2e0c09995b2e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=19224353&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Based on the understanding that the analysis on unique short (US) region of duck enteritis virus (DEV) might contribute to the recognition of the molecular characterization and the evolution of DEV, in the study, a 5,121 bp fragment, which contained three genes encoding complete US10, unique short region open reading frame (SORF) 3, and US2 proteins, was amplified from the DEV (C-KCE) genome. The transcription orientation of the US10 and SORF3 was in a tail-to-tail way, and the SORF3 and US2 was the same. Potential core promoters and polyadenylation (poly(A)) sites were predicted for US10, SORF3, and US2 and further confirmed by polymerase chain reaction. Phylogenetic analysis for the three complete coding sequences showed that DEV was more closely related to avian herpesviruses, especially to Mardivirus, and should be classified to a separate genus of the Alphaherpesvirinae subfamily.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "19224353"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s11262-009-0329-2"}], "author": ["Hu Yong", "Chen Huanchun", "Jin Meilin", "Yu Zhengjun", "Zhou Hongbo"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::b7f1c1644ec90edcba83d956648b27ee", "title": ["Characterization of the genes encoding complete US10, SORF3, and US2 proteins from duck enteritis virus."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::25c5b473e6096650a74c66be81422545", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc10cgvp", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::3f3e388ae5004687f34b946151d724c3", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc10cgtn", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "New complexes containing the 1,4-bis(pyridazin-4-yl)benzene ligand, namely diaquatetrakis[1,4-bis(pyridazin-4-yl)benzene-κN2]cadmium(II) hexaiodidodicadmate(II), [Cd(C14H10N4)4(H2O)2][Cd2I6], (I), and poly[[μ-1,4-bis(pyridazin-4-yl)benzene-κ2N2:N2′]bis(μ-thiocyanato-κ2N:S)cadmium(II)], [Cd(NCS)2(C14H10N4)]n, (II), demonstrate the adaptability of the coordination geometries towards the demands of slipped π–π stacking interactions between the extended organic ligands. In (I), the discrete cationic [Cd—N = 2.408 (3) and 2.413 (3) A] and anionic [Cd—I = 2.709 (2)–3.1201 (14) A] entities are situated across centres of inversion. The cations associate via complementary O—H...N2′ hydrogen bonding [O...N = 2.748 (4) and 2.765 (4) A] and extensive triple π–π stacking interactions between pairs of pyridazine and phenylene rings [centroid–centroid distances (CCD) = 3.782 (4)–4.286 (3) A] to yield two-dimensional square nets. The [Cd2I6]2− anions reside in channels generated by packing of successive nets. In (II), the CdII cation lies on a centre of inversion and the ligand is situated across a centre of inversion. A two-dimensional coordination array is formed by crosslinking of linear [Cd(μ-NCS)2]n chains [Cd—N = 2.3004 (14) A and Cd—S = 2.7804 (5) A] with N2:N2′-bidentate organic bridges [Cd—N = 2.3893 (12) A], which generate π–π stacks by double-slipped interactions between phenylene and pyridazine rings [CCD = 3.721 (2) A].", "author": ["Degtyarenko Anna S.", "Domasevitch Konstantin V."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1107/s0108270113002801"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::81a9d4f280b55ef6cb0296dfed27ed2f", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Cadmium(II) iodide and thiocyanate complexes adopted by polycyclic 1,4-bis(pyridazin-4-yl)benzene: interplay of coordination and π–π stacking interactions\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["PeerJ"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::f70bf90e90dc5ad8e748a91b85462466", "id": {"identifier": "10.7287/peerj.427v0.1/reviews/1", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::234bd760350f7341ed72f10d16c60688", "id": {"identifier": "10.7287/peerj.427v0.2/reviews/2", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::ea886b9fe00c3913d4c45ad3916f4868", "id": {"identifier": "10.7287/peerj.427v0.1/reviews/2", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Five novel strains of Photobacterium (A-394T, A-373, A-379, A-397 and A-398) were isolated from bleached coral Madracis decactis (scleractinian) in the remote St Peter & St Archipelago (SPSPA), Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Brazil. Healthy M. decactis specimens were also surveyed, but no strains were related to them. The novel isolates formed a distinct lineage based on the 16S rRNA, recA, and rpoA gene sequences analysis. Their closest phylogenetic neighbours were Photobacterium rosenbergii, P. gaetbulicola, and P. lutimaris, sharing 96.6 to 95.8% 16S rRNA gene sequence similarity. The novel species can be differentiated from the closest neighbours by several phenotypic and chemotaxonomic markers. It grows at pH 11, produces tryptophane deaminase, presents the fatty acid C18:0, but lacks C16:0 iso. The whole cell protein profile, based in MALDI-TOF MS, distinguished the strains of the novel species among each other and from the closest neighbors. In addition, we are releasing the whole genome sequence of the type strain. The name Photobacterium sanctipauli sp. nov. is proposed for this taxon. The G + C content of the type strain A-394T (= LMG27910T = CAIM1892T) is 48.2 mol%.", "author": ["Duytschaever Gwen", "Chimetto Tonon Luciane A.", "Moreira Ana Paula B.", "de Oliveira Louisi S.", "Swings Jean", "Amado-Filho Gilberto M.", "De Vos Paul", "Francini-Filho Ronaldo B.", "Fróes Adriana M.", "Thompson Fabiano L.", "Thompson Cristiane C."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.7717/peerj.427"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::ccb6b97ca9fa3279bf51445365cc5aaa", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Photobacterium sanctipaulisp. nov. isolated from bleachedMadracis decactis(Scleractinia) in the St Peter & St Paul Archipelago, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Brazil\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Optical Society"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::db3aa520b84bbfd0b4b74045629bb44b", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3755003", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::5b031f05c976e53205c65e05dae8a2a6", "id": {"identifier": "10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3755003.v1", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "A compact quadriwave lateral shearing interferometer (QWLSI) with strong adaptability and high precision is proposed based on a novel randomly encoded hybrid grating (REHG). By performing the inverse Fourier transform of the desired ±1 Fraunhofer diffraction orders, the amplitude and phase distributions of the ideally calculated quadriwave grating can be obtained. Then a phase chessboard is introduced to generate the same phase distribution, while the amplitude distribution can be achieved using the randomly encoding method by quantizing the radiant flux on the ideal quadriwave grating. As the Faunhofer diffraction of the REHG only contains the ±1 orders, no order selection mask is ever needed for the REHG-LSI. The simulations and the experiments show that the REHG-LSI exhibits strong adaptability, nice repeatability, and high precision.", "author": ["Yue Xiumei", "Yang Yongying", "Ling Tong", "Shen Yibing", "Liu Dong", "Bai Jian"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1364/ol.40.002245"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d3e594de979fa28ccc47d972c3dd6cea", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Quadriwave lateral shearing interferometer based on a randomly encoded hybrid grating\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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A mutation in the tacF gene, which putatively encodes an integral membrane protein (possibly, a teichoic acid repeat unit transporter), has been recently identified as responsible for generating a choline-independent phenotype of S. pneumoniae (M. Damjanovic, A. S. Kharat, A. Eberhardt, A. Tomasz, and W. Vollmer, J. Bacteriol. 189:7105-7111, 2007). We now report that Streptococcus mitis can grow in choline-free medium, as previously illustrated for Streptococcus oralis. While we confirmed the finding by Damjanovic et al. of the involvement of TacF in the choline dependence of the pneumococcus, the genetic transformation of S. pneumoniae R6 by using S. mitis SK598 DNA and several PCR-amplified tacF fragments suggested that a minimum of two mutations were required to confer improved fitness to choline-independent S. pneumoniae mutants. This conclusion is supported by sequencing results also reported here that indicate that a spontaneous mutant of S. pneumoniae (strain JY2190) able to proliferate in the absence of choline (or analogs) is also a double mutant for the tacF gene. Microscopic observations and competition experiments during the cocultivation of choline-independent strains confirmed that a minimum of two amino acid changes were required to confer improved fitness to choline-independent pneumococcal strains when growing in medium lacking any aminoalcohol. Our results suggest complex relationships among the different regions of the TacF teichoic acid repeat unit transporter.", "author": ["García Ernesto", "María Morales", "Pedro García", "García Pedro", "Daniel Llull", "Llull Daniel", "Morales María", "Ernesto García", "González Ana", "Ana González"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pmid", "id": "18424523"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1128/jb.01991-07"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "18424523"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::5a6e25ef9b46683c9ff8e36c1e64a8ce", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2008-04-18"], "title": ["Mutations in the tacF gene of clinical strains and laboratory transformants of Streptococcus pneumoniae: impact on choline auxotrophy and growth rate."], "relatedDatasets": 22}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Springer Nature"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "OpenAIRE", "datasourceId": "dli_________::openaire"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "OpenAIRE", "dnetId": "60|openaire____::a4bde9d77893eaca4c3d9c1b85503be9", "id": {"identifier": "10.3886/icpsr27201.v2", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "The Author(s) 2010. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Asian subgroup-specific information on type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) is scarce. Using the California Health Interview Survey 2007 data, we examined Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipinos, and Vietnamese adults (n = 3,688) and Caucasian adults (n = 33,981) for the preva- lence of DM and risk factors. The age-adjusted prevalence of DM was the highest among Filipinos (8.05%) followed by Japanese (7.07%), Vietnamese (7.03%), and Koreans (6.3%). Chinese (5.93%) was the only Asian group studied whose prevalence was lower than Caucasians (5.94%). From multiple logistic regression, after adjusting for risk factors, Japanese had the highest likelihood of DM (OR = 1.75, CI = (1.12-2.73), P \\ 0.05), followed by Filipinos (1.66, (1.13-2.43), P \\ 0.01), and Koreans (1.59, (1.00-2.52), P \\ 0.05), relative to Caucasians. Our results suggest that even after accounting for lifestyle and other risk factor differences between Caucasians and key Asian sub- groups in California, Japanese, Filipinos, and Koreans have a 1.6-1.75 greater likelihood of DM compared to Caucasians.", "author": ["Wong Nathan D.", "Chow Vincent H.", "Chung Sarah J.", "Choi Sarah E."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "openaire", "id": "oai:dnet:od_______908::9ab553894e4a9af71f85da7e0a4af8dc"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1007/s10903-010-9397-6"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::040ee3698b86dda258168196a8c22a85", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Do Risk Factors Explain the Increased Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes Among California Asian Adults?\""], "relatedDatasets": 1, "subject": [{"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Type 2 diabetes"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Surveys"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Original Paper"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Epidemiology"}, {"scheme": "keyword", "value": "Asians"}]}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::8da30d1218000f3654f073f9e8d40fad", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccvk9f3", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::4e029009ffa9f452bf96bc56a4e04d91", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccvk9g4", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#Two stereoisomers, trans form 1a and cis form 1b, of 2,3,7,8-tetramethyl-5,10-di(p-tolyl)-5,10-dihydrostibanthrene (1) were successfully synthesized. Both of 1a and 1b were characterized by X-ray crystallographic analysis, which revealed the orientations of two p-tolyl groups at the 5,10-positions, the configurations at the antimony and the conformation of the central tricyclic system. DFT calculations [B3LYP/6-31G(d) for C and H, LANL2DZ for Sb] of 5,10-diphenyl-5,10-dihydrostibanthrene (3) were performed to give three optimized structures trans3a, cis_exo3b′, and cis_endo3b′′, in the ground states, 3a being the most stable. The trans–cis isomerization of 1 was observed in 1-chloronaphthalene at above ca. 200°C and was revealed to occur via vertex inversion at the antimony, because the energy barrier of the configurational isomerization was estimated to have high inversion barrier by kinetics and the isomerization showed no solvent effect. On the other hand, the trans–trans and the cis_exo–cis_endo isomerization of 1 were not observed even at −102°C in a CD2Cl2 solution, indicating that the conformational isomerization has quite low energy barriers and proceeds via skeletal inversion of the tricyclic system. The energy barrier of the conformational isomerization was estimated to be much lower than that of the configurational exchange by DFT calculations of searching for transition state using the synchronous transit-guided quasi-Newton (STQN) method. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Heteroatom Chem 22:377–387, 2011; View this article online at wileyonlinelibrary.com. DOI 10.1002/hc.20693", "author": ["Uchiyama Yosuke"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/hc.20693"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::897bef1dbec9a7fbf4f91695131b4840", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Synthesis, isolation, and isomerization of two stereoisomers of 2,3,7,8-tetramethyl-5,10-di(p-tolyl)-5,10-dihydrostibanthrene\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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However, the effective E-selectin dose range required to achieve mucosal tolerance and the precise mechanisms of neuroprotection remain unclear. We sought to examine the mechanisms of cytoprotection using gene expression profiling of tissues in the setting of mucosal tolerance and inflammatory challenge. Using spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHRs), we achieved immune tolerance with 0.1 to 5 g E-selectin per nasal instillation and observed a dose-related anti-E-selectin immunoglobulin G antibody production. We also show the distinct patterns of gene expression changes in the brain and spleen with the different tolerizing doses and lipopolysaccharide (LPS) exposure. Prominent differences were seen with such genes as insulin-like growth factors in the brain and downregulation of those encoding the major histocompatibility complex class I molecules in the spleen. In all, mucosal tolerance to E-selectin and subsequent exposure to LPS resulted in significant tissue changes. 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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Virology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ca5d797abe81593bfde4195e421f8cf8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8393244&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::ac89ddca3e306b8d207d3d523233b05e", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=8393244&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The VP7 and VP4 genome segments of human rotavirus strain Mc35 (Urasawa et al., J. Infect. Dis. 166, 227-234, 1992) were investigated. Analysis of its VP7 nucleotide and amino acid sequences confirmed that it belongs to G (or VP7) serotype 10; however, the nucleotide sequence homologies between Mc35 and the four G10 bovine strains examined were lower than those among the four G10 bovine strains. The VP4 nucleotide and amino acid sequences of Mc35 were distinct (66.1-68.8% nucleotide and 64.9-70.0% amino acid homologies) from those of previously reported human and animal rotavirus strains representing different P (or VP4) types except for the strain K8 VP4, which was designated as type 3 of human rotavirus VP4 by Gorziglia et al. (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA., 87, 7155-7159, 1990). The VP4s of the K8 and Mc35 strains showed a relatively high degree of homology (77.6% nucleotide and 86.0% amino acid sequence homologies) and were presumed to represent subtypes of type 3 human rotavirus VP4 (type 3A (K8 VP4) and type 3B (Mc35 VP4)).", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "8393244"}], "author": ["Yamazi Y", "Hasegawa A", "Urasawa T", "Taniguchi K", "Urasawa S", "Mise K", "Kobayashi N"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::23f29a5e9cf6072906daf14f8b049679", "title": ["Nucleotide sequence of VP4 and VP7 genes of a unique human rotavirus strain Mc35 with subgroup I and serotype 10 specificity."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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While the cause of death was unknown at the time, we detected simian retrovirus 4 (SRV-4) in samples obtained from a similar outbreak in 2008-2011, during which 42 of 43 Japanese macaques died after exhibiting hemorrhagic syndrome. In this study, we isolated SRV-4 strain PRI-172 from a Japanese macaque showing severe thrombocytopenia. When inoculated into four Japanese macaques, the isolate induced severe thrombocytopenia in all within 37 days. We then constructed an infectious molecular clone of strain PRI-172, termed pSR415, and inoculated the clone-derived virus into two Japanese macaques. These animals also developed severe thrombocytopenia in just 31 days after inoculation, and the virus was reisolated from blood, bone marrow, and stool. At necropsy, we observed bleeding from the gingivae and subcutaneous bleeding in all animals. SRV-4 infected a variety of tissues, especially in digestive organs, including colon and stomach, as determined by real-time reverse transcription-PCR (RT-PCR) and immunohistochemical staining. Furthermore, we identified the SRV-4 receptor as ASCT2, a neutral amino acid transporter. ASCT2 mRNA was expressed in a variety of tissues, and the distribution of SRV-4 proviruses in infected Japanese macaques correlated well with the expression levels of ASCT2 mRNA. From these results, we conclude that the causative agent of hemorrhagic syndrome in KUPRI Japanese macaques was SRV-4, and its receptor is ASCT2. IMPORTANCE: During two separate outbreaks at the KUPRI, in 2001-2002 and 2008-2011, 96% of Japanese macaques (JM) that developed an unknown hemorrhagic syndrome died. Here, we isolated SRV-4 from a JM developing thrombocytopenia. The SRV-4 isolate and a molecularly cloned SRV-4 induced severe thrombocytopenia in virus-inoculated JMs within 37 days. At necropsy, we observed bleeding from gingivae and subcutaneous bleeding in all affected JMs and reisolated SRV-4 from blood, bone marrow, and stool. The distribution of SRV-4 proviruses in tissues correlated with the mRNA expression levels of ASCT2, which we identified as the SRV-4 receptor. From these results, we conclude that SRV-4 was the causative agent of hemorrhagic syndrome in JMs in KUPRI.", "author": ["Shoichi Sakaguchi", "Sakaguchi Shoichi", "Miura Tomoyuki", "Miyazawa Takayuki", "Tomoyuki Miura", "Munehiro Okamoto", "Takayuki Miyazawa", "So Nakagawa", "Yoshikawa Rokusuke", "Hirai Hirohisa", "Hirohisa Hirai", "Rokusuke Yoshikawa", "Okamoto Munehiro", "Nakagawa So"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1128/jvi.03611-14"}, {"type": "pmid", "id": "25609821"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "25609821"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::2804772c0c6f7ba2bd08a5bdaf6b89be", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": ["2015-01-21"], "title": ["Simian retrovirus 4 induces lethal acute thrombocytopenia in Japanese macaques."], "relatedDatasets": 16}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Springer Nature"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Springer Nature", "datasourceId": "dli_________::nature"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Springer Nature", "dnetId": "60|nature______::caa7e34343a41f1d8e626bb80455ec5c", "id": {"identifier": "ab208694", "schema": "genbank"}}], "abstract": "Biotransformation technology involving enzymatic modification of original substrates by organisms such as microbes is a valuable tool in improving pharmacokinetics or physicochemical properties of the base compounds. The fungal metabolite AS1387392 is a histone deacetylase inhibitor with potential as a therapeutic immunosuppressant. However, its paucity of functional groups, essential to synthesizing derivatives, is a drawback. Amycolatopsis azurea JCM-3275 catalyzed hydroxylation of AS1387392 to AS1429716, which may facilitate the synthesis of more derivatives by the additional hydroxyl moiety present in AS1429716. This reaction was inhibited by cytochrome P450 inhibitor metyrapone, indicating that cytochrome P450 may be responsible for the transformation. Degenerate PCR primers were subsequently constructed and used to clone genes encoding cytochrome P450 from the genomic DNA of A. azurea JCM-3275. We cloned an entire novel P450 gene (1209 bp) and named it P450Um-1. Its deduced amino acid sequence was homologous with that of the CYP105 subfamily. Further cloning of the upstream region, which may contain the native promoter site, was followed by insertion of the open reading frame with the upstream area into Streptomycetes high copy vector pIJ702, giving the expression plasmid pNUm-1. P450Um-1 was specifically expressed in Streptomyces lividans TK24, and this recombinant strain converted AS1387392 to AS1429716 without any redox partners. These results show that P450Um-1, a novel bacterial P450, catalyzed hydroxylation of AS1387392 to AS1429716. This resultant recombinant strain is expected to be an efficient biocatalyst with application to more suitable redox systems than those tested here. .", "author": ["Yamashita Midori", "Fujie Akihiko", "Sasamura Satoshi", "Hashimoto Michizane", "Hino Motohiro", "Shigematsu Nobuharu", "Ueno Motoi"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1038/ja.2010.109"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::b8a9c2114e3517b65b1a5289705ebdf7", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Cloning and heterologous expression of P450Um-1, a novel bacterial P450 gene, for hydroxylation of immunosuppressive agent AS1387392\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Public Library of Science (PLoS)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::172c26e60860496b18ebfe27395cfab0", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.1642b", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::172c26e60860496b18ebfe27395cfab0", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.1642b", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Real-time functional magnetic resonance imaging (rtfMRI) is a recently emerged technique that demands fast data processing within a single repetition time (TR), such as a TR of 2 seconds. Data preprocessing in rtfMRI has rarely involved spatial normalization, which can not be accomplished in a short time period. However, spatial normalization may be critical for accurate functional localization in a stereotactic space and is an essential procedure for some emerging applications of rtfMRI. In this study, we introduced an online spatial normalization method that adopts a novel affine registration (AFR) procedure based on principal axes registration (PA) and Gauss-Newton optimization (GN) using the self-adaptive β parameter, termed PA-GN(β) AFR and nonlinear registration (NLR) based on discrete cosine transform (DCT). In AFR, PA provides an appropriate initial estimate of GN to induce the rapid convergence of GN. In addition, the β parameter, which relies on the change rate of cost function, is employed to self-adaptively adjust the iteration step of GN. The accuracy and performance of PA-GN(β) AFR were confirmed using both simulation and real data and compared with the traditional AFR. The appropriate cutoff frequency of the DCT basis function in NLR was determined to balance the accuracy and calculation load of the online spatial normalization. Finally, the validity of the online spatial normalization method was further demonstrated by brain activation in the rtfMRI data.", "author": ["Li Xiaofei", "Ye Qing", "Zhao Xiaojie", "Yao Li"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1371/journal.pone.0103302"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::b8f3ec65f1d0235545aa9f9e66700334", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Online Spatial Normalization for Real-Time fMRI\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::7f550bf43c25675e9c7d3f6cb5e79b66", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccqqlxx", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Abstract#R##N##R##N#The reaction of NO with [(tBu2PCH2SiMe2)NSiMe2CH2PtBu(CMe2CH2)]RhH, a functional equivalent of “(PNP)Rh,” rapidly forms (PNP)Rh(N2) and (PNP)Rh(NO)(NO2). Detected intermediates include (PNP)Rh(NO), characterized by its NMR, EPR and IR spectra as well as by DFT calculation, as having the neutral NO-centered radical Lewis base donating to RhI. One other intermediate is detected, using a combination of spectroscopic and DFT methods, as containing a nitrite (O–N=O) ligand that is O-bound to Rh, giving an overall Cs symmetry. The overall reaction is thus the disproportionation of NO catalyzed by RhI, and the reaction serves to produce nonradical products from radical NO. (© Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, 69451 Weinheim, Germany, 2008)", "author": ["Telser Joshua", "Verat Alexander Y.", "Fan Hongjun", "Caulton Kenneth G.", "Pink Maren", "Fullmer Benjamin C."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1002/ejic.200800256"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::75609ce6a329ea1a8ba2895dddf9eb4e", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Reactivity of the Radical NO with a Masked Form of 14 Valence Electron (PNP)Rh: Forming Rh(0, I or II)?\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::ffa735c6793e70def3e86f526c830a8d", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.qg82k", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::ffa735c6793e70def3e86f526c830a8d", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.qg82k", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Marine fungi are severely understudied in the polar regions. We used molecularly identi- fied cultures to study fungi inhabiting 50 intertidal and sea-floor logs along the North Norwegian coast. The aim was to explore the taxonomic and ecological diversity and to examine factors shaping the marine wood-inhabiting fungal communities. The 577 pure cultures analyzed clustered into 147 operational taxonomic units (OTUs) based on 97% ITS sequence similarity. Ascomycota dominated, but OTUs belonging to Basidiomycota, Mucoromycotina and Chytridiomycota were also isolated. Nine OTUs could not be assigned to any fungal phylum. Almost half of the OTUs were considered non-marine. The western and eastern part of the Norwegian Barents Sea coast hosted different communities. Geography, substratum and site level variables contributed to shaping these communities. We characterized a previously overlooked fungal community in a poorly studied area, discovered high diversity and report many taxa for the first time from the marine environment.", "author": ["Nordén Jenni", "Spatafora Joseph W.", "Rämä Teppo", "Kauserud Håvard", "Davey Marie L.", "Mathiassen Geir H."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.funeco.2013.12.002"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::4cd498d26eb77482f413efb49284c6c0", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Fungi ahoy! Diversity on marine wooden substrata in the high North\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::48d77fbc7d8c1da9c287ae51af12e7a8", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccs9hn6", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::a32b248aed771259550270ba6e5ddf81", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccs9hp7", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Heterobimetallic molecular precursors [Ba(dmap)4Cu4(OAc)6·THF] (1) and [Ba(dmap)4Cu4(TFA)6·THF] (2) [dmap = N,N-dimethylaminopropanolate, OAc = acetate and TFA = trifluoroacetate] for the deposition of barium–copper composite oxide thin films, were prepared by the interaction of Ba(dmap)2 with Cu(OAc)2 for 1 and Cu(TFA)2 for 2, in THF. Both heterobimetallic complexes were characterized by melting point, elemental analysis, FT-IR spectroscopy, mass spectrometry and single crystal X-ray diffraction. X-Ray crystallography shows that complex 1 crystallizes in the orthorhombic space groupP212121 with the cell dimensions a = 11.2621(11) A, b = 18.2768(17) A and c = 24.541(2) A, while complex 2 crystallizes in the monoclinic space groupC2/c with a = 23.9288(14) A, b = 19.8564(12) A, c = 25.5925(15) A and β = 112.4390(10)°. Thermal gravimetric analysis shows that both complexes 1 and 2 undergo controlled thermal decomposition at 450 °C and 400 °C, respectively, to give mixed metal oxide composite thin films. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) and X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) analyses of the thin films suggest the formation of good quality crystalline thin films of BaCuO2–CuO composites from both 1 and 2, with average grain sizes of 105 to 175 nm and 110 to 205 nm, respectively.", "author": ["Tahir Asif Ali", "Hamid Mazhar", "Mazhar Muhammad", "Hunter Allen D.", "Zeller Matthias"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1039/b823024b"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d8831981ca911084a5423268cd48269a", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Heterobimetallic copper–barium complexes for deposition of composite oxide thin films\""], "relatedDatasets": 2}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences"], "doiRels": [], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "RCSB", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010327"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "unknown", "collectedFrom": "RCSB", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010327::a636562623edb93015287cbfd6277813", "id": {"identifier": "1sdd", "schema": "pdb"}}], "abstract": "In vertebrate hemostasis, factor Va serves as the cofactor in the prothrombinase complex that results in a 300,000-fold increase in the rate of thrombin generation compared with factor Xa alone. Structurally, little is known about the mechanism by which factor Va alters catalysis within this complex. Here, we report a crystal structure of protein C inactivated factor Va (A1·A3-C1-C2) that depicts a previously uncharacterized domain arrangement. This orientation has implications for binding to membranes essential for function. A high-affinity calcium-binding site and a copper-binding site have both been identified. Surprisingly, neither shows a direct involvement in chain association. This structure represents the largest physiologically relevant fragment of factor Va solved to date and provides a new scaffold for the future generation of models of coagulation cofactors.", "author": ["Everse S. J.", "Hockin M. F.", "Mann K. G.", "Adams T. E."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1073/pnas.0403072101"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::d1aa29ef1a4021a3e058c635c82f5700", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"The crystal structure of activated protein C-inactivated bovine factor Va: Implications for cofactor function\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::16deeb2f78f7ed74b186cacc7769b728", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/ccrw660", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The new ternary carbide La{sub 7}Os{sub 4}C{sub 9} was prepared by argon arc-melting of the elements followed by subsequent heat treatment at 900 deg. C for 250 h. The compound crystallizes monoclinic, in the space group C2/m (a=1198.5(2) pm, b=542.0(1) pm, c=1196.2(2) pm, {beta}=111.04(1){sup o}, V=725.2(2)x10{sup 6} pm{sup 3}, Z=2). The structure was determined from single crystal X-ray diffraction data and refined to a residual of R{sub 1}=0.02 (wR{sub 2}=0.03) for 4812 unique reflections and 64 variable parameters. Electrical resistivity and magnetic susceptibility measurements characterize the compound as a Pauli-paramagnetic metal. The crystal structure contains bridging C- and terminal C{sub 2}-units as Os-coordinating ligands, thereby forming polyanions {sub {infinity}}{sup 1}[Os{sub 4}(C{sub 2}){sub 2}C{sub 5}] running along the [101] direction. The polyanions are composed of alternating Os(C{sub 2})C{sub 2} and OsC{sub 3} units with the transition metal in distorted trigonal planar coordination. Charge compensation is ensured by La cations which are situated in-between the polyanions. The carbon-carbon bond (131 pm) within the C{sub 2} pairs is slightly shorter than the value of a common C-C double bond, and is discussed on the basis of COHP curves on the one side, and with ELI-D and electron density distributions on the other side.more » The method of partial ELI-D decomposition is shown to be well suited for the characterization of separated DOS structures in terms of chemical bonding signatures provided by ELI-D. The Os-La interactions are shown to be of a polar multicenter-bonding type with Os playing the role of the electron donor. Compared to an acetylide the C{sub 2} species were found to possess a significantly reduced bond order and an enhanced number of electrons in lone pair type spatial regions. This type of species cannot be simply classified in terms of model pictures such as C{sub 2}{sup 2-} and C{sub 2}{sup 4-}, respectively. - Graphical Abstract: Polar multicenter Os-La bonding in the compound La{sub 7}Os{sub 4}C{sub 9} is discussed in position space from a combined analysis of the electron localizability indicator (ELI-D) and the electron density. The picture shows five electron density basins (gray translucent) for atom types Os (green spheres) and La (red spheres) and only those parts (in blue colour) of 4 Os-La multicenter ELI-D basins, which are intersected by the electron density basins displayed.« less", "author": ["Kreiner Guido", "Schnelle Walter", "Prots Yurii", "Dashjav Enkhtsetseg", "Wagner Frank R.", "Kniep Rüdiger"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.jssc.2008.08.005"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::da25559de59ff14596edf97acaf1a03a", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Chemical bonding analysis and properties of La7Os4C9—A new structure type containing C- and C2-units as Os-coordinating ligands\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isVariantFormOf", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::8054f602a25b10f03b9e5dca1007d1ed", "id": {"identifier": "10.3204/pubdb-2017-12522", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "This White Paper is an input to the ongoing discussion about the extension and refinement of simplified Dark Matter (DM) models. It is not intended as a comprehensive review of the discussed subjects, but instead summarises ideas and concepts arising from a brainstorming workshop that can be useful when defining the next generation of simplified DM models (SDMM). In this spirit, based on two concrete examples, we show how existing SDMM can be extended to provide a more accurate and comprehensive framework to interpret and characterise collider searches. In the first example we extend the canonical SDMM with a scalar mediator to include mixing with the Higgs boson. We show that this approach not only provides a better description of the underlying kinematic properties that a complete model would possess, but also offers the option of using this more realistic class of scalar mixing models to compare and combine consistently searches based on different experimental signatures. The second example outlines how a new physics signal observed in a visible channel can be connected to DM by extending a simplified model including effective couplings. In the next part of the White Paper we outline other interesting options for SDMM that could be studied in more detail in the future. Finally, we review important aspects of supersymmetric models for DM and use them to propose how to develop more complete SDMMs.#R##N##R##N#This White Paper is a summary of the brainstorming meeting “Next generation of simplified Dark Matter models” that took place at Imperial College, London on May 6, 2016, and corresponding follow-up studies on selected subjects.", "author": ["Albert Andreas", "Davies Gavin", "Ellis John", "McCabe Christopher", "de Cosa Annapaola", "Buchmueller Oliver", "Citron Matthew", "Hahn Kristian", "Landsberg Greg", "Cerdeño David G.", "Du Pree Tristan", "Grohsjean Alexander", "Scott Pat", "Flaecher Henning", "Fairbairn Malcolm", "Schwanenberger Christian", "De Roeck Albert", "Penning Bjoern", "Haisch Ulrich", "Brooke Jim", "De Simone Andrea", "Harris Philip C.", "Wardle Nicholas", "Bauer Martin", "Sanz Veronica", "Khoze Valentin V."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.dark.2017.02.002"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::5168aa807e7e8aec13144be3e2d6253e", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Towards the next generation of simplified Dark Matter models"], "relatedDatasets": 1}

{"publisher": ["Journal of neuroimmunology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed", "datasourceName": "PubMed"}], "relatedDatasets": 1, "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::39a07df434807ac27bad12801cf6dc41", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=10376932&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: Univalent antibody fragments directed against the main immunogenic region (MIR) of the human acetylcholine receptor (AChR) are capable of protecting the AChR against loss induced by antibodies from myasthenia gravis (MG) patients. Our aim was to construct single-chain Fv (scFv) antibody fragments as a first step towards the production of therapeutic protecting molecules, from two high-affinity anti-MIR monoclonal antibodies (mAb 192 and mAb 195). During the construction of scFv192 fragment, two light chains co-secreted from the hybridoma mAb192 were identified. N-terminal amino acid and cDNA sequence analysis showed that one of the two light chains corresponded to the antigen binding molecule while the other originated from the non-secreting myeloma S194/5.XXO.BU.1 which was used in the production of the hybridoma. Functional scFv 192 and 195 fragments were constructed, expressed in Escherichia coli and affinity purified. The binding affinities of scFv192 and scFv195 (K(D) = 0.6 and 0.8 nM for human AChR) were two orders of magnitude higher than that of the earlier constructed scFv198. The scFv192 almost completely protected human AChR against binding of intact anti-MIR mAbs. Human AChR was also very efficiently protected (74-85%) by the scFv192 against binding of autoantibodies from MG sera with high anti-alpha subunit antibody fractions. These scFvs are good candidates for protection of MG patients after appropriate genetic modifications.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "10376932"}], "author": ["Tzartos S J", "Mamalaki A", "Tsantili P"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::628880b3fdba3429a0bf8359afc4b328", "title": ["High affinity single-chain Fv antibody fragments protecting the human nicotinic acetylcholine receptor."], "typology": "publication"}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Elsevier BV"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::c6ceddb2b1472c36225bd9105bf6a4e3", "id": {"identifier": "10.1594/pangaea.866365", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isReferencedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::b37b70b7cc9ce4d9971dc6043d100552", "id": {"identifier": "10.1594/pangaea.866366", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::60c035a131970027bfd01854db83b114", "id": {"identifier": "10.1594/pangaea.866368", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Pangaea", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010134"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "The Little Ice Age (LIA) is one of the most prominent climate shifts in the past 5000 yrs. It has been suggested that the LIA might be the most recent of the Dansgaard–Oeschger events, which are better known as abrupt, large scale climate oscillations during the last glacial period. If the case, then according to Broecker (2000a, 2000b) Antarctica should have warmed during the LIA, when the Northern Hemisphere was cold. Here we present new data from the Ross Sea, Antarctica, that indicates surface temperatures were ~ 2 °C colder during the LIA, with colder sea surface temperatures in the Southern Ocean and/or increased sea-ice extent, stronger katabatic winds, and decreased snow accumulation. Whilst we find there was large spatial and temporal variability, overall Antarctica was cooler and stormier during the LIA. Although temperatures have warmed since the termination of the LIA, atmospheric circulation strength has remained at the same, elevated level. We conclude, that the LIA was either caused by alternative forcings, or that the sea-saw mechanism operates differently during warm periods.", "author": ["Mayewski P.A.", "Carter L.", "Bertler N.A.N."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1016/j.epsl.2011.05.021"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::2c679742bd55601b84e821d51da192b7", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"Cold conditions in Antarctica during the Little Ice Age — Implications for abrupt climate change mechanisms\""], "relatedDatasets": 3}

{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Chemical Society of Japan"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::bf0a5be1c0f10e1a7eb353f585c8610c", "id": {"identifier": "10.5517/cc8wlvk", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre", "datasourceId": "dli_________::r3d100010197"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "1,3-Diaryltriazenes, prepared from a 2-methoxy-4-nitrobenzenediazonium salt and primary arylamines, exist as \"azo-transfer\" tautomers in which the 2-methoxy-4-nitrophenyl group is present on the saturated nitrogen atom and forms a hydrogen bond between the 2-methoxy group and the N-H moiety. The synthetic utility of the diazonium salt as a practical diazonium-transfer agent for primary arylamines via tautomerism of the 1,3-diaryltriazenes has been demonstrated by the deaminative iodination and arylation of the arylamines without direct diazotization. The starting 2-methoxy-4-nitrophenylamine can be easily recovered after the reactions.", "author": ["Saeki Tomoyuki", "Tamao Kohei", "Son Eun-Cheol"], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1246/bcsj.78.1654"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::1861bac00e268a74a052e453c252734d", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["\"2-Methoxy-4-nitrobenzenediazonium Salt as a Practical Diazonium-Transfer Agent for Primary Arylamines via Tautomerism of 1,3-Diaryltriazenes: Deaminative Iodination and Arylation of Arylamines without Direct Diazotization\""], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Molecular & general genetics : MGG"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::df6849a074a572585ed945c2cf15bad8", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2622452&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A Tn551 insertional mutation in the accessory gene regulator (agr) locus of the Staphylococcus aureus chromosome resulted in the decreased production of at least seven extracellular toxins and enzymes and a simultaneous increase in the production of protein A and coagulase (Recsei et al. 1986). Adjacent to this locus we have now identified another gene, hld, transcribed into a 0.5 kb RNA which codes for the staphylococcal delta-lysin. The expression of hld was totally repressed in a strain carrying the agr insertional mutation. Hybridization with strand-specific probes and primer extension analysis revealed that hld and agr are transcribed in opposite directions, starting 188 nucleotides apart. The hld gene is mainly expressed during the post-exponential growth phase and is totally repressed during early exponential growth. Determination of hld mRNA half-life in different growth phases indicated that this regulation is at the level of transcription.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2622452"}], "author": ["Arvidson S", "Löfdahl S", "Janzon L"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::7379c92418873d91bdbcd9f313045140", "title": ["Identification and nucleotide sequence of the delta-lysin gene, hld, adjacent to the accessory gene regulator (agr) of Staphylococcus aureus."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Journal of evolutionary biology", "Wiley-Blackwell"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isSupplementedBy", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::817949f096b73980abd92c8b8bb687bc", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.r1k1f", "schema": "doi"}}, {"relationSemantic": "references", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|dedup_wf_001::817949f096b73980abd92c8b8bb687bc", "id": {"identifier": "10.5061/dryad.r1k1f", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a4715effaa6c7c50d27a294bc8f8cdfc", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23701131&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::5522c10df34a9396da56654ff3740da9", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=23701131&result=noncoding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The sexual stage of pathogens governs recombination patterns and often also provides means of surviving the off-season. Despite its importance for evolutionary potential and between-season epidemiology, sexual systems have not been carefully investigated for many important pathogens, and what generates variation in successful sexual reproduction of pathogens remains unexplored. We surveyed the sexually produced resting structures (chasmothecia) across 86 natural populations of fungal pathogen Podosphaera plantaginis (Ascomycota) naturally infecting Plantago lanceolata in the Åland archipelago, southwestern Finland. For this pathosystem, these resting structures are a key life-history stage, as more than half of the local pathogen populations go extinct every winter. We uncovered substantial variation in the level of chasmothecia produced among populations, ranging from complete absence to presence on all infected leaves. We found that chasmothecia developed within clonal isolates (single-strain cultures). Additionally, these clonal isolates all contained both MAT1-1-1 and MAT1-2-1 genes that characterize mating types in Ascomycetes. Hence, contrary to expectations, we conclude that this species is capable of haploid selfing. In controlled inoculations, we discovered that pathogen genotypes varied in their tendency to produce chasmothecia. Production of chasmothecia was also affected by ambient temperature (E) and by the interaction between temperature and pathogen genotype (G × E). These G, E and G × E effects found both at a European scale and within the Åland archipelago may partly explain the high variability observed among populations in chasmothecia levels. Consequently, they may be key drivers of the evolutionary potential and epidemiology of this highly dynamic pathosystem.", "author": ["Tollenaere C", "Tollenaere C.", "A-L, Laine", "-L, Laine A."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "23701131"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1111/jeb.12169"}], "id": "50|dedup_wf_001::523845d770b3a6c958b6119e3ae73bdc", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Investigating the production of sexual resting structures in a plant pathogen reveals unexpected self-fertility and genotype-by-environment effects."], "relatedDatasets": 4}

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{"publisher": ["British journal of pharmacology"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed", "datasourceName": "PubMed"}], "relatedDatasets": 2, "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::db88132b12242fd969fe48f4774c27df", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18516069&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8c48be909e96f72a12e965b65579de42", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=18516069&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Two-pore-domain potassium (K2P) channels mediate potassium background (or 'leak') currents, controlling excitability by stabilizing membrane potential below firing threshold and expediting repolarization. Inhibition of K2P currents permits membrane potential depolarization and excitation. As expected for key regulators of excitability, leak channels are under tight control from a plethora of stimuli. Recently, signalling via protein tyrosine kinases (TKs) has been implicated in ion channel modulation. The objective of this study was to investigate TK regulation of K2P channels. EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH: The two-electrode voltage clamp technique was used to record K2P currents in Xenopus oocytes. In addition, K2P channels were studied in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells using the whole-cell patch clamp technique. KEY RESULTS: Here, we report inhibition of human K2P3.1 (TASK-1) currents by the TK antagonist, genistein, in Xenopus oocytes (IC50=10.7 microM) and in CHO cells (IC50=12.3 microM). The underlying molecular mechanism was studied in detail. hK2P3.1 was not affected by genistin, an inactive analogue of genistein. Perorthovanadate, an inhibitor of tyrosine phosphatase activity, reduced the inhibitory effect of genistein. Current reduction was voltage independent and did not require channel protonation at position H98 or phosphorylation at the single TK phosphorylation site, Y323. Among functional hK2P family members, genistein also reduced K2P6.1 (TWIK-2), K2P9.1 (TASK-3) and K2P13.1 (THIK-1) currents, respectively. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS: Modulation of K2P channels by the TK inhibitor, genistein, represents a novel molecular mechanism to alter background K+ currents.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "18516069"}, {"type": "doi", "id": "10.1038/bjp.2008.213"}], "author": ["Bloehs R", "Bauer A", "Thomas D", "Becker R", "Kathöfer S", "Kiesecker C", "Zitron E", "Karle C A", "Katus H A", "Schlömer K", "Scholz E", "Gierten J", "Ficker E"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::f881875537eb467fc230f2bed158fe9e", "title": ["Regulation of two-pore-domain (K2P) potassium leak channels by the tyrosine kinase inhibitor genistein."], "typology": "publication"}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Phytochemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::c839da74ff55bf4b801e22fd801bb324", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17141283&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::a496c267c742afdd41319b8d21cc29aa", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=17141283&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The rice (Oryza sativa) genome contains a family of kaurene synthase-like genes (OsKSL) presumably involved in diterpenoid biosynthesis. While a number of OsKSL enzymes have been functionally characterized, several have not been previously investigated, and the gene family has not been broadly analyzed. Here we report cloning of several OsKSL genes and functional characterization of the encoded enzymes. In particular, we have verified the expected production of ent-kaur-16-ene by the gibberellin phytohormone biosynthesis associated OsKS1 and demonstrated that OsKSL3 is a pseudo-gene, while OsKSL5 and OsKSL6 produce ent-(iso)kaur-15-ene. Similar to previous reports, we found that our sub-species variant of OsKSL7 produces ent-cassa-12,15-diene, OsKSL10 produces ent-(sandaraco)pimar-8(14),15-diene, and OsKSL8 largely syn-stemar-13-ene, although we also identified syn-stemod-12-ene as an alternative product formed in approximately 20% of the reactions catalyzed by OsKSL8. Along with our previous reports identifying OsKSL4 as a syn-pimara-7,15-diene synthase and OsKSL11 as a syn-stemod-13(17)-ene synthase, this essentially completes biochemical characterization of the OsKSL gene family, enabling broader analyses. For example, because several OsKSL enzymes are involved in phytoalexin biosynthesis and their gene transcription is inducible, promoter analysis was used to identify a pair of specifically conserved motifs that may be involved in transcriptional up-regulation during the rice plant defense response. Also examined is the continuing process of gene evolution in the OsKSL gene family, which is particularly interesting in the context of very recently reported data indicating that a japonica sub-species variant of OsKSL5 produces ent-pimara-8(14),15-diene, rather than the ent-(iso)kaur-15-ene produced by the indica sub-species variant analyzed here.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "17141283"}], "author": ["Upadhyaya Narayana M", "Coates Robert M", "Peters Reuben J", "Xu Jianjun", "Margis-Pinheiro Marcia", "Ross, Wilderman P.", "Morrone Dana", "Roy Arnab", "Xu Meimei"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::a0e2dac87a9abc17a614fe82035761ca", "title": ["Functional characterization of the rice kaurene synthase-like gene family."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The EMBO journal"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::69d4b7bfc71d94e587282745cb746c03", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2390976&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::8212edcaeb2fb0a99990be33d8541b12", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2390976&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: We describe the nucleotide sequence and some structural characteristics of a single copy gene encoding pathogenesis-related protein 2 (PR2) in parsley (Petroselinum crispum). Transcriptional activation of this gene in cultured parsley cells treated with fungal elicitor leads to a rapid, large and transient accumulation of PR2 mRNA. The deduced PR2 protein belongs to a novel class of evolutionarily conserved polypeptides which are closely related to disease resistance in plants. Functional analysis of a series of truncated PR2 promoter fusions with the beta-glucuronidase reporter gene, using parsley protoplasts for transient expression studies, identified a 5' upstream element between positions -168 and -52 necessary for strong elicitor responsiveness. This small promoter fragment is active in conjunction with its own TATA box region as well as with the corresponding region from a heterologous promoter. The PR2 regulatory region exhibits no sequence similarity to any other elicitor-responsive promoter known to date.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2390976"}], "author": ["Meier I", "Somssich I E", "Hahlbrock K", "van de Löcht U"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::4a1dc58becca8ac790926ecef3b75801", "title": ["A 125 bp promoter fragment is sufficient for strong elicitor-mediated gene activation in parsley."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["The Journal of biological chemistry"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::358d1c5290eedcd38ba443eee963c72f", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=2540186&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: A cDNA of 2149 base pairs with an incomplete open reading frame (ORF) encoding amino acids 1-516 of a 531-amino acid protein highly homologous to muscarinic receptors was cloned from a rat brain cDNA library. The complete ORF was then deduced from a DNA fragment cloned from a rat genomic library. This ORF was subcloned into the eukaryotic expression vector p91023(B) under control of the adenovirus major late promoter and co-transfected with the thymidine kinase selection marker into muscarinic receptor-negative, thymidine kinase-negative murine L cells. Stable transformants were selected and tested for acquisition of muscarinic receptors by following appearance of specific binding sites for the muscarinic ligand [3H] N-methylscopolamine. Two cell lines, LM5.36 and LM5.40, were cloned and shown to express typical muscarinic receptor sites, thus confirming that the newly cloned ORF encodes a muscarinic receptor, the rat M5 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor. Tests for activities showed it to stimulate phosphoinositide hydrolysis in intact cells, without affecting positively or negatively adenylyl cyclase activity. The M5 receptor contains two putative glycosylation sites at its amino terminus and, based on hydropathicity analysis, is predicted to span the plasma membrane seven times. Like 17 other receptors of this class, the M5 receptor has 19 conserved amino acids, among which are 4 prolines located in the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th predicted transmembrane regions, conferring possible bends to these helices, and 2 cysteines, one in the 1st and the other in the 2nd extracellular loop, possibly providing for a disulfide bond. Similarity in amino acid composition and in patterns of antagonist binding and biologic effects suggest the M5 receptor to be M1-like.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "2540186"}], "author": ["Themmen A P", "Birnbaumer M", "Liao C F", "Joho R", "Barberis C", "Birnbaumer L"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::46fc5127cb941ec70b63bcefd9d52669", "title": ["Molecular cloning and expression of a fifth muscarinic acetylcholine receptor."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["American Psychological Association (APA)"], "doiRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isNewVersionOf", "collectedFrom": "Datasets in Datacite", "dnetId": "60|datacite____::88ecca84618ffc22aa45719cea99f830", "id": {"identifier": "10.17605/osf.io/58p6y", "schema": "doi"}}], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "Crossref", "datasourceId": "dli_________::crossref"}, {"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "Datasets in Datacite", "datasourceId": "dli_________::datacite"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [], "abstract": "Boundary goals specify the minimum performance level that an individual must attain to subjectively experience success. The present research integrates boundary goals into the hierarchical model of achievement motivation (A. J. Elliot, 2006) by positing that boundary goals are a subgoal in the goal hierarchy. The authors predicted that performance approach goals would be associated with higher boundary goals, whereas performance avoidance goals would be associated with lower boundary goals. The authors further predicted that boundary goals would mediate the association between achievement goals and performance, independent of other target goals (i.e., levels of aspiration). The authors also evaluated whether boundary goals served a similar role in explaining associations between mastery goals and performance. These predictions were tested by tracking the performance of 347 college students across the semester. As predicted, performance approach goals were positively associated with boundary goals (s = .32), whereas performance avoidance goals were negatively associated with boundary goals (s = -.11). Furthermore the authors found that mastery approach goals had positive associations with boundary goals (s = .29), whereas the opposite pattern occurred for mastery avoidance goals (s = -.25). Boundary goals were positively linked to exam scores (s = .32) and mediated the associations between performance approach, mastery approach, and mastery avoidance goals and grades. These statistical effects were independent of the effects of level of aspiration. In short, boundary goals seem to play an important role in the achievement motivation process and may therefore serve as a potentially useful focus for interventions.", "author": ["Brent, Donnellan M.", "Corker Katherine S."], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1037/a0026228"}], "id": "50|dli_resolver::a3ed59368321e057de36e7879eba1214", "relatedPublications": 0, "date": [""], "title": ["Setting lower limits high: The role of boundary goals in achievement motivation."], "relatedDatasets": 1}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Malaria journal"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::f2ab3bdc263499b1f59341f2ee8b7ada", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26969510&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::743a6447c873a56a20da55b0a338b5c0", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=26969510&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "BACKGROUND: Avian malaria vector competence studies are needed to understand more succinctly complex avian parasite-vector-relations. The lack of vector competence trials may be attributed to the difficulty of obtaining gametocytes for the majority of Plasmodium species and lineages. To conduct avian malaria infectivity assays for those Plasmodium spp. and lineages that are refractory to in vitro cultivation, it is necessary to obtain and preserve for short periods sufficient viable merozoites to infect naïve donor birds to be used as gametocyte donors to infect mosquitoes. Currently, there is only one described method for long-term storage of Plasmodium spp.-infected wild avian blood and it is reliable at a parasitaemia of at least 1%. However, most naturally infected wild-caught birds have a parasitaemia of much less that 1%. To address this problem, a method for short-term storage of infected wild avian blood with low parasitaemia (even ≤ 0.0005%) has been explored and validated. METHODS: To obtain viable infective merozoites, blood was collected from wild birds using a syringe containing the anticoagulant and the red blood cell preservative citrate phosphate dextrose adenine solution (CPDA). Each blood sample was stored at 4 °C for up to 48 h providing sufficient time to determine the species and parasitaemia of Plasmodium spp. in the blood by morphological examination before injecting into donor canaries. Plasmodium spp.--infected blood was inoculated intravenously into canaries and once infection was established, Culex stigmatosoma, Cx. pipiens and Cx. quinquefasciatus mosquitoes were then allowed to feed on the infected canaries to validate the efficacy of this method for mosquito vector competence assays. RESULTS: Storage of Plasmodium spp.--infected donor blood at 4 °C yielded viable parasites for 48 h. All five experimentally-infected canaries developed clinical signs and were infectious. Pathologic examination of three canaries that later died revealed splenic lesions typical of avian malaria infection. Mosquito infectivity assays demonstrated that Cx. stigmatosoma and Cx. pipiens were competent vectors for Plasmodium cathemerium. CONCLUSIONS: A simple method of collecting and preserving avian whole blood with malaria parasites of low parasitaemia (≤ 0.0005%) was developed that remained viable for further experimental bird and mosquito infectivity assays. This method allows researchers interested in conducting infectivity assays on target Plasmodium spp. to collect these parasites directly from nature with minimal impact on wild birds.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "doi", "id": "10.1186/s12936-016-1198-5"}, {"type": "pbmid", "id": "26969510"}], "author": ["Carlson Jenny S", "Giannitti Federico", "Valkiūnas Gediminas", "Wright Stan", "Tell Lisa A", "Snipes Joy", "Cornel Anthony J"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::c1e5f3fa456144e550b8bc1fd9f510d7", "title": ["A method to preserve low parasitaemia Plasmodium-infected avian blood for host and vector infectivity assays."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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{"typology": "publication", "publisher": ["Tissue antigens"], "datasources": [{"completionStatus": "incomplete", "datasourceName": "European Nucleotide Archive", "datasourceId": "r3d100010527"}, {"completionStatus": "complete", "datasourceName": "PubMed", "datasourceId": "dli_________::pubmed"}], "relatedUnknown": 0, "externalRels": [{"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::00ff7eb663db152d6b7f4e53e3619d17", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9864034&result=coding_release", "schema": "url"}}, {"relationSemantic": "isRelatedTo", "collectedFrom": "European Nucleotide Archive", "dnetId": "60|r3d100010527::bd62faff9077f97c82bbbbf7a1cf3981", "id": {"identifier": "http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/search/?query=9864034&result=sequence_release", "schema": "url"}}], "abstract": "None: The Nivkhi are a native people isolated in the Nogliki region of Sakhalin, Far East Russia, where our group recently recognized human T-cell lymphoma virus type I (HTLV-I) infection. In order to trace the Nivkhi's ethnic background and the HTLV-I carriers, we investigated HLA class I and II allele types of 53 Nivkhi (including four HTLV-I carriers). Major HLA class I alleles of the Nivkhi were A*24, A*02, B*40, B*48, B*27, B*35 with allele frequencies similar to the Orochon, a native people isolated in Northeast China. Major Nivkhi class II alleles were DRB1*0901, DRB1*1401, DRB1*1201, DRB1*1106 with allele frequencies similar to the Ainu in Hokkaido, Japan, but dissimilar to other Asian Mongoloids, including the general Japanese population. The same HLA class I and II allele frequencies are found in both Nivkhi HTLV-I carriers and the background population. A dendrogram of HLA class I alleles showed that the Nivkhi were closely related to the Orochon and Yakut, and remotely related to the Japanese, Ainu and other Asian Mongoloids. Interestingly, the Nivkhi were intermediately related to the Amerindians (Inuit, Tlingit and Andeans), a relationship closer than to the Japanese and Asian Mongoloids. These results suggested the Nivkhi might be related to some genetic group of Northeast Asian Mongoloids like the Orochon and Yakut, being infected with HTLV-I in the distant past before diverging into the current major Mongoloid ethnic groups.", "doiRels": [], "localIdentifier": [{"type": "pbmid", "id": "9864034"}], "author": ["Yashiki S", "Fujiyoshi T", "Kuwayama M", "Suehara M", "Ballas M", "Li H C", "Osame M", "Imanishi T", "Sonoda S", "Lou H", "Yamashita M", "Hayami M", "Gurtsevich V"], "relatedPublications": 0, "id": "50|r3d100010527::50da59af4dad0de518d23f43100d4489", "title": ["HLA class I and class II of the Nivkhi, an indigenous population carrying HTLV-I in Sakhalin, Far Eastern Russia."], "relatedDatasets": 2}

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