[PDF] Top 20 DNA Mediated Charge Transport Devices for Protein Detection

DNA Mediated Charge Transport Devices for Protein Detection

... low-density DNA monolayers were formed on one set of electrode surfaces by DNA patterning from a secondary ...electrode. DNA substrates were optimized for length to balance on/off signal differential ... See full document

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Fundamental mechanisms and biological applications of DNA mediated charge transport

... the DNA-binding domain and involve amino acid residues that contact DNA or are required for proper folding [9, ...specific DNA sequence is also influenced by post translational modification and the ... See full document

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DNA-mediated Charge Transport in a Biological Context: Cooperation among Metalloproteins to Find Lesions in the Genome

... exploit DNA CT to recognize their ...utilizing DNA CT. Importantly, binding to DNA shifts the potential of the EndoIII [4Fe4S] cluster toward oxidation, which could activate it when repair is ... See full document

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Exploring DNA Mediated Charge Transport with Fast Radical Traps

... DNA charge transport (CT) chemistry has received considerable attention by scientific researchers over the past 15 years since the first provocative publication on long-range CT in a DNA ...of ... See full document

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DNA-Mediated Charge Transfer Between [4Fe-4S] Cluster Glycosylases

... for DNA damage detection, a bound enzyme transmits an electron to another protein bound to a distal location on the ...“distal” protein loses some of its DNA affinity, dissociates, and ... See full document

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Electrochemical sensors based on DNA mediated charge transport chemistry

... the DNA duplexes on gold electrode surfaces is varied to establish the importance of the length, orientation and flexibility of the linker in forming densely packed DNA ...to DNA by intercalation ... See full document

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Activation of Transcription from a Distance: Investigations on the Oxidation of SoxR by DNA Mediated Charge Transport

... on DNA binding of ~500 mV is striking but ...of DNA (11). Since the structures of Endo III with and without DNA were known and showed no significant distortion in the protein (52-54), ... See full document

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Regulation of Wild Type and Mutant p53 through DNA mediated Charge Transport

... biochemical analyses in the literature point to a different chemical reactivity between the proteines. N239Y, while stabilizing p53, 66 is linked to rectal cancer. 39,40 Conversely, it also shows greater activation of ... See full document

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Spectroscopic characterization of DNA-mediated charge transfer

... the DNA double helix 3 ...long-range charge transport was demonstrated 12 ...duplex DNA self-assembled monolayers on gold 14 ...to charge transfer in DNA 18 1.7 Effect of ... See full document

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DNA Mediated Charge Transport Signaling Within the Cell

... that DNA-mediated signaling is used as a general mechanism by which DNA repair proteins with 4Fe-4S clusters locate damage within ...cluster, DNA-modified electrochemistry was used to ... See full document

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DNA Mediated Charge Transport in DNA Repair

... this DNA-mediated CT process can be considered as a scan of the integrity of intervening DNA, since DNA-mediated CT can only proceed through a well stacked ...the ... See full document

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DNA-Mediated Charge Transport for Long-Range Sensing and Protein Detection

... and charge delocalization also help to explain why such severe attenuation of DNA CT is observed when the structure of the DNA π-stack is ...bound protein may be free to move into CT-active ... See full document

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Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) Assay for GMO on: Recent Progresses and Future Perspectives

... GMO detection, especially as a field detection al- ternative in scenes where a fast screen is needed while it lacks complex laboratory ...GMO detection in the laboratory and also on spot, if it is ... See full document

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Detection of Enhanced Green Fluorescent Protein DNA in Pink Bollworm through Polymerase Chain Reaction

... fluorescent protein is not present naturally in pink bollworm (or as far as is known any organism other than Aequorea jellyfish species) detection of enhanced green fluorescent protein in a captured ... See full document

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Recent Trends in Nanotechnology – Potential Approach for Cancer Therapy

... have been reacted with the activated folic acid to conjugate folate via amino groups of the nanoparticle to improve their intracellular uptake to target cells. the nano particles were taken up to sKOv3 cells and levels ... See full document

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Human Red Blood Cells-2

... Active transport systems (Na + / K + , Mg 2+ , Ca 2+ pumps) also create and maintain ionic gradients, allowing the cell precise control over its internal physiological environment ...Most transport ... See full document

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A study on the failure of transport protein

... subunits. Protein function can be thought of on different interdependent levels and may be divided into three major categories: molecular function, biological process and cellular component (David Lee et ...the ... See full document

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Modelling of advanced submicron Gate InGaAs/InAlAs pHEMTS and RTD devices for very high frequency applications

... active devices selection and also an important aspects in the fabrication of Monolithic Millimeter Wave Integrated Circuit (MMIC) ...power devices at high ... See full document

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Single charge transport and charge sensing in quantum dots

... single-charge devices, a technology similar to that used for the fabrication of integrated circuits, namely CMOS (Complementary metal– oxide–semiconductor) technology, is ...the devices. For the ... See full document

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Distance dependent coherent charge transport in DNA: crossover from tunneling to free propagation

... the charge propagation mechanism by the primary unistep model and just leads to exponential decreasing of the charge transfer rate in the 5'-G-(T) j -GGG-3' DNA ... See full document

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