… The misfolding or unfolding of proteins and the formation of inclusion bodies are the main
obstacles to the wider application of E. coli expression systems. Therefore, it is of great …

… The relative molecular mass of the protein purified by nickel ion affinity chromatography was
… protein rHq012. The study provides a reference for the purification of inclusion body protein. …

… correlation between the summed UPDRS part III and NonMotor Symptoms Scale score
and different RT-QuIC kinetic … Tau is a cytosolic protein and its phosphorylation at residues …

… urea N was correlated with milk urea N (r = .50). Overall, data indicated that cows fed 16%
dietary CP with SBM or BM met their requirements for milk and tissue protein synthesis. …

… and chronic functional impairment do not correlate well with symptom scores. This … protein
produced by the proteolytic cleavage of the transmembrane protein amyloid precursor protein …

… Thus, although synucleinopathies and tauopathies are generally characterized by different
pathogenic proteins, they share common clinical features in cognitive/behavioral and …

… The density of accumulative glial cytoplasmic inclusions is positively correlated with the …
-Syn proteins resist digestion by protein kinase K, similar to α-Syn inclusions extracted from …

… affects tau protein hyperphosphorylation in AD is mTOR/ S6K1 signaling, and its abnormal
up-regulation is shown to be correlated with tau hyperphosphorylation and NFT formation in …

… non-neuronal disorders inclusions are present as well (eg alcoholic liver disease, inclusion
body myositis and α-antitrypsin deficiency). Although the deposits vary in protein composition…

… the protein degradation machinery, leading to its accumulation, and a similar thing can happen
if the protein … factor deprivation, demonstrating the correlation of CAG repeat lengths with …