… isoforms. However, a more classical biochemical definition of an isoform, ie proteins differing
by a single amino acid, … Because at least one putative heart H-FABP isoform, the mammary …

… and tertiary structural differences from isoform II. Isoforms I and II both had two fatty acid or
fatty acyl CoA binding sites. Ligand binding decreased the isoform hydrodynamic radii by 3−4 …

… Our results showed three potential protein isoforms of FADS3 (75 … isoforms were identified.
To conclude, we showed in this study that FADS3 does exist under multiple protein isoforms …

… Furthermore, the effects of L-FABP on phosphatidic acid biosynthesis could … isoforms also
influenced phospholipid fatty acid remodeling in a phospholipid-dependent manner. Isoform I …

… is one of the acidic isoforms of nFh12 reported in this study as well as one of the less
immunogenic proteins of the complex. It also suggests that other recombinant proteins with higher …

… protein (ACP) is a highly conserved cofactor protein that is required by Type II fatty acid …
Here, we demonstrate that up to three mitochondrial ACP (mtACP) isoforms support the …

… acid as a probe for comparison of isoform I and II fatty acid binding sites. Both isoforms were
saturated with cis-parinaric acid … -parinaric acid fluorescence spectra of the two isoforms (Fig…

… Long-chain fatty acids (LCFAs) are not only important metabolites but contribute to many
cellular functions including activation of protein kinase C (PKC) isoforms and nuclear …

… isoform modulating the enzymatic activity encoded by another gene. Multiple protein isoforms
… by differentiation and result in alteration of cellular fatty acids. FADS1, but not FADS1AT1, …

… Although specific PKC isoforms are significantly regulated by certain fatty acids the effects …
of fatty acid and the cellular isoforms present. Precise determination of how specific fatty acids …