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The researchers focused on a class of bacterial proteins called periplasmic binding proteins, which have the unusual characteristic of closing up, like a Venus flytrap, when they bind to a particular chemical.
Fabp3 belongs to the family of the fatty acid binding proteins, which have a role in fatty acid transport or metabolism.
In parasitic platyhelminthes (flatworms) there is an unusual family of calcium binding proteins which have not been found in any other group of organisms.
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Also the two other methods (11- 13), using fatty acid binding proteins, which have been modified by a fluorescent compound, measure the free fatty acid concentration indirectly as the difference between totally added fatty acid and measured bound fatty acid both of which are large numbers.
We expect that availability of transcriptome-wide assays for RNA binding proteins (which have ribonuclease activity) like high-throughput sequencing of RNA isolated by cross-linking immunoprecipitation (HITS-CLIP) [ 40] or Photoactivatable Ribonucleoside Enhanced Crosslinking and Immunoprecipitation (PAR-CLIP) [ 41] would allow one to conclusively address this issue.
Each acts through the transcription factor LEF-1/TCF, a member of the family of HMG-box DNA binding proteins, which has binding sites for both Smads and catenin signaling molecules [ 7].
By SSH, we identified 8 differentially expressed genes, including classical defence-related genes (PR1, oxidoreductase), and genes affecting photosynthesis (chlorophyll a/b binding protein), which have been characterized elsewhere [ 36, 37].
This Gram-positive bacterium possesses specific surface proteins such as fibronectin-binding proteins, collagen-binding proteins, and fibrinogen-binding proteins, which have been implicated as mediators in specific bacterial binding to the extracellular matrix and subsequent biofilm development [1, 5 7].
These interactions are mediated by DNA-binding proteins, which have to deform the DNA.
