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We hypothesized that PSV-associated preservation of respiratory muscle activity would induce less diaphragmatic catabolic damage as shown by modifications of proteolytic and protein synthesis activities and oxidative injury.
These researchers insightfully argued that "the in vivo proteolytic activity and the in vivo substrate specificity of the proteasome may be regulated by modification of its subunit composition during fly development" (Haass and Kloetzel, 1989).
This is imperative, as vasoinhibins are not a product of a separate mRNA (73, 85), but are generated by a posttranslational modification, proteolytic cleavage, of PRL.
To investigate the effects of the modifications on proteolytic susceptibility, the disappearance of the intact peptides incubated in diluted human serum at 37°C was followed by RP-HPLC.
Unfortunately, inactive enzyme could not be employed for the studies of posttranslational modification by proteolytic cleavage.
The chapter also serves as a reference companion to Toxoplasma invasion of host cells and the post-translational proteolytic modifications of surface proteins.
These MMP activities are required for the proteolytic modifications of basements membranes and extracellular matrices during angiogenesis.
Disassembly is thought to be mediated in several ways, including by changes in tension and posttranslational modifications or by proteolytic cleavage of critical adhesion components (16– 16).
Thus, treatment of cells with serine proteinases can affect integrin-mediated attachment to matrix proteins in a manner moderated by Ca2+, but the alterations in attachment do not appear to be accompanied by detectable proteolytic modification of the integrin.
It has long been recognized that the final stages of intracellular development of the P. falciparum merozoite are accompanied by extensive proteolytic modification of MSPs.
Growth velocity is determined only by the ratio governing growth, independent of proteolytic activity.
