keywords:"dd" - Search Results - Digital Repository

guest :: login Digital Repository
		Search		Submit		Help		About

Home > Search Results: keywords:"dd"

Search:

Search Tips :: Advanced Search

Search collections:

Sort by:	Display results:	Output format:

	Role of DD- and DED-containing adaptor proteins in apoptotic signaling Čaja, Fabián ; Anděra, Ladislav (advisor) ; Janštová, Vanda (referee) Proteins containing a bundle of six anti-paralel α-helices in so-called "death domain" (DD) and similar structures (DED, CARD) represent important players in apoptotic signaling. To DD/DED/CARD domains-containing proteins belong pro- apoptotic membrane receptors from the TNFR superfamily, then adaptor proteins and enzymes as proteases or kinases. These pro-apoptotic "death receptors" interact with adaptor proteins and initiator caspases containing DDs or DEDs and activate apoptotic signaling cascade. DEDs and DDs are in addition found in many proteins participating in activation of caspases or other non-apoptotic signaling. Many experimental models document that defects in and deregulations of proteins containing DDs and DEDs can have severe if not lethal consequences for an organism. Abberations in these proteins in many cases could lead to cancerogenesis, immunodeficiencies or developmental defects. Detailed record
	Role of DD- and DED-containing adaptor proteins in apoptotic signaling Čaja, Fabián ; Janštová, Vanda (referee) ; Anděra, Ladislav (advisor) Proteins containing a bundle of six anti-paralel α-helices in so-called "death domain" (DD) and similar structures (DED, CARD) represent important players in apoptotic signaling. To DD/DED/CARD domains-containing proteins belong pro- apoptotic membrane receptors from the TNFR superfamily, then adaptor proteins and enzymes as proteases or kinases. These pro-apoptotic "death receptors" interact with adaptor proteins and initiator caspases containing DDs or DEDs and activate apoptotic signaling cascade. DEDs and DDs are in addition found in many proteins participating in activation of caspases or other non-apoptotic signaling. Many experimental models document that defects in and deregulations of proteins containing DDs and DEDs can have severe if not lethal consequences for an organism. Abberations in these proteins in many cases could lead to cancerogenesis, immunodeficiencies or developmental defects. Detailed record
	Device for the documentation and analysis of forensic traces of Information Technology DOULE, František The aim of this bachelor thesis is to study the issues of primary actions in securing digital traces for forensic investigation and design simple electronic device that will be able to perform basic operations on the implementation image by the general public of the police, so as to eliminate the possibility of data corruption (overwriting the data of interest, etc.) Detailed record

Interested in being notified about new results for this query?
Subscribe to the RSS feed.

Digital Repository :: :: :: ::
Powered by v1.1.2
Maintained by

This site is also available in the following languages:
Česky English