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PURCHASE OF AN AMINO ACID ANALYZER AND SEQUENCER

PURCHASE OF AN AMINO ACID ANALYZER AND SEQUENCER
购买氨基酸分析仪和测序仪
批准号:
3519892
负责人:
JAMES M SODETZ
金额:
$17.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1988
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1988-04-11 至 1989-04-10

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中文摘要
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南卡罗来纳大学将购买一种敏感的、高的 高性能氨基酸分析仪和氨基酸测序仪 来自生物医学研究的支持共享 仪器程序。这些工具将构成基础 作为一个核心设施,将向研究人员提供 校园里。化学系的七名调查人员和 生物学将在下列研究中主要使用这种设备: 葡萄糖与糖尿病相关蛋白相互作用机制的研究 自由基反应对蛋白质结构和衰老的影响; (B)胸苷酸合酶的活性部位环境,以及 用于癌症化疗药物的酶靶点 处理;(C)参与核DNA缩合的蛋白质 在精子发生和精子运动过程中;(D) 生物分子中的硒;(E)相互作用的分子基础 在导致靶细胞的人类补体蛋白之间 (F)碱性磷酸酶及其诱导物在 软骨中的矿化反应;(G)参与 光合作用细菌中的电子传递。此外,还有十二个 辅助用户将在各种情况下需要这些仪器 研究项目。 所要求的设备将代表着在 这所大学的生化研究仪器和 显著增强其支持现有和规划中的能力 研究项目。
英文摘要
The University of South Carolina will purchase a sensitive, high performance amino acid analyzer and amino acid sequencer with support from the Biomedical Research Support Shared Instrumentation Program. These instruments will form the basis for a core facility that will provide services to researchers on campus. Seven investigators in the Department of Chemistry and Biology will be major users of this equipment in studies of: (a) the mechanism of diabetes-related protein crosslinking by glucose and effects of free radical reactions on protein structure and aging; (b) the active site environment of thymidylate synthase, and enzyme target for chemotherapeutic agents used in cancer treatment; (c) proteins involved in nuclear DNA condensation during spermatogenesis and in sperm motility; (d) the role of selenium in biomolecules; (e) the molecular basis for interactions between human complement proteins that result in target cell death; (f) the role of alkaline phosphatase and its inducer in mineralization reactions in cartilage; (g) proteins involved in electron transport in photosynthetic bacteria. In addition, twelve auxiliary users will require these instruments in a variety of research projects. The requested equipment will represent a major improvement in biochemical research instrumentation at this University and significantly enhance its ability to support existing and planned research programs.
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