Jan T. Rasmussen

TL;DR: Cysteines 535 and 992 are the most likely marked residues to be involved in the interconversion, whereas the other cysteines are located too far from the cofactorbinding areas in xanthine oxidoreductase.

TL;DR: The amino acid sequence showed a significant similarity with that of human (60%) and mouse (53%) fibroblast growth factor-binding protein (FGF-BP) and ligand blotting experiments revealed that bovine F GF-BP bound FGF-2.

TL;DR: The authors demonstrate that CrEL is primarily responsible for RBC lysis and induction of phosphatidylserine exposure, and identified CrEL as being responsible for vesiculation of RBCs, the first time that excipients have been involved in microvesicle formation.

TL;DR: The cervical cancer cell line HeLa has been employed as a model system to compare the topographic distribution of PS with the two PS binding proteins as adherent cells enter the apoptotic program and delineate the differences in PS binding patterns of lactadherin and annexin V.

TL;DR: Human annexin-V and intracellular domains of the human alpha(v)beta(5) integrin subunits were used and a novel link between annexins and the integrin receptor family is suggested.