… Arrows indicate the same molecular weight markers (a to d) as in Figs. and 3. … (c); and
soybean trypsin inhibitor, 20,300 (d). AC designates the native adenylate cyclase-CaM complex. …

… d = 0.12 #M) and another with lower affinity (K d = 1.37 #M) and a relative large capacity of
binding (1.16.107 molecules/cell) was calculated. The K d … fragments CY 222 (K d = 4_3 ttM) …

Salmonella enterica, in contrast to Escherichia coli K12, can use 2-deoxy-d-ribose as the
sole carbon source. The genetic determinants for this capacity in S. enterica serovar …

… The Gipl7 protein was purified to homogeneity from D. discoideum amoebas and from …
, suggesting that Awd is involved in D. melanogaster development. The high percentage of …

… 136, which possess a coil-like conformation in the native state of the protein, would move
to elongate helix-D that already contains Lys 125 and Arg 129. The resulting longer helix …

Revised Manuscript Received December 14, 1989 abstract: The Bacillus anthracis cya gene
encodes a calmodulin-dependent adenylate cyclase. A deletion cya gene product obtained …

… I-labeled homogenous heparin ("fraction 13,000 d"), free phenol red to mark the total volume.
Additionally, an octasaccharidk (mw 2,500 d) was used as marker of low molecular weight …

… b and d, respectively. Panels: a and b, a moving bacterium within the cytoplasm, trailed by its
actin tail; c and d, … The locations of bacteria are indicated in panels b and d by arrowheads. …

… Fluorescence measurements were done with a PerkinElmer LS d B luminescence spectrometer
thermostated at 25 "C using 1 X 1-cm UV-grade quartz cuvettes(sample volume of 2 ml). …

In order to identify molecular features of the calmodulin (CaM) activated adenylate cyclase
of Bordetella pertussis, a truncated cya gene was fused after the 459th codon in frame with …