نتایج جستجو برای: mahmudi and tat

تعداد نتایج: 16828613  

Journal: :Journal of microbiology and biotechnology 2011
Soo-Jin Lee Sung-Hwa Yoon Kyung-Oh Doh

Cationic liposomes have been actively used as gene delivery vehicle because of their minimal toxicity, but their relatively low efficiency of gene delivery is the major disadvantage of these vectors. Recently, cysteine residue incorporation to HIV-1 Tat peptide increased liposomemediated transfection compared with unmodified Tat peptide. Therefore, we designed a novel modified Tat peptide havin...

Journal: :Journal of virology 1997
M Ma A Nath

We measured the cellular uptake of 125I-labeled full-length Tat (amino acids 1 to 86) (125I-Tat(1-86)) and 125I-Tat(1-72) (first exon) in human fetal astrocytes, neuroblastoma cells, and human fetal neurons and demonstrated that the uptake of 125I-Tat(1-72) without the second exon was much lower than that of 125I-Tat(1-86) (P < 0.01). This suggests an important role for the C-terminal region of...

Journal: :Materials Letters 2021

A deliver system based on a PZLL and PAMAM block copolymer (PZLL-D3) with TAT modified the surface has been developed. It is designed to perform highly efficient nucleus-targeted gene drug co-delivery. Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) revealed that more TAT-PZLL-D3 entered nucleus than does PZLL-D3 alone. The TAT-modified vector serves as co-delivery achieve high transfection efficienc...

Journal: :The EMBO journal 1999
C A Parada R G Roeder

The HIV-1-encoded Tat protein controls transcription elongation by increasing processivity of RNA polymerase II (Pol II). Here, we have identified a Tat stimulatory activity (Tat-SF) as a novel RNA Pol II-containing complex. Remarkably, Tat-SF contains the previously identified Tat cofactors Tat-SF1, P-TEFb and hSPT5/Tat-CT1, in addition to RNA Pol II and other unidentified polypeptides, but no...

Journal: :Journal of virology 2005
Yan Desfosses Mayra Solis Qiang Sun Nathalie Grandvaux Carine Van Lint Arsene Burny Anne Gatignol Mark A Wainberg Rongtuan Lin John Hiscott

The major group of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) strains that comprise the current global pandemic have diversified during their worldwide spread into at least 10 distinct subtypes, or clades. Subtype C predominates in sub-Saharan Africa and is responsible for the majority of worldwide HIV-1 infections, subtype B predominates in North America and Europe, and subtype E is prevalent...

Journal: :Journal of bacteriology 2006
Ute Lindenstrauss Thomas Brüser

The Tat system allows the translocation of folded and often cofactor-containing proteins across biological membranes. Here, we show by an interspecies transfer of a complete Tat translocon that Tat systems are largely, but not fully, interchangeable even between different classes of proteobacteria. The Tat apparatus from the alpha-proteobacterium Rhodobacter capsulatus was transferred to a Tat-...

Journal: :Chemical biology & drug design 2012
Qingguo Guo Guojie Zhao Fengjin Hao Yifu Guan

To understand the protein transduction domain (PTD)-mediated protein transduction behavior and to explore its potential in delivering biopharmaceutic drugs, we prepared four TAT-EGFP conjugates: TAT(+)-EGFP, TAT(-)-EGFP, EGFP-TAT(+) and EGFP-TAT(-), where TAT(+) and TAT(-) represent the original and the reversed TAT sequence, respectively. These four TAT-EGFP conjugates were incubated with HeLa...

Journal: :molecular biology research communications 2014
jafar amani parvaneh saffarian shahin najar-pirayeh abbas ali imani-fooladi

clostridium botulinum type a (bont/a) produces a neurotoxin recently found to be useful as an injectable drug for the treatment of abnormal muscle contractions. the catalytic domain of this toxin which is responsible for the main toxin activity is a zinc metalloprotease that inhibits the release of neurotransmitter mediators in neuromuscular junctions. a cell penetrating cationic peptide, tat, ...

2014
Venkatesh P. Kashi Rajesh A. Jacob Raghavendra A. Shamanna Malini Menon Anangi Balasiddaiah Rebu K. Varghese Mahesh Bachu Udaykumar Ranga

Extracellular Tat (eTat) plays an important role in HIV-1 pathogenesis. The presence of anti-Tat antibodies is negatively correlated with disease progression, hence making Tat a potential vaccine candidate. The cytotoxicity and moderate immunogenicity of Tat however remain impediments for developing Tat-based vaccines. Here, we report a novel strategy to concurrently enhance the immunogenicity ...

2012
Paolo Monini Aurelio Cafaro Indresh K. Srivastava Sonia Moretti Victoria A. Sharma Claudia Andreini Chiara Chiozzini Flavia Ferrantelli Maria R. Pavone. Cossut Antonella Tripiciano Filomena Nappi Olimpia Longo Stefania Bellino Orietta Picconi Emanuele Fanales-Belasio Alessandra Borsetti Elena Toschi Ilaria Schiavoni Ilaria Bacigalupo Elaine Kan Leonardo Sernicola Maria T. Maggiorella Katy Montin Marco Porcu Patrizia Leone Pasqualina Leone Barbara Collacchi Clelia Palladino Barbara Ridolfi Mario Falchi Iole Macchia Jeffrey B. Ulmer Stefano Buttò Cecilia Sgadari Mauro Magnani Maurizio P. M. Federico Fausto Titti Lucia Banci Franco Dallocchio Rino Rappuoli Fabrizio Ensoli Susan W. Barnett Enrico Garaci Barbara Ensoli

Use of Env in HIV vaccine development has been disappointing. Here we show that, in the presence of a biologically active Tat subunit vaccine, a trimeric Env protein prevents in monkeys virus spread from the portal of entry to regional lymph nodes. This appears to be due to specific interactions between Tat and Env spikes that form a novel virus entry complex favoring R5 or X4 virus entry and p...

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