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    The Cancer Degradome

    Proteases and Cancer Biology

    Dylan Edwards, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Francesco Blasi (2008)

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    The Plasminogen Activation System as a Source of Prognostic Markers in Cancer

    The components of the plasminogen activation system including the urokinase plasminogen activator, uPA, its cellular receptor, uPAR, and its inhibitor, PAI-1, are involved in cancer invasion and metastasis and...

    Ib Jarle Christensen, Helle Pappot, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in The Cancer Degradome (2008)

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    Experiments to Incorporate In — Vitro Synthesized Photosystem I Components into Thylakoids of the Barley Mutant viridiszb 63

    Photosystem I is one of four multisubunit complexes of thylakoid membranes involved in the photosynthetic electron transport. The PSI of barley contains eight polypeptides (1). Three of these polypeptides are ...

    Peter Brandt, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Current Research in Photosynthesis (1990)

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    Probing in vitro translation products with monoclonal antibodies to chlorophylla/b-binding proteins of barley thylakoids

    The polypeptides of the barley light-harvesting protein of photosystem I (LHCI) share certain epitopes. At least two of these common epitopes are present in chlorophylla/b-protein 1 (Chla/b-Pl-CP29), as shown by ...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Lisbeth Skou Hønberg in Carlsberg Research Communications (1988)

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    Photosystem II and cytochromeb-559 in the stroma lamellae of barley chloroplasts

    The presence of photosystem II polypeptides and photosystem II activity in unstacked regions of barley thylakoid membranes were investigated by immunological and spectroscopic techniques. Immunogold labelling ...

    Oliver Vallon, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, David J. Simpson in Carlsberg Research Communications (1987)

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    Monoclonal antibodies to hordein polypeptides

    Monoclonal antibodies to hordein polypeptides have been produced and characterized. All antibodies reacted with more than one polypeptide, indicating that different hordein polypeptides have common epitopes. O...

    Steven E. Ullrich, Ulla Rasmussen in Carlsberg Research Communications (1986)

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    Probing in vitro translation products with monoclonal antibodies to a 15.2 kD polypeptide subunit of photosystem I

    Three monoclonal antibodies to the 15.2 kD polypeptide subunit of a barley photosystem I(PSI) particle have been characterized. Immune-blot assays showed that there are at least two different antigenic sites o...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Lisbeth Skou Hønberg in Carlsberg Research Communications (1985)

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    Monoclonal antibodies used for the characterization of the two putative iron-sulphur centre proteins associated with photosystem I

    Monoclonal antibodies have been produced to the two putative 18.3 and 15.2 kD iron-sulphur centre proteins in barley. When photosystem I particles, containing only chlorophylla-protein 1 and the 18.3 and 15.2 kD ...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Lisbeth Skou Hønberg in Carlsberg Research Communications (1985)

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    Monoclonal Antibodies to Chlorophyll α-protein 1 in Barley

    When the hybridoma technique (Köhler, Milstein 1975) is employed, purification of the antigen prior to immunization is not necessary to obtain monospecific antibodies, so called monoclonal antibodies. In the p...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Advances in Photosynthesis Research (1984)

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    An analysis of temperature and light sensitivity intigrina mutants of barley

    Quantitative determinations of chlorophylls, carotenes and xanthophylls were carried out by high pressure liquid chromatography on the nuclear gene mutanttigrina-o 34. In the dark the mutant accum...

    Giorgio Casadoro, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Carlsberg Research Communications (1983)

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    The Use of Chloroplast Proteins in Crop Improvement

    Detailed knowledge of the structure and function of the proteins involved in photosynthetic reactions can provide information to what extent these proteins can be modified in the course of crop improvement. Th...

    Birger Lindberg Møller, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Plant Cell Culture in Crop Improvement (1983)

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    Unstable chloroplast ribosomes in the cold-sensitive barley mutanttigrina-o 34

    When grown at 20 °C the recessive nuclear gene mutanttigrina-o 34 in barley is deficient in 70S chloroplastic ribosomes, but contains wild-type levels of 80S cytoplasmic ribosomes. When grown at 3...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Giorgio Casadoro in Carlsberg Research Communications (1982)

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    Characterization of six putative photosystem I mutants in barley

    Six putative photosystem I mutants in five different nuclear genes of barley have been characterized with respect to their photosynthetic electron transport capabilities,P700, cytochromes, chlorophyll-proteins an...

    Roger G. Hiller, Birger Lindberg Møller in Carlsberg Research Communications (1980)

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    Identification of haem-proteins in thylakoid polypeptide patterns of barley

    Thylakoid polypeptides from barley were separated by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis by use of either SDS or LiDS as the detergent. Staining of either gel-type with 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine-H2O2 revealed...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Carlsberg Research Communications (1980)

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    A photosystem I mutant in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)

    The nuclear gene mutantviridis-n 34 in barley has been characterized as a photosystem I mutant. The slow component of the light dependent absorption change at 518 nm and the photooxidation of cyto...

    Birger Lindberg Møller, Robert M. Smillie in Carlsberg Research Communications (1980)

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    Indentification of coupling factor subunits in thylakoid polypeptide patterns of wild-type and mutant barley thylakoids using crossed immunoelectrophoresis

    The extrinsic part of coupling factor (CF1) has been isolated from chloroplasts of barley and antibodies have been raised against the purified protein. The five different subunits of CF1 were identified among the...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, Birger Lindberg Møller in Carlsberg Research Communications (1979)

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    Freeze-fracture evidence for the isolation of inside-out spinach thylakoid vesicles

    An aqueous dextran/polyethylene glycol two phase system is used to separate spinach chloroplast thylakoid vesicles obtained by Yeda press treatment of a grana-enriched fraction. It is shown by freeze-fracturin...

    Bertil Andersson, David J. Simpson in Carlsberg Research Communications (1978)

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    Correlation between the freeze fracture appearance and polypeptide composition of thylakoid membranes in barley

    Thylakoids isolated and purified from wild-type barley chloroplasts were treated to remove polypeptides without destroying the membrane structure. The polypeptide compositions of such basic membranes were dete...

    Otto Machold, David J. Simpson, Gunilla Høyer-Hansen in Carlsberg Research Communications (1977)

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    Changes in the polypeptide composition of internal membranes of barley plastids during greening

    A method is described for obtaining good yields of purified internal membranes of plastids from greening barley seedlings. The procedure is suitable, without modification, for isolating intact plastids from et...

    Gunilla Høyer-Hansen, David J. Simpson in Carlsberg Research Communications (1977)