Search for dissertations about: "Maria Selmer"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words Maria Selmer.
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1. Protein-RNA interplay in translation. Structural studies of RRF, SelB and L1
Abstract : Translation is a central biological process, that is catalysed by a machinery consisting of RNA and protein. In this thesis three different protein components of the bacterial protein synthesis system have been structurally studied. READ MORE
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2. Structural and Biochemical Studies of Antibiotic Resistance and Ribosomal Frameshifting
Abstract : Protein synthesis, translation, performed by the ribosome, is a fundamental process of life and one of the main targets of antibacterial drugs. This thesis provides structural and biochemical understanding of three aspects of bacterial translation.Elongation factor G (EF-G) is the target for the antibiotic fusidic acid (FA). READ MORE
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3. Post-synaptic Density Disc Large Zo-1 (PDZ) Domains : From Folding and Binding to Drug Targeting
Abstract : Understanding how proteins fold and bind is interesting since these processes are central to most biological activity. Protein folding and protein-protein interaction are by themselves very complex but using a good and robust system to study them could ease some of the hurdles. READ MORE
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4. Life will find a way : Structural and evolutionary insights into FusB and HisA
Abstract : How do microbes adapt to challenges from the environment? In this thesis, two distinct cases were examined through structural and biochemical methods. In the first, we followed a real-time protein evolution of HisA to a novel function. The second case was fusidic acid (FA) resistance mediated by the protein FusB in Staphylococcus aureus. READ MORE
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5. Structural and functional studies of a novel Botulinum neurotoxin and of MTH1
Abstract : X-ray crystallography visualizes the three dimensional molecular structures of proteins at atomic resolution. Seeing the molecular structure of a biomedically interesting protein enables a higher understanding of its function. READ MORE