The bat star DGCR8 HBD binds heme as a dimer.

Rachel Senturia (317060); Arthur Laganowsky (217762); Ian Barr (179772); Brooke D. Scheidemantle (317061); Feng Guo (180529)

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0039688.g002

The bat star DGCR8 HBD binds heme as a dimer.

By Rachel Senturia (317060), Arthur Laganowsky (217762), Ian Barr (179772), Brooke D. Scheidemantle (317061) and Feng Guo (180529)

Abstract

<p>(A) Electronic absorption spectrum of bat star HBD. Peak wavelengths and the corresponding extinction coefficients are labeled. (B) Size exclusion chromatogram of the bat star HBD, obtained from the last step of the purification procedure. The elution volumes of the dimeric human HBD (54 kDa) and the monomeric human NC9 (29 kDa) proteins are indicated as triangles. <i>Inset</i>, a sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) image of the 13.8-mL peak fraction of bat star HBD.</p

Topics: Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, dgcr8, hbd, binds, heme

Year: 2013

DOI identifier: 10.1371/journal.pone.0039688.g002

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The bat star DGCR8 HBD binds heme as a dimer.

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