... in footprints of adhesive deposited during exploratory behaviour, which increase the attractiveness of surfaces and signal other cyprids to settle. The full-length open-reading frame of the SIPC gene encodes a protein of 1547 amino acids with seven potential N -glycosylation sites. In this study on Balanus...

... to the N terminus of vitellogenin, whereas a previously observed 150 kDa fragment corresponded to the remainder of the protein. We show that both protein units are N glycosylated and phosphorylated. Focusing on the novel 40 kDa fragment, we present a homology model based on the structure of lamprey...

... epithelia in mammals( Suzuki et al., 2006 ). The presence of an SGLT1-like protein in both BBMV and BLMV may be regulated by post-translational glycosylation. Glucose transport in the presence of sodium was not inhibited by a tenfold molar excess of fructose indicating that this putative SGLT1-like...

... pump a cation out of the cell (Na + or H + , respectively) in recycle exchange for K + . Much of the earlier work has emphasized the functional activities of the α-subunit, which shares many characteristics with the broader P-ATPase family. It is now clear that the glycosylated β-subunit...

... are synthesized as glycoproteins, with multiple glycosylation states apparent for SERT proteins in the brain and periphery. N-glycosylation of NET and SERT appears to be essential for transporter assembly and surface expression, but not for antagonist binding affinity. Homology cloning efforts have revealed novel...