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Compared to the increase in PRKAA1 mRNA levels, the more dramatic increase in AMPK protein levels suggests a potential YBX1AMPK translation regulation in this process but the underling mechanisms warrant further investigation
Oxidation kinetics for roGFP2 WT -PfGrx fusion constructs The in vivo oxidation kinetics from fusion constructs between roGFP2 WT and a variety of glutaredoxins and mutants thereof were shown to correlate very well with the rate constants for the oxidative half-reaction from GSSCys assays in vitro, suggesting that the glutathionylation of the glutaredoxin and not the transfer of oxidation to the fused roGFP2 moiety was rate-limiting under the chosen conditions 15,34,35
