Sherwood, Z. Zhang, R. Patek, J. Vagner, T.J. Price and S.
Boitano. Univ. of Arizona and NYU.
804. MICROARRAYS
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C242
804.1
Designing a unique reporter-based microarray
sensor platform for monitoring cell signaling.
A. Gibriel. Ahram
Canadian Univ., Egypt.
C243
804.2
The next generation of nucleic acid microarrays:
alternative, multi-stranded, plasmid and helical transitional
DNA and RNA microarrays.
V. Verma, C. Gagna, O. Chagin, R.
Chhatlani, I. Ally, E. Thomas, X.F. Yang and W.C. Lambert.
New York Inst. of Technol. and New Jersey Med. Sch., Newark.
805. MODE OF ACTION OF BIOACTIVE NATURAL
PRODUCTS
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C244
805.1
Induction of hepatic glutathione synthesis via
alterations in sulfur amino acid metabolism in mice treated with
silymarin acutely.
D.Y. Kwon, C.W. Ahn, Y.J. Choi and Y.C.
Kim. Col. of Pharm., Seoul Natl. Univ.
MONDAY BIOCHEMISTRY
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C245
805.2
Inhibition of hepatitis B virus gene expression
and replication by arylnaphthalene lignan analogues HE-145-
111.
S.F. Yeh and C.H. Lin. Natl. Yang-Ming Univ., Taiwan and
Inst. of Chem., Acad. Sinica, Taipei.
C246
805.3
Antibacterial activity and cytotoxicity of Aster
sphathulifolius maxim. against oral-bacteria and oral-cancer
cell lines.
J-H. Lee and G-H. Kim. Duksung Women’s Univ.,
South Korea.
C247
805.4
Determination of protocatechuic acid from
Rubus coreanus fruits and their inhibitory effects of triglyceride
accumulation on 3T3-L1 cells.
H-S. Park and G-H. Kim.
Duksung Women’s Univ., South Korea.
C248
805.5
Induction of cell cycle arrest and apoptosis
by an extract created from California walnuts (Juglans sp.) in
MDA-MB-231, MCf7, and HeLa cells.
J.B. White, A. Pham, V.
Le, J. Kim and R. Okuda. San Jose State Univ.
C249
805.6
Novel biodegradable microporous bacterial
cellulose scaffolds engineered for bone and cartilage
regeneration.
P. Favi, R. Benson, N. Neilsen, C. Ehinger and
M. Dhar. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville.
C250
805.7
Chemical biology analysis of borrelidin
identifies an essential translational enzyme as a pro-angiogenic
modulator of tumor progression in multiple human cancers.
C.S. Francklyn, K. Lounsbury, T. Williams and A. Mirando.
Univ. of Vermont.
806. NEW TARGETS FOR DRUG DISCOVERY:
ANTIBACTERIALS
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C251
806.1
Targeting lsr2/dna complexation for
dysregulation of gene expression in mycobacterium
tuberculosis.
L. Pinault, J. Han, C. Kang, J. Franco and
D.R. Ronning. Univ. of Toledo, Myongji Univ., South Korea,
California State Univ. Stanislaus and Merrimack Col.
C252
806.2
Synthesis and anti-mycobacterial
characterization of ester protected ethambutol derivatives.
D.C.
Stephens and R.J. Johnson. Butler Univ.
C253
806.3
Design and synthesis of a dual-ligand inhibitor
for acetyl-CoA carboxylase.
M.A. Silvers, C.M. Taylor and G.L.
Waldrop. LSU.
C254
806.4
Phenotype studies of Orf135 CTPase from
E. coli and complementation studies with RV1160 from M.
tuberculosis.
K.S. Gerien, J.G. Thomson, S.J. Denial and S.F.
O’Handley. Rochester Inst. of Technol.
C255
806.5
ApaH diadenosine polyphosphatase from
Legionella pneumophila.
M.P. Madaio, A. Rizo Patron, J.G.
Thomson, A. Baltus, M. Edelstein, D. Zhuang, P. Edelstein
and S. O’Handley. Rochester Inst. of Technol. and Univ. of
Pennsylvania Sch. of Med.
C256
806.6
A phosphoglycolate phosphatase from
Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
K.J. Blake, A.U. Gehret, R. Puts,
A. Rizo Patron, S. Ramirez, A. Strassner, A. Lof, B. Wahler,
M. Walling and S.F. O’Handley. Rochester Inst. of Technol.
C257
806.7
Isolation of potential new SPase inhibitors
producing strains by soft agar overlay assay method.
S.
Ahmed, P.A. Smith, T.C. Roberts and P.R. Jensen. UCSD
and RQx Pharmaceuts., La Jolla.
C258
806.8
Diadenosine phosphatases of the Nudix
hydrolase superfamily.
T. DiDonato, K. Williford, J. Thomson,
J. Ramos, D. Sheibley, S. Glick and S. O’Handley. Rochester
Inst. of Technol.
C259
806.9
AraL from B. subtilis is a sugar phosphatase
and member of the nitrophenyl phosphatase family of the HAD
superfamily.
S.F. O’Handley and J.K. Hill. Rochester Inst. of
Technol.
807. NEW TARGETS FOR DRUG DISCOVERY:
NUCLEAR HORMONE RECEPTORS
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C260
807.1
A novel splicing variant of rat pregnone X
receptor down regulates CYP gene expression.
M. Sakai, S.
Nakahara, S. Yamada, Y. Kurata, Y. Yamashita, K. Hayashi
and K. Tsutsumi. Fac. of Hlth. Sci., Hokkaido Univ. and
Hokkaido Univ. Sch. of Med., Japan.
808. PHOTOCHEMICAL SENSORS
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C261
808.1
Protein scaffolds for light-activated delivery of
toxic iron to cancer cells.
E.N. Boice and D.M. Kurtz. Univ. of
Texas at San Antonio.
809. POLYPHARMACOLOGY AND DRUG
REPURPOSING
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C262
809.1
Synthesis of multivalent ligands designed to
disrupt HIV-1 Tat-peptide/TAR-RNA interactions.
S.L. Scott, J.
Allgaier and M. Kosinski-Collins. Brandeis Univ.
810. PROTEOMICS AND BIOINFORMATICS
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C263
810.1
SELDI-TOF MS combined with magnetic
beads for detecting serum protein biomarkers for diagnosis of
active tuberculosis.
J. Liu, L. Wei, T. Jiang, X. Zhang, D. Xu,
C. Wang, Z. Li, J. Zhong and J-C. Li. Zhejiang Univ. and The
Sixth Hosp. of Shaoxing, China.
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810.2
Fast fix, fish and filter, 4Facts strategy to
identify real time protein-protein interactions in situ with few
false positives.
L. Zhu, M. Li, L. Jia, Z. Guo, L. Wei and Y. Gao.
Peking Union Med. Col.
C265
810.3
Proteomic study of reversible cysteine oxidation
in catalase overexpressing mice on a Western diet.
C. Yao, J.B.
Behring, V. Humar, D.A. Siwik, M.E. McComb, C.E. Costello,
W.S. Colucci, R.A. Cohen and M.M. Bachschmid. Boston
Univ. Sch. of Med.
C266
810.4
Differential protein analysis of developing
mouse cochlea using label-free quantitative mass spectrometry.
L. Darville and B. Sokolowski. Univ. of South Florida Morsani
Col. of Med.
C267
810.5
Analysis of differentially expressed proteins
in Escherichia coli when exposed to L-telluromethionine.
K.M.
Broderick, S. Taylor and J.O. Boles. Tennessee Technol. Univ.
C268
810.6
Biomarkers of acute rejection in renal
transplant: a proteomic approach.
J.D. Perez, M.M. Sakata,
T.S. Cunha, D.Y. Arita, J.A. Colucci, H. Tedesco Silva, Jr.,
J.O.M. Pestana and D.E. Casarini. Fed. Univ. of São Paulo
and Hosp. São Paulo.
C269
810.7
A simplistic bioinformatics approach to clade
identification in Chlorella-like green algae.
T.L. Jensen, R.M.
Stubbendieck, A.L. Barnes, K.M. Wichers, B.J. Keller, S.A.
Larson, N.S. Patel and V.H. Freeman. Univ. of Nebraska-
Lincoln.
C270
810.8
An interactive and probabilistic strategy for
visualizing linear biological sequence motifs.
D. Schwartz, J.P.
O’Shea, S.A. Quader, A.C. Mingir, G.M. Church and M.F.
Chou. Univ. of Connecticut and Harvard Med. Sch.
C271
810.9
Quantum analysis/improvement of
antipsychotic’s docking results.
G. Nunes, G. Zanatta, E.M.
Bezerra, R.F. da Costa, V.N. Freire and C.C. Gottfried. Univ.
at Buffalo and Fed. Univ. of Rio Grande do Sul and Fed. Univ. of
Ceará, Brazil.
C272
810.10 Moonlighting proteins. C. Jeffery, M. Mani, V.
Amblee, C. Chen and Z. Zhang. Univ. of Illinois at Chicago.
C273
810.11 Resolving the bacterial selenomethionyl
proteome for differential expression proteomic analysis.
S.J.
Taylor, K.M. Broderick and J. Boles. Tennessee Technol.
Univ.
C274
810.12 The molecular mechanism of histone
deacetylase inhibitor PCI-24781 mediating anti-tumor activity
in neuroblastoma cells.
Q.L. Zhan and S.M. Ngai. The Chinese
Univ. of Hong Kong.
811. COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS FOR ASSIGNING
ENZYMATIC FUNCTIONS
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C275
811.1
Development and testing of a systematic
approach for computational enzyme function determination.
G.
Dodge, E.N. Arroyo, H. Bernstein and P. Craig. Rochester
Inst. of Technol. and Dowling Col., Oakdale, NY.
C276
811.2
Automated generation of motif templates in
protein function prediction software ProMOL.
M. Osipovitch,
H.J. Bernstein and P.A. Craig. Rochester Inst. of Technol. and
Dowling Col., NY.
C277
811.3
Thermodynamics of cellulose solvation in novel
solvent mixtures.
R. Das and J-W. Chu. Univ. of California,
Berkeley.
C278
811.4
Using the Structurally Aligned Local Sites
of Activity computational method to determine biochemical
function of structural genomics proteins.
J.S. Lee and M.J.
Ondrechen. Northeastern Univ.
C279
811.5
Computational prediction and validation of
putative ketosteroid isomerase structural genomics proteins.
N.A. DeLateur, S. Somarowthu, C. Shea, M. Naniong, M.J.
Ondrechen and P.J. Beuning. Northeastern Univ.
812. FUNCTIONAL PROTEOMIC STUDIES
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C280
812.1
Quantitative proteomics reveals regulation of
KPNA2 and its potential novel cargo proteins in non-small cell
lung cancer.
C-J. Yu, C-I. Wang, K-Y. Chien, C-L. Wang, H-P.
Liu, C-C. Cheng, Y-S. Chang and J-S. Yu. Chang Gung Univ.
and Chang Gung Mem. Hosp., Taiwan.
813. LIPID SIGNALING IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
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C281
813.1
Stearoyl CoA desaturase 1 and seipin:
important players in hepatic steatosis?
L. Amine, S. Lalonde,
S. Rial, X. Prieur, P. Costet, J. Magré and C. Mounier. Univ. of
Quebec at Montreal and UMR-S 1087, Nantes.
C282
813.2
Overexpression of lipogenic genes in the
heart distinguishes physiologic from pathologic left ventricle
hypertrophy.
P. Dobrzyn, A. Pyrkowska, M. Duda, M.
Maczewski, T. Bednarski, J. Langfort and D. Agnieszka.
Nencki Inst. of Exptl. Biol., Postgrad. Med. Sch. and Mossakowski
Med. Res. Ctr., Warsaw.
C283
813.3
The pro-cysteine drug, L-2-oxothiazolidine-
4-carboxylic acid is a novel inducer of nSMase2 mRNA and
protein expression in the liver.
G. Deevska, C. Karakashian,
M. Sunkara, B. Peppers, A. Morris and M. Nikolova-
Karakashian. Univ. of Kentucky.
C284
813.4
Aspirin delays skin wound healing by reducing
the production of 12-hydroxyheptadecatrienoic acid, a ligand
for BLT2 receptor.
T. Yokomizo, M. Liu and K. Saeki. Juntendo
Univ. and Kyushu Univ., Japan.
C285
813.5
Protective role of BLT2 receptor in mouse
acute lung injury.
M. Shigematsu, T. Koga, K. Saeki and T.
Yokomizo. Grad. Sch. of Med. Sci., Kyushu Univ. and Juntendo
Univ. Sch. of Med., Japan.
C286
813.6
Label-free spectroscopic imaging of lipids in
live cells and intact tissues.
J-X. Cheng. Purdue Univ.
C287
813.7
Omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids modulate
cyclooxygenase-2 induction via interactions with GPR120.
X.
Li, Y. Yu and C.D. Funk. Queen’s Univ., Canada and Inst. for
Nutr. Sci. , Shanghai.
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C288
813.8
Cysteinyl leukotriene receptor 2-mediated
vascular permeability and ischemia/reperfusion injury.
N. Ni,
L.L. Ballantyne, J.D. Mewburn and C.D. Funk. Queen’s Univ.,
Canada.
C289
813.9
Structural basis of FTY720 (Gilenya)
phosphate selectivity of the sphingosine 1-phosphate receptor
subtype 1.
G. Tigyi, W. Valentine, D. Osborne, Y. Fujiwara, J.
Liu, V. Godwin, A. Parrill, R. Bittman and J. Van Brocklyn.
Univ. of Tennessee, Memphis, Univ. of Memphis, Queens Col.
of CUNY and The Ohio State Univ.
C290
813.10 Cholesterol binding is a determinant of
canonical Wnt signaling activity of dishevelled.
R. Sheng. Univ.
of Illinois at Chicago.
C291
813.11 Regulation of prostaglandin E2 signaling by
cysteinyl leukotrienes in human mast cells.
V. Kondeti, E.
Duah, A. Emory, C.K. Thodeti and S. Paruchuri. Univ. of
Akron and Northeast Ohio Med. Univ.
C292
813.12 Inflammatory role of cysteinyl leukotrienes in
human vascular endothelial cells.
E. Duah, V. Kondeti, R.K.
Adapala, J. Sanford, C.K. Thodeti and S. Paruchuri. Univ. of
Akron and Northeast Ohio Med. Univ.
C293
813.13 Temporal and combinatorial control of pro-
resolution eicosanoid formation in TLR4 primed, purinergic
receptor stimulated macrophages.
P. Norris and E. Dennis.
UCSD.
C294
813.14 Stearoyl-CoA desaturase affects the level of
global DNA methylation in 3T3-L1 adipocytes.
A. Dobrzyn,
M. Malodobra-Mazur, K. Kolczynska, K. Kozinski, A.
Dziewulska and P. Dobrzyn. Nencki Inst. of Exptl. Biol.,
Warsaw.
C295
813.15 Myristate-derived d16:0-sphingolipids
constitute an abundant cardiac sphingolipid pool with distinct
synthetic routes and functional properties.
S.B. Russo, R.
Tidhar, A. Futerman and L.A. Cowart. Med. Univ. of South
Carolina, Weizmann Inst. of Sci., Rehovot and Ralph H.
Johnson VA Med. Ctr., Charleston.
C296
813.16 PMA stimulates PKCalpha-dependent
phosphorylation of ASAH1 in breast cancer cell lines.
T.
Escobar and M. Sewer. UCSD Skaggs Sch. of Pharm. and
Pharmaceut. Sci.
C297
813.17 Rescue of sphingosine kinase-1-knockout
phenotype by 2-acetyl-5-tetrahydroxybutyl imidazole following
murine cardiac arrest is linked to changes in sphingosine-1-
phosphate and behenoylceramide levels.
E.V. Berdyshev,
I.A. Gorshkova, V. Natarajan, H. Wang, D.G. Beiser and T.L.
Vanden Hoek. Univ. of Illinois at Chicago and Univ. of Chicago.
C298
813.18 Sphingosine kinase 1 is regulated by PPAR
a in
response to free fatty acids and mediates skeletal muscle IL-6
production and signaling in diet-induced obesity.
J.S. Ross, W.
Hu, B. Rosen, A.J. Snider, L.M. Obeid and L.A. Cowart. Med.
Univ. of South Carolina, Boston Univ. Sch. of Med., Ralph H
Johnson VA Ctr., Charleston, Stony Brook Univ. and Northport
VA Ctr., NY.
814. LIPID TRAFFICKING
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814.1
Arachidonic acid increases permeability of
HBMEC monolayers via increased production of prostaglandin
E2.
G.M. Hatch, S. Dalvi, R. Mitchell, H. Aukema and D.
Miller. Univ. of Manitoba.
C300
814.2
a-TTP-expressing astrocytes regulate
a-tocopherol homeostasis in the CNS. L.M. Ulatowski, J.
Atkinson and D. Manor. Case Western Reserve Univ. and
Brock Univ., Canada.
C301
814.3
Determining the mechanism of sphingosine-1-
phosphate transport between membranes.
M.N. Massa and B.
Wattenberg. Univ. of Louisville Sch. of Med.
C302
814.4
The role of Perilipin 5 in lipid droplet maturation.
T.C. Saley, C.C. Hardy and J.T. Tansey. Otterbein Univ., OH.
C303
814.5
Mechanisms of cholesterol transport by
Niemann Pick C2 protein and cyclodextrin.
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