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HO-1 is a cell-protective enzyme that falls under the classification of heat-shock proteins.
Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010
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Frozen desserts made with Maltisweet IC have freezing performance and heat-shock resistance superior to conventional ice cream.
Sugar-Free Frozen Dairy Dessert Steve Carper 2007
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Frozen desserts made with Maltisweet IC have freezing performance and heat-shock resistance superior to conventional ice cream.
Archive 2007-10-01 Steve Carper 2007
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Scientists found that adult midges (Belgica antarctica) lose their ability to continually express these protective heat-shock proteins.
Science 2006
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Khammash and collaborators including Hana El-Samad, who recently earned her doctorate in mechanical engineering at UCSB, have used mathematical modeling to show how the complex workings of the heat-shock [of E. coli] response reflect features that make the protein repair fast, robust and efficient.
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Khammash and collaborators including Hana El-Samad, who recently earned her doctorate in mechanical engineering at UCSB, have used mathematical modeling to show how the complex workings of the heat-shock [of E. coli] response reflect features that make the protein repair fast, robust and efficient.
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The company is conducting early-stage development of two cancer drugs that inhibit a protein known as "heat-shock protein 90," or HSP90, which is believed to play a role in the rapid growth of certain tumors.
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Srivastava maintains that by isolating heat-shock proteins from a tumor cell, he can capture the entire antigenic repertoire of any patient's tumor at one time and then administer this repertoire of antigens as a vaccine.
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Srivastava's group has identified a class of molecules inside cells collectively known as heat-shock proteins, which collect peptides.
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An investigation of heat-shock and thermotolerance induction responses as indices of seed vigour in grain sorghum
Chapter 28 1996
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