1. Involvement of SOS response and C-di-GMP signaling in biofilm formation of Pseudomonas aeruginosa via DNA and Protein release. Supervising Professors Dr. Tao Wei, Chair Dr. Neal Guentzel Dr. Jilani Chaudry Nagarjun Kasaraneni, B.Tech
9. Riboncleiotide reductase & Hydroxyurea Riboncleiotide reductase (RNR) Cysteine thiyl radical attacks OH-C3’ leading to removal of hydroxide ion of C-2 ’ NTPs dNTPs
29. Protein release is regulated by Arr Summary From the Protein concentrations and SDS gel profiles suggests the Protein release in response to hydroxyurea appears to be regulated by Arr Wt arr 1 : Wt –HU Supernatent proteins 2 : Wt+HU Supernatent proteins 3 : arr –HU Supernatent proteins 4 : arr +HU Supernatent proteins Extracted at 8 hr time period.
Ribonucleotide reductase (RNR) is an enzyme that controls the cellular concentration of deoxyribonucleotides . Biosynthesis begins with the building up of essential molecules that RNR processes in a catalyzed reaction to make deoxyribonucleotides. RNR assembles deoxyribonucleotides for the synthesis of DNA . The processes are identical in all living organisms. What makes RNR unique from other enzymes is the need for a free radical . Hydroxyurea is a scavenger of free radicals.