zinc finger motif

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ZFM

Zona Franca de Manaus

ZFM

Zentrum fuer Mikrotechnologien (German: Center for Microtechnologies)

ZFM

Zona Franca de Montevideo (Spanish: Montevideo Frank Zone; Uruguay)

ZFM

Zimbabwe Freedom Movement

ZFM

Zentralamt Fuer Mobilfunk (German: National Board for Mobile Communications)

ZFM

Zinc Finger Motif (immunology)

ZFM

Zone de Forte Mixité (French: Strong Mixed Zone; Belgium)

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Kupe virus L segment ORF also contains several protein motifs previously identified in DUGV and CCHFV, including an ovarian tumor-like cysteine protease domain, a DNA topoisomerase-like domain (aa 76--94), and a C2H2-type zinc finger motif (aa 608-631) (17,18). Kupe virus, a new virus in the family Bunyaviridae, genus Nairovirus, ... by Crabtree, Mary B.; Sang, Rosemary; Miller, Barry R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases A finger-like structure, known as a zinc finger motif, stabilizes the structure of a number of proteins. Rationale for Whole Protein Shake™ by Randy Wysong / Food/cooking/nutrition community Some of the targets that might be important include structural elements (such as the highly conserved zinc finger motif of the HIV nucleocapsid or the viral enzymes integrase and RNase H), regulatory and accessory proteins, processes (such as transcription, nuclear import and export of viral nucleic acid, and macromolecular interactions), and host targets (adhesion molecules, transcription factors, apoptosis, and signaling pathways). Basic science priorities for therapeutics research by Bridges, Sandra / Research Initiative/Treatment Action!	ZIHT ZIIA ZIIC ZIIE ZIIL zIIP ZIK ZIL ZILCH ZILE ZILS ZIM ZIMA ZIMAS ZIMBANK ZIMCO ZIMH ZIMP ZIMPHOS ZIMRIGHTS ZIMS ZIMT ZIN ZINB ZINC zinc finger motif ZINDO ZINE ZING ZINGO ZINK ZINSA ZINWA ZINY ZIO ZIOC ZION ZIOP ZIORI ZIP ZIP+4 ZIPA ZIPAM ZIPE ZIPEF ZIPI ZIPK ZIPPO ZIPR ZIPRA ZIPS	Zinc Corporation of America Zinc cyanide zinc deficiency zinc deficiency Zinc Depleted Zinc Detection System Zinc Development Association Zinc diacetate Zinc Dialkyl Dithiophosphate Zinc dialkyldithiophosphate Zinc dibromide Zinc Die Casting Zinc Doped Germanium zinc dust Zinc Electro-Chemical Cell Zinc Electrochemical Cell Zinc Energy Storage System Zinc Energy Storage Technology Consortium Zinc ethyl Zinc finger Zinc finger Zinc finger Zinc Finger Binding Proteins Zinc Finger Binding Site Zinc finger dna binding domain Zinc finger dna binding domain Zinc Finger Domain Zinc Finger Kinase zinc finger motif Zinc finger nuclease Zinc finger protein Zinc finger protein Zinc finger protein Zinc finger protein Zinc Finger Protein 7 Zinc finger protein domain Zinc finger proteins Zinc Finger Y Region Zinc Finger-Protein Like 1 Zinc fingers Zinc fingers Zinc fluoride Zinc Formalin Fixative zinc formate zinc gelatin zinc gelatin zinc gelatin zinc gelatin impregnated gauze zinc gelatin impregnated gauze zinc gelatin impregnated gauze Zinc gluconate Zinc gluconate Zinc gluconate Zinc Gluconate/Glycine Zinc Glycinate Marker Zinc green zinc halide Zinc Heads Zinc hydroxide

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Kupe virus L segment ORF also contains several protein motifs previously identified in DUGV and CCHFV, including an ovarian tumor-like cysteine protease domain, a DNA topoisomerase-like domain (aa 76--94), and a C2H2-type zinc finger motif (aa 608-631) (17,18).

Kupe virus, a new virus in the family Bunyaviridae, genus Nairovirus, ... by Crabtree, Mary B.; Sang, Rosemary; Miller, Barry R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

A finger-like structure, known as a zinc finger motif, stabilizes the structure of a number of proteins.

Rationale for Whole Protein Shake™ by Randy Wysong / Food/cooking/nutrition community

Some of the targets that might be important include structural elements (such as the highly conserved zinc finger motif of the HIV nucleocapsid or the viral enzymes integrase and RNase H), regulatory and accessory proteins, processes (such as transcription, nuclear import and export of viral nucleic acid, and macromolecular interactions), and host targets (adhesion molecules, transcription factors, apoptosis, and signaling pathways).

Basic science priorities for therapeutics research by Bridges, Sandra / Research Initiative/Treatment Action!