S. R. Maurya

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VDAC‐2: Mitochondrial outer membrane regulator masquerading as a channel?
The voltage‐dependent anion channels (VDACs) are the workforce of mitochondrial transport and as such are required for cellular metabolism. The elaborate interplay between mitochondria and the… Expand
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Modulating lipid dynamics and membrane fluidity to drive rapid folding of a transmembrane barrel
Lipid-protein interactions, critical for the folding, stability and function of membrane proteins, can be both of mechanical and chemical nature. Mechanical properties of lipid systems can be… Expand
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N-helix and Cysteines Inter-regulate Human Mitochondrial VDAC-2 Function and Biochemistry*
Human voltage-dependent anion channel-2 (hVDAC-2) functions primarily as the crucial anti-apoptotic protein in the outer mitochondrial membrane, and additionally as a gated bidirectional metabolite… Expand
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Cysteine Residues Impact the Stability and Micelle Interaction Dynamics of the Human Mitochondrial β-Barrel Anion Channel hVDAC-2
The anti-apoptotic 19-stranded transmembrane human voltage dependent anion channel isoform 2 (hVDAC-2) β-barrel stability is crucial for anion transport in mitochondria. The role of the unusually… Expand
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Cyclic AMP receptor protein regulates cspE, an early cold-inducible gene, in Escherichia coli.
cspE, a member of the cspA family of cold shock proteins in Escherichia coli, is an early cold-inducible protein. The nucleic acid melting ability and transcription antiterminator activity of CspE… Expand
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Modulation of Human Mitochondrial Voltage-dependent Anion Channel 2 (hVDAC-2) Structural Stability by Cysteine-assisted Barrel-lipid Interactions*
Background: Human VDAC isoform 2 is crucial for apoptosis regulation and cell survival. Results: Cys-less mutant displays significantly lowered unfolding free energy despite greater barrel rigidity.… Expand
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Influence of Protein – Micelle Ratios and Cysteine Residues on the Kinetic Stability and Unfolding Rates of Human Mitochondrial VDAC-2
Delineating the kinetic and thermodynamic factors which contribute to the stability of transmembrane β-barrels is critical to gain an in-depth understanding of membrane protein behavior. Human… Expand
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Thermodynamic, structural and functional properties of membrane protein inclusion bodies are analogous to purified counterparts: case study from bacteria and humans
Structural and biophysical characterization of transmembrane proteins that require sufficiently pure protein in high amounts are usually generated in large-scale preparations as inclusion bodies… Expand
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Mitochondrial VDAC2 and cell homeostasis: highlighting hidden structural features and unique functionalities
Voltage‐dependent anion channels (VDACs) are the gateway to mitochondrial processes, interlinking the cytosolic and mitochondrial compartments. The mitochondrion acts as a storehouse for cytochrome… Expand
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Control of human VDAC-2 scaffold dynamics by interfacial tryptophans is position specific
Membrane proteins employ specific distribution patterns of amino acids in their tertiary structure for adaptation to their unique bilayer environment. The solvent-bilayer interface, in particular,… Expand
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