Создание бактериальной тест-системы для скрининга ингибиторов протеинкиназ на основе генов фосфотрансфераз
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Цель работы: изучение возможности использования фермента аминогликозидфосфотрансферазы типа VIII актинобактерий, определяющего устойчивость к антибиотикам, и фосфорилирующих его серин/треониновых протеинкиназ при создании оригинальных тест-систем для скрининга лекарственных средств нового поколения, разработка эффективной оригинальной тест-системы на основе фермента аминогликозидфосфотрансферазы… Читать ещё >
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