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T Nakra

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Articles 5
Citations 16
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Pathology
Top 10 Co-Authors
G R DRYSDALE
L C Kurz
D Jain
P Mandal
P A SRERE
V K Iyer
C Frieden
A Nambirajan
S Agarwal
S Mallick
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Biochemistry
Cytopathology
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Recent Articles
1.
Endobronchial ultrasound guided transbronchial needle aspirate from subcarinal lymph node: Mesothelial lesion, a diagnostic dilemma
Nakra T, Jain D, Madan K, Mallick S, Mathur S, Iyer V, et al.
Cytopathology . 2018 May; 29(5):486-488. PMID: 29797365
No abstract available.
2.
Rosettes in papillary carcinoma of thyroid: A rare cytomorphological indicator of aggressive variants
Nambirajan A, Batool S, Mandal P, Nakra T, Agarwal S, Jain D
Cytopathology . 2017 Nov; 28(6):560-562. PMID: 29165889
No abstract available.
3.
Effects of changes in three catalytic residues on the relative stabilities of some of the intermediates and transition states in the citrate synthase reaction
Kurz L, Nakra T, Stein R, Plungkhen W, Riley M, Hsu F, et al.
Biochemistry . 1998 Jul; 37(27):9724-37. PMID: 9657685
This work reports the relative importance of the interactions provided by three catalytic residues to individual steps in the mechanism of citrate synthase. When the side chains of any of...
4.
Ability of single-site mutants of citrate synthase to catalyze proton transfer from the methyl group of dethiaacetyl-coenzyme A, a non-thioester substrate analog
Kurz L, Roble J, Nakra T, DRYSDALE G, Buzan J, Schwartz B, et al.
Biochemistry . 1997 Apr; 36(13):3981-90. PMID: 9092828
The catalytic strategies of enzymes (such as citrate synthase) whose reactions require the abstraction of the alpha-proton of a carbon acid remain elusive. Citrate synthase readily catalyzes solvent proton exchange...
5.
Catalytic strategy of citrate synthase: subunit interactions revealed as a consequence of a single amino acid change in the oxaloacetate binding site
Kurz L, Shah S, Frieden C, Nakra T, Stein R, DRYSDALE G, et al.
Biochemistry . 1995 Oct; 34(41):13278-88. PMID: 7577912
The active site of pig heart citrate synthase contains a histidine residue (H320) which interacts with the carbonyl oxygen of oxaloacetate and is implicated in substrate activation through carbonyl bond...