Publications by authors named "Aneta Kondrzycka-Dada"
Ethnopharmacological Relevance: Eleutherococcus senticosus (Rupr. et Maxim.) Maxim.
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- The study investigates lesser-known adaptogenic plants from Asia, Africa, and South America, focusing on their non-nutritional compounds like polyphenols and flavonoids.
- The findings reveal that UR has the highest levels of these beneficial compounds, while TC and PM show the strongest inhibitory effects on important enzymes.
- The results support the traditional use of these plants in natural healthcare systems, highlighting UR's potential for further research due to its diverse biological activities.
DNA:m(5)C MTases comprise a catalytic domain with conserved residues of the active site and a strongly diverged TRD with variable residues involved in DNA recognition and binding. To date, crystal structures of 2 DNA:m(5)C MTases complexed with the substrate DNA have been obtained; however, for none of these enzymes has the importance of the whole set of DNA-binding residues been comprehensively studied. We built a comparative model of M.
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