Publications by authors named "V G Koval"

Bacterial methionine biosynthesis is an attractive target for research due to its central role in cellular metabolism, as most steps of this pathway are missing in mammals. Up to now little is known about sulfur metabolism in pathogenic Clostridia species, making the study of the enzymes of Cys/Met metabolism in Clostridium tetani particularly relevant. Analysis of the C.

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The thermodynamics of interactions between Cas12a, RNA, and DNA are important to understanding the molecular mechanisms governing CRISPR-Cas12a's specificity and function. In this study, we employed isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to investigate the binding properties and energetic contributions of Cas12a-crRNA complexes with single-stranded (ssDNA) and double-stranded (dsDNA) DNA substrates. ITC analyses revealed significant thermal effects during the interaction of Cas12a-crRNA with ssDNA but no detectable effects with dsDNA.

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During evolution, similar vectors of adaptive radiation may have evolved in the subtribe Malaxidinae. This was manifested in homologous series of variability in suspensor shape and seed coat ultrasculpture in clades of terrestrial and epiphytic orchids. The present study examines the variability of embryonic traits across clades and subclades of subtribe Malaxidinae (Orchidaceae), previously identified by molecular genetic data.

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This article presents the results of the research on real coal charges of different compositions intended for coking with loading into the chamber by the stamping method. The results of the study established that with an increase in the content of coal at a low stage of metamorphism and a decrease in the content of coal at a high stage of metamorphism in the charges, a decrease in the quality indicators of the coke obtained from them leads to a decrease in the yield of coke. At the same time, there is a gradual decrease in the compaction of the charges from 22.

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Article Synopsis
  • Spike shape and characteristics are crucial for the productivity and classification of cultivated hexaploid wheat species.
  • A new method utilizing 2D image analysis for measuring these traits has been developed, providing more precision than traditional manual measurements.
  • The study confirmed strong correlations between image-based traits and manual measurements, demonstrating that digital phenotyping can effectively classify wheat types and identify significant variations among species.
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