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During the last two decades, the systematic sequencing of a large number of bacterial, archaeal and eukaryotic genomes has greatly facilitated analysis of the protein families involved in the metabolism of phosphoryl compounds, i.e. organic phosphates and polyphosphates [1-3]. By applying powerful bioinformatic methods for database screening, it became possible to identify a large number of proteins belonging to a given superfamily of domains. However, the exact biological role(s) of many of the hypothetical proteins identified as members of a family remain ill-defined. One such instance is the so-called CYTH superfamily of domains [4].
In animal tissues, the only known biochemical function of CYTH enzymes is the hydrolysis of thiamine triphosphate (ThTP). In contrast to thiamine diphosphate (ThDP), ThTP is not a coenzyme, and is generally a minor thiamine derivative (< 1% of total thiamine). However, it has been found in all organisms investigated to date, from bacteria to mammals [5]. In Escherichia coli, ThTP could be a signaling molecule that is transiently produced in response to amino acid starvation [6]. In vertebrate tissues, ThTP can phosphorylate certain proteins, and might be part of a new cellular signaling pathway [7, 8]. In E. coli [9] and in rat brain mitochondria [10], ThTP is synthesized by a chemiosmotic mechanism that is an alternative to oxidative phosphorylation: indeed, the mechanism requires a proton-motive force created by the respiratory chain, and ThTP synthesis from ThDP + inorganic phosphate is catalyzed by FoF1-ATP synthase [9]. It remains to be clarified how and why, under special circumstances, FoF1 will catalyze the phosphorylation of ThDP rather than its normal substrate ADP. In rat brain, ThTP is mainly synthesized in mitochondria [10], and is released into the cytosol, where it can be hydrolyzed by the soluble 25-kDa ThTPase. This enzyme is highly specific for ThTP, and its most obvious function would be to keep ThTP concentrations low (< 1 μm) in most mammalian cells [11].
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I needed 1-quart jars so I ordered Ball #67000 wide-mouth 1-qt jars. I was surprised to find, when they arrived, that not only could they not hold one quart of liquid with airspace above but they only held 30oz when filled to the rim.
I have since learned that "Ball" is a name licensed for use by multiple manufactures. The #67000 jars I purchased through Amazon were manufactured in the U.S.A. by Jarden and sold (through Amazon) by "All American General Store" which has since disappeared from Amazon's list of vendors. (All American General Store never did reply to my email complaint.)
A Ball 1-quart, wide-mouth Mason jar which I later purchased from a well known local merchant did, in fact, hold 32oz.
For those who use Ball jars for freezing: The Amazon description stated that they are freezer safe. I bought these locally (MUCH better price), and a chart on the box says that the quart size is not freezer safe. I took my chances hoping that this Amazon description was right...they aren't. I've had two explode in the freezer, even though I left a decent amount of room for expansion. The Amazon description says that they are freezer safe, but the box specifically says that the quart size is not. Other (smaller) sizes of the Ball Wide Mouth Mason Jars are truly freezer safe. I have been using the smaller sizes for over a year without any problems. The quart size is the only one I've had a problem with in the freezer.
In summary, the Amazon description is incorrect. The quart size is NOT freezer safe. All other smaller sizes of the Ball mason jars are freezer safe (according to the chart on the box, and personal experience.)
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