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Deamidation is a
chemical reaction in
which an
amide functional group in the side
chain of the
amino acids asparagine or
glutamine is
removed or converted...
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glutelins are
excellent substrates for
deamidation particularly by
mammalian tissue transglutaminases (tTG).
Deamidation is a
process in
which the R-C0-NH2...
- citrullination, or deimination, the
conversion of
arginine to
citrulline deamidation, the
conversion of
glutamine to
glutamic acid or
asparagine to aspartic...
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glycosylation can be
blocked with
certain inhibitors, such as tunicamycin.
deamidation (succinimide formation) In this modification, an
asparagine or aspartate...
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subcutaneous injection of a
clear solution. The
glycine substitution prevents deamidation of the acid-sensitive
asparagine at
acidic pH. In the
neutral subcutaneous...
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crosslinking function, tTG
catalyzes other types of
reactions including deamidation, GTP-binding/hydrolyzing, and
isopeptidase activities.
Unlike other members...
- a tRNA
molecule may be
chemically modified,
often by
methylation or
deamidation.
These unusual bases sometimes affect the tRNA's
interaction with ribosomes...
- (1993). "Stability of
Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) and
Pathways of
Deamidation of
Asparaginyl Residue in
Hexapeptide Segments".
Stability and Characterization...
- effectively.
These peptides are
modified by tTG in two ways,
deamidation or transamidation.
Deamidation is the
reaction by
which a
glutamate residue is formed...
- β-amino acid (in
green at
bottom right). The
reaction also
results in the
deamidation of the
asparagine residue.
Racemization may
occur leading to the formation...
