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amino acid sequence
(redirected from Peptide sequence)

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amino acid sequence
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biochemistry) the unique sequence of amino acids that characterizes a given protein


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This peptide sequence is more typical of the target areas in many S100-binding proteins, considering its length and the net charge.
The functional peptide sequences are made up of enzyme-mediated degradable sites and cell adhesive ligands (RGDS, DGEA, or KRSR) isolated from various ECM proteins, The nanomatrices were coated onto glass coverslips by the self-assembly of the PAs, and their ability to control cellular behaviors of hBMMS cells was investigated.
Curacao, Netherlands) has patented a method for improving homogeneity and/or secretion of a recombinant protein of interest expressed in mammalian cells by replacing the endogenous signal peptide sequence of the DNA encoding the protein of interest with that of human hGH.
 
 
 
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