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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1982
Abstract The amino terminal amino acid sequence of the 41,000 dalton subunit of Electrophorus electricus acetylcholine receptor has been determined for 35 cycles by automated sequencing procedures. Comparison of the unique polypeptide sequence obtained for this molecule with that of the major subunit of Torpedo californica acetylcholine
B M, Conti-Tronconi +3 more
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Abstract The amino terminal amino acid sequence of the 41,000 dalton subunit of Electrophorus electricus acetylcholine receptor has been determined for 35 cycles by automated sequencing procedures. Comparison of the unique polypeptide sequence obtained for this molecule with that of the major subunit of Torpedo californica acetylcholine
B M, Conti-Tronconi +3 more
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Amino acid sequence homology between cholera toxin and Escherichia coli heat-labile toxin
Nature, 1980Cholera toxin (CT) and the Escherichia coli heat-labile toxin (LT) are functionally, structurally and immunologically similar enterotoxins. Both toxins cause the elevation of cyclic AMP levels in gut epithelial cells by catalysing the NAD-dependent ADP ribosylation of membrane proteins. Each toxin is composed of two dissimilar subunits.
W S, Dallas, S, Falkow
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Amino acid sequence homology between rat prostatic steroid binding protein and rabbit uteroglobin
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1983Using a computer program designed to detect evolutionary relationships between proteins, I find that the polypeptide chain of rabbit uteroglobin has amino acid sequence homology with the C1 and C2 polypeptide chains of rat prostatic steroid binding protein.
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Biokhimiia (Moscow, Russia), 1993
A set of aligned homologous protein sequences is divided into two groups consisting of m and n most related sequences. The value of position variability for homologous protein sequences is defined as a number of failures to coincide in the intergroup comparison of all possible m*n pairs of amino acid residues in that position divided by m*n.
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A set of aligned homologous protein sequences is divided into two groups consisting of m and n most related sequences. The value of position variability for homologous protein sequences is defined as a number of failures to coincide in the intergroup comparison of all possible m*n pairs of amino acid residues in that position divided by m*n.
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Relation between protein structure, sequence homology and composition of amino acids.
Proceedings. International Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology, 1995A method of quantitative comparison of two classifications rules applied to protein folding problem is presented. Classification of proteins based on sequence homology and based on amino acid composition were compared and analyzed according to this approach.
E, Mayoraz, I, Dubchak, I, Muchnik
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Locating gaps in amino acid sequences to optimize the homology between two proteins
Biochemical Genetics, 1969A method for optimally locating gaps in the amino acid sequences of homologous proteins is presented. The method involves three steps: (1) demonstration that the sequences are indeed homologous, (2) location of regions where the homologous pairing is reasonably certain, and (3) location of gaps between these regions so as to minimize the total number ...
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Amino acid sequence homologies between Borrelia burgdoferii and human thyroid autoantigens.
2003Atti pubblicati in THYROID 13: 709,2003 (abstract n. 124) - ISSN:
GUARNERI, Fabrizio Nicola Giuseppe +4 more
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Cancer epigenetics in clinical practice
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Veronica Davalos, Manel Esteller
exaly