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DNA Sequence, 1991
The complete nucleotide sequences of cDNAs encoding bovine and feline preprogastrins have been cloned from the antral mucosa mRNA. The gastrin mRNA of each animal encodes a preprogastrin of 104 amino acids consisting of a signal peptide, a prosegment of 37 amino acids, and a gastrin 34 sequence, followed by a glycine (the amide donor).
Kim, S.J. +3 more
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The complete nucleotide sequences of cDNAs encoding bovine and feline preprogastrins have been cloned from the antral mucosa mRNA. The gastrin mRNA of each animal encodes a preprogastrin of 104 amino acids consisting of a signal peptide, a prosegment of 37 amino acids, and a gastrin 34 sequence, followed by a glycine (the amide donor).
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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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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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Life Sciences, 1989
Mice were immunized with alpha-bungarotoxin (BGT), a nearly irreversible antagonist of the acetylcholine receptor (AChR), to produce monoclonal antibodies (Mabs). One of the Mabs (JMC2.7) bound not only to BGT, but to the AChR as well. To understand the molecular basis for this novel cross-reaction, the amino acid sequences of these proteins were ...
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Mice were immunized with alpha-bungarotoxin (BGT), a nearly irreversible antagonist of the acetylcholine receptor (AChR), to produce monoclonal antibodies (Mabs). One of the Mabs (JMC2.7) bound not only to BGT, but to the AChR as well. To understand the molecular basis for this novel cross-reaction, the amino acid sequences of these proteins were ...
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RaacLogo: a new sequence logo generator by using reduced amino acid clusters
Briefings in Bioinformatics, 2021Lei Zheng, Wuritu Yang, Lei Yang
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THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF HYPERTENSIN II
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1956Leonard T Skeggs +2 more
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Correlation of glycosylation forms with position in amino acid sequence
Journal of Cell Biology, 1983P H Atkinson
exaly