Titlebook: Relaxin and the Fine Structure of Proteins; Christian Schwabe,Erika E. Büllesbach Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Protein

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Merely a G (Glycine),ous at best. Several strategic decisions are necessary in terms of a funding agency and review committees in order to improve the odds of success. For awhile we worked with the reproductive division of Child Health and Human Services and found it extremely difficult to impress this group with the im

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,The Development of Insulaxin, The First True “Zwitterhormon”, seemed justified to predict that, by careful compromise between relaxin-and insulin-specific requirements, a true dual hormone could be designed which would recognize the relaxin as well as the insulin receptor.

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Retro-D-Relaxin,ns in molecular biology). ‘Retro’ means the reverse and it is occasionally used exchangeably with ‘inverto’, and both refer to the direction into which the amino acid backbone is pointing. Peptides are always written with the amino group on the left side and the carboxyl group on the right side, and

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The Relaxin-Like Factor,sulin-like peptide (LEY I-L). or INSL., corresponding to the chromosomal location of the human gene.. The authors felt that this was a Leydig cell specific message and predicted an insulin-like character for the gene product.. Upon close scrutiny one will notice that the critical position in the A c

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The Relaxin Receptor,ion with its natural ligand is quite strong the high nonspecific binding, which is a property of relaxin, has made the usual radioligand-mediated detection methods quite difficult. In contrast, insulin has low nonspecific binding, but shows specific binding up to 80% of the total radioactivity bound

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Relaxin and Genealogy, cautious after learning from relaxin that as little as a methyl group, more or less clear across the molecule away from the binding-site can reduce activity by an order of magnitude. In the context of molecular genealogy, relaxin would have induced humility also in practitioners of this art were th

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Book 1998 its effect on the uterus and the symphysis pubis in preparation for parturition. However, the literature suggests that not all functions occur in one species. This book describes how to obtain the necessary molecules or derivatives for research, reaching right into the design of new molecules for specific applications.