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The amino acids that regularly act as metal ligands in proteins are thiolates of cysteines, imidazoles of histidines, carboxylates ofglutamicand aspartic acids, and phenolates of tyrosines.
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Conversion into free amino acids is around 10% of the total soluble label: aspartic acid + asparagine (1.5%),glutamicacid + glutamine (3.8%), proline (1.3%), alanine (4.2%).
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This drug is derived fromglutamicacid, which is the main ingredient of thalidomide.
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Alpha-ketoglutarate, (also known as 2-oxo glutarate) is a 5-carbon keto acid derived fromglutamicacid.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The residue changes are glycine at position 82 (previouslyglutamicacid), threonine at position 218 (previously asparagine) and valine at position 255 (previously alanine).
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Characterization of the proteins purified with monoclonal antibodies toglutamicacid decarboxylase.
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In the medium the concentration ofglutamicacid changed little during incubation.
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Thirty years ago it was thought for a while that, far from being behaviourally toxic,glutamicacid could possibly enhance intelligence.
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Increase of serumglutamic-oxalacetic andglutamic-pyruvic transaminases in patients with hydatid cysts treated with mebendazole and albendazole.
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Three other amino acids,glutamicacid, alanine and glycine, behaved unusually.
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Regional localization ofglutamicacid decarboxylase immunoreactivity in retina of developing rabbit.
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In both studies, the concentration of freeglutamicacid was found to be much the highest.
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The lactams ofglutamicacid or lysine in the molten state also served as polar reaction media, facilitating thermal polycondensation.
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At the blastocyst stage, glycine conversion into other amino acids is high and mainly utilised in the formation ofglutamicacid.
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Horizontal cells of the mouse retina containglutamicacid decarboxylase-like immunoreactivity during early developmental stages.
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Horizontal cells of the mouse retina containglutamic-acid decarboxylase-like immunoreactivity during early developmental stages.
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Glutamicacid was by far the most prominent amino acid in the worms with a concentration that was nearly four times that in the medium.
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The rôle ofglutamicacid in brain metabolism, however, is being studied in a number of universities and research units.
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