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...atory mechanisms, including by exporting neutral [[osmolyte]]s such as the amino acid [[taurine]]. However, magnocellular neurons do not rapidly correct their vo

...e components of the outer wall protecting the organism is composed of much amino acid polypeptide and sugar. Even though the cell wall is known to bring rigidity

...wall tructure surrounding the bacterial cell which is composed of a sugar-amino acid co-polymer called [[peptidoglycan]]. Some phages, such as Lambda phage of '

...wall structure surrounding the bacterial cell which is composed of a sugar-amino acid co-polymer called [[peptidoglycan]]. Some phages, such as Lambda phage of '

...[[translation]]'' (meaning translation from a nucleic acid polymer to an [[amino acid]] polymer). The other transcribed RNA sequences may have regulatory, struct ...ch [[Translation (genetics)|translate]]s the nucleic acid sequence to an [[amino acid|amino-acid]] sequence. The genetic code consists of three-letter 'words' ca

...uses [[nucleic acid]]s as its genetic material, and uses the same twenty [[amino acid]]s as the building blocks for its [[protein]]s. All organisms use the same

...in white adipose tissue, with highest expression in female gonadal fat. An amino acid sequence expressed in humans with a large similarity to resistin was also f

...ually weigh between 26 and 60 [[kDa]], and have an average length of 380 [[amino acid]]s.

...nslation|translate]]s the code by assembling a [[protein]] molecule from [[amino acid]]s (the building blocks of proteins) according to the base pair sequence br ...a sequence of three of complementary base pairs. Each codon codes for one amino acid residue. It is a series of codons, along with a start codon and three stop

...ized by [[protein]] deficiency, a result of the inherent lack of two key [[amino acid]]s in pre-modern maize, [[lysine]] and [[tryptophan]]. Nixtamalization was

...ficiency, [[iron supplements]], usually with [[iron (II) sulfate]] or iron amino acid chelate, can correct the anemia. Chelated iron is ten to fifteen times mor

...arious families of proteins were recognized to be similarly repeating. The amino acid sequences within the protein families even show some similarity between [[K

...um acetobutylicum'', coding for proteins involved in lipid degradation and amino acid decomposition. Many of these comprise the ''Clostridial'' "backbone" of ORF

...erwise impair energy production. The metabolic pathway that leads from the amino acid lysine to [[carnitine]] requires vitamin C twice. The steps are the enzymes .... USPTO. 11 Jan 1994.</ref> related heart disease, the other two being the amino acid [[lysine]] and [[nicotinic acid]] (a form of Vitamin B3). Lp(a) as an athe

...isolated a postsynaptic neurotoxin called pseudonajatoxin A. It has 117 [[amino acid]] residues and a high [[molecular weight]] of 12,280, meaning it is slow to

...ferent [[chemical elements]], can combine to form [[molecule]]s, such as [[amino acid]]s, in a variety of types depending on the particular combination of elemen

...arious families of proteins were recognized to be similarly repeating. The amino acid sequences within the protein families even show similarities between [[King

...ne Trees: A Phylogenetic Analysis of the Elapidae (Serpentes) Based on the Amino Acid Sequences of Venom Proteins]." ''Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution'' Vo

...enes spread out evenly between the two DNA strands. They also compared the amino acid sequences of VZV to that of the Herpes Simplex Virus I, another virus of th

...pes of the various families of proteins were recognized to be similar. The amino acid sequences within the protein families even show similarities between [[King

...mediated by [[electrostatic]] interactions between the positively-charged amino acid residues in the cationic domain of dendrotoxin and the negatively-charged r ...od chain.<ref>Chan 2011</ref> It is known that the mercuric ion inhibits [[amino acid]] (AA) and [[glutamate]] (Glu) transport, potentially leading to excitotoxi

...irus gene expresses a five-membrane spanning cell surface protein that has amino acid homology to cellular [[CD47]] proteins. CD47 proteins are associated with

# [[Amino acid metabolism and function]]

...overactivity of the HPA axis together with overactivity of the excitatory amino acid neurotransmitters promotes a form of allostatic load, consisting of cogniti

...uman organism. Those molecules include relatively small molecules, like [[amino acid|amino acids]], [[Nucleic acid metabolism|nucleotides]], [[monosaccharide]]s ...ried ways that generate small carbon-based molecules such as [[sugar]]s, [[amino acid]]s and [[Nucleic acid metabolism|nucleotides]], which can join to become hu

...and organism. Those molecules include relatively small molecules, like [[Amino acid|amino acids]], [[Nucleic acid metabolism|nucleotides]], [[monosaccharide]]s ...ried ways that generate small carbon-based molecules such as [[sugar]]s, [[amino acid]]s and [[Nucleic acid metabolism|nucleotides]], which can join to become hu

...[vasopressin]] are two closely related molecules - they differ by just one amino acid. They come from two separate but very similar genes, genes so similar that

...vingstone. pp. 139. ISBN 0-443-07145-4.</ref> The [[calciseptine]] is a 60 amino acid peptide which acts as a smooth muscle relaxant and an inhibitor of cardiac

...behavior itself include the flocking behavior of birds, and the folding of amino acid polymers into catalytic proteins.

...behavior itself include the flocking behavior of birds, and the folding of amino acid polymers into catalytic proteins.