Масс-спектрометрическое секвенирование биоактивных пептидов, выделенных из кожи лягушек Rana ridibunda и Rana arvalis
Диссертация
Механизм действия биоактивных пептидов заключается в разрушении клеточной стенки патогенного организма. При этом структура пептида коррелирует с особенностями строения мембран разрушаемых клеток, что обусловливает высокую специфичность действия пептида. Например, антимикробные пептиды избирательно разрушают мембраны бактерий, но не активны в отношении соматических клеток. Такая специфичность… Читать ещё >
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- Я Аминокислота тт I —Ш-СН-СО— Символ Структура радикала R Масса остатка1. Глицин Gly (G) —H 57.021. Алании Ala (А) -CH3 71.041. Серин Ser (S) —CH2OH 87.03
- Пролин Pro (Р) О —N-CH-CO- 97.05
- Валин Val (V) -CH (CH3)2 99.07
- Треонин Thr (T) —CH (OH)CH3 101.04
- Цистеин Cys© —CH2SH 103.011. OH 1
- Гидроксипролин Hyp л —N-CH-CO- 113.05
- Лейцин Leu (L) —CH—CH (CH3)2 113.08
- Изолейцин Ile (I) —CH (CH3)—CH2CH3 113.08
- Аспарагин Asn (N) —CH2—CONH2 114.04
- Аспарагиновая кислота Asp (D) —CH2COOH 115.03
- Глутамин Gln (Q) —CH2—CH2CONH2 128.06
- Лизин Lys (K) -(CH2)4NH2 128.09
- Глутаминовая кислота Glu (E) —CH2—CH2COOH 129.04
- Метионин Met (M) —CH2—CH2—S—CH3 131.041. Гистидин His (H) 137.06
- Окисленный метионин MetoX (MoX) -CH2-CH2-S-CH3 o 147.03
- Фенил ал анин Phe (F) —CH2—Ph 147.07
- Окисленный цистеин cox —CH2—S03H 150.99
- Аргинин Arg® —(CH2)3-NH-C-NH2 NH 156.10
- Карбоксамидометилцистеин C* —CH2—s—CH2CONH2 160.03
- Тирозин Туг (Y) —CH2-H^^-OH 163.06
- Фосфорилированный серин PS —CH20—PO (OH)2 167.00
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