The amino acid sequence around the reactive cysteine residue in human plasma Factor XIII (Short Communication)
J. John Holbrook, Rodney D. Cooke, I.B. Kingston
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J. John Holbrook, Rodney D. Cooke, I.B. Kingston
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1. Activated human plasma factor XIII was 65% inhibited by iodo[(14)C]acetate and incorporated 0.6 mol of label into the alpha subunit, which eventually was allowed to form a precipitate. 2. All the label was recovered as S-carboxymethylcysteine in a tetra-peptide of sequence Gly-Gln-Cys-Trp.
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1. Activated human plasma factor XIII was 65% inhibited by iodo[(14)C]acetate and incorporated 0.6 mol of label into the alpha subunit, which eventually was allowed to form a precipitate. 2. All the label was recovered as S-carboxymethylcysteine in a tetra-peptide of sequence Gly-Gln-Cys-Trp.
Key concepts: Cysteine, Peptide, Residue (chemistry), Human plasma, Peptide sequence, Chemistry, Amino acid residue, Biochemistry