[Amino acids and peptides. 13. Preparation of active pyridyl-(3)-ester N-protected amino acids and peptides as well as their use in peptide synthesis].
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Automated synthesis of peptide nucleic acids and peptide nucleic acid-peptide conjugates.
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High resolution techniques of peptide mapping. Separation of bovine carotid actin peptides on cellulose thin layers and of the corresponding dansyl-peptides on polyamide thin layers.
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Trace peptides with positive inotropic action in blood plasma of dogs. I. Chemistry and physiological significance of the peptide constituents of an intermediate molecular weight (1000-10,000 daltons) peptide fraction from heparinized dog blood plasma.
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Conformational studies on modified proteins and peptides. Conformation of peptides with intact and overlapping helices obtained by cleavage of myoglobin at proline peptide bonds.
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Synthetic peptide receptors: molecularly imprinted polymers for the recognition of peptides using peptide-metal interactions.
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The beta-amyloid peptide, peptide self-assembly, and the emergence of biological activities. A new principle in peptide function and the induction of neuropathology.
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National Hormone & Peptide Program: peptide hormones (recombinant & natural), hypothalamic peptides, hormones-antisera, other reagents, & hormone assay services available.
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Amino acids and peptides VI. Novel peptide bond formation catalyzed by metal ions. IV. Formation of optically active amino acid amides and peptide amides.
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Studies on peptides. CLI. Syntheses of cystine-peptides by oxidation of S-protected cysteine-peptides with thallium(III) trifluoroacetate.
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Studies on peptides. CLXIV. Solutions-phase synthesis of a 36-residue peptide amide corresponding to the entire amino acid sequence of chicken antral peptide.
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National hormone & peptide program: peptide hormones (recombinant & natural), hypothalamic peptides, hormones-antisera, other reagents & hormone assay services available.
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[Biochemistry of natriuretic peptides--brain natriuretic peptide and its related peptides].
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[On the basis of immunogenic peptides for induction of protein-reactive anti-peptide antibodies in view of peptide conformation].
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Conformational studies on modified proteins and peptides. 3. Conformation of peptides obtained by cleavage of myoglobin at arginine peptide bonds.
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Neurospora crassa cytochrome c. II. Chymotryptic peptides, tryptic peptides, cyanogen bromide peptides, and the complete amino acid sequence.
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Preparation of large peptide libraries with one peptide per bead and their use for the discovery of peptides that bind to acceptors.
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A viral peptide can mimic an endogenous peptide for allorecognition of a major histocompatibility complex class I product.
Alloreactive class I-restricted T cells may recognize the class I structure alone, in association with a specific peptide, or with any stabilizing peptide. We have tested the role of endogenous peptides in the recognition of H-2Kb molecules by two alloreactive cytolytic T lymphocyte (CTL) clones using the mutant tumor line RMA-S, which expresses its surface H-2b molecules devoid of peptides and is not lysed by these two CTL clones. Empty H-2b molecules on RMA-S cells can be stabilized by binding exogenously added peptides. H-2Kb-specific recognition of the RMA-S cells by one of the CTL clones was restored by endogenous peptide extracts which only minimally stabilized H-2Kb on the surface of RMA-S cells, indicating the requirement for a specific peptide on a limited number of H-2Kb molecules. In addition, one out of three peptides which greatly enhance the expression of H-2Kb, the nucleoprotein peptide 52-59 from vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), was also able to restore the lysis of RMA-S cells by the clone. The recognition of a common motif by an alloreactive clone (H-2k anti-H-2Kb) and virus-specific Kb-restricted clones suggests that both H-2k and H-2b thymic environments allow selection of T cells capable of recognizing H-2Kb+VSV and that tolerance to self, as would be the case in the (H-2k x H-2b)F1 mice, would partially delete the repertoire of antiviral T cells.
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