THE OCCURRENCE OF ALPHA-N-TRIMETHYLALANINE AS THE N-TERMINAL AMINO-ACID OF SOME MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAINS
THE OCCURRENCE OF ALPHA-N-TRIMETHYLALANINE AS THE N-TERMINAL AMINO-ACID OF SOME MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAINS
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-5793(82)80558-9
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
TRAYER, IP
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作者:
HENRY, GD;DALGARNO, DC;TRAYER, IP
The alkali light chains are small subunits of myosin; one is associated with each head region. Rabbit fast-twitch skeletal muscle myosin contains two types, A 1 (LC 1) and A2 (LC3), which occur in a ratio of-2: 1 [1, 2]. These differ from one another primarily in that Al possesses a 41 residue N-terminal ‘tail’rich in proline, lysine and alanine residues, although they are otherwise almost identical 131.