08:31 Feb 11, 2008 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Science - Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-) / polypeptides | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Timothy Miller Local time: 01:57 | ||||||
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forms a homodimer oriented antiparallel to/from the (position of the) Glu and Lys Explanation: As a possible suggestion, I would say something like "the KEα3 forms a homodimer oriented antiparallel to Glu and Lys". I am not sure if "location/position of Glu and Lys" is necessary here or not. Also, I think it could be "antiparallel to" or "antiparallel from" without much of a change in meaning. But what do you guys think? |
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antiparallel homodimer from placements... Explanation: In addition, KEƒ¿3 forms 2 dimers and the orientation forms an antiparallel homodimer from placements of Glu and Lys. |
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forms an anti-parallel homodimer linked via Glu and Lys(cysteine amino acid residues) Explanation: a first monomer read from the N-terminal amino acid residue to the C-terminal amino acid residue is aligned against a second monomer which is read from the C-terminal amino acid residue to the N-terminal amino acid residue ie in the opposite direction to that of the first peptide monomer; the two peptide monomers being linked through sulphur to sulphur bonds via the cysteine amino acid residues as described above for parallel or anti-parallel dimers of the invention.... www.patentstorm.us/patents/6228373-description.html - 96k - |
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