What does glutamination mean?
Glutamination means (organic chemistry) The addition of a glutamine residue to a molecule.
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(organic chemistry) The addition of a glutamine residue to a molecule.
Alternatively, SeCys may be converted into methyl-SeCys via glutamination into γ-glutamyl-SeCys, subsequent methylation into γ-glutamyl-methyl-SeCys and finally deglutamination (Figure 5).
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Glutamination means (organic chemistry) The addition of a glutamine residue to a molecule.
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Possible antonyms include deglutamination.
Alternatively, SeCys may be converted into methyl-SeCys via glutamination into γ-glutamyl-SeCys, subsequent methylation into γ-glutamyl-methyl-SeCys and finally deglutamination (Figure 5).
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