Definitions
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- noun organic chemistry The removal of an
amino group from a compound
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun removal of the amino radical from an amino acid or other amino compound
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Examples
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Cytosine deamination is a topic near and dear to Mike's heart if I recall.
Controlled Pathways 2008
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Alu elements coupled with cytosine deamination generate p53 binding sites.
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I also just learned that methionine is resistant to cytosine deamination, and it sets the reading frame.
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Cytosine deamination, controlled variation and the immunological functions are nicely linked and analogous systems in unicellular organisms can be found.
Controlled Pathways 2008
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Cytosine deamination, controlled variation and the immunological functions are nicely linked and analogous systems in unicellular organisms can be found.
Controlled Pathways 2008
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How do cells exclude radiation, deamination or by-products of cellular respiration.
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They include all kinds of radiation effects, by-products of chemical reactions, including necessary metabolic ones, deamination and even hydrolysis.
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It's basically a case study in what smoking ruins were left of ID after the ARN forum debates of 2000-2003, which is where PCP degradation, cytosine deamination, and most of the other inconvenient-to-ID examples that Mike Gene discusses in his book were brought to his attention for the first time.
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It's basically a case study in what smoking ruins were left of ID after the ARN forum debates of 2000-2003, which is where PCP degradation, cytosine deamination, and most of the other inconvenient-to-ID examples that Mike Gene discusses in his book were brought to his attention for the first time.
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Listed are several of these oxidizing reactions. alcohol dehydrogenation aldehyde dehydrogenation alkyl/acyclic hydroxylation aromatic hydroxylation deamination desulfuration
Biotransformation 2008
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