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tetrapeptide

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tetrapeptide /tet·ra·pep·tide/ (-pep´tīd) a peptide which, on hydrolysis, yields four amino acids.
tet·ra·pep·tide (ttr-pptd)
n.
A peptide composed of four amino acids.

tetrapeptide
[-pep′tīd]
a compound formed by four amino acids united by peptide links.

tetrapeptide [tet″rah-pep´tīd]
a peptide which, on hydrolysis, yields four amino acids.

tetrapeptide
a peptide which, on hydrolysis, yields four amino acids.


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Luo, (2008) Use of tetrapeptide signals for protein secondary-structure prediction, Amino Acids, 35,607-614.
Potential tetrapeptide cleavage sites for SKI-1/S1P protease or a related protease have been identified immediately upstream of the N-termini of the CCHFV ([RRLL.
The influence of the chronic administration of melatonin (epiphyseal hormone) and epitalon (a synthetic tetrapeptide increasing melatonin production) on the learning process and the protracted memory has been studied in LIO rats in the course of aging for 2 years under standard illumination regime (12L :12D).
 
 
 
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