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tripeptide
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tripeptide /tri·pep·tide/ (tri-pep´tīd) a peptide that on hydrolysis yields three amino acids.
tripeptide [tri-pep´tīd]
a peptide formed from three amino acids.
tripeptide
a peptide formed from three amino acids.
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Furthermore, dairy tripeptides such as valine-prolyl-proline (VPP) and isoleucine-proline-proline (IPP) from cultured dairy products have been shown to be vascular-healthy.
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Now, in 2009, specific tripeptides derived from milk are the basis for new food ingredients used in the battle against hypertension.
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B3LYP calculated interaction energies predict low energy conformations for complex systems of perfluorinated fatty acid interactions with cysteine, methionine, and tripeptides consisting of one of either sulfur containing amino acid with glycine end sites.
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