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Stereochemical Aspects of Transmethylations of Potential Biological Interest,been reported as a constituent of asparagus, . jack beans, . pelargonium and mint leaves, . green tea, . soybean meal, . celery, . tomatoes, . sweet corn, . potatoes, . apples, . and milk. . The amazingly wide distribution of . justifies inquiries into its chemistry, biosynthesis, metabolism, and biological significance.

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Effect of S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine and S-Adenosyl-L-Homocysteine Derivatives on Protein Methylation, the intervening years, it has been recognized that there exist three methylated lysines, ɛ-N-mono-, ɛ-N-di- and ɛ-N-trimethyllysine. In addition, arginine histidine and dicarboxylic amino acid residues of certain proteins were also found to be methylated.

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The Role of S-Adenosylhomocysteine and S-Adenosylhomocysteine Hydrolase in the Control of Biologicamethyl donor by Scarano and Cantoni. in 1954. Over the last 25 years, and especially in the last three or four years, AdoHcy has attracted increasing attention because it has become well established that AdoHcy is a competitive inhibitor of many, if not most, of the reactions in which AdoMet participates 2–13.

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Two Different Modes of Synthesis and Transformation of Cysteine (and Related Amino Acids) by PyridoA variety of amino acids with electrophilic substituents (RO, RS, indolyl, etc.) in positions β or γ are of general biological significance as protein constituents and metabolic intermediates, or in more restricted roles as detoxication products or secondary nitrogen reserves (in plants).

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Cysteamine Pathway of Taurine Biosynthesis,Three main routes have been discovered in animals able to produce taurine (TAU), called the cysteine sulfinic acid (CSA) pathway, the cysteamine pathway and the inorganic pathway.