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Racemization of aspartic acid in human proteins
Stefanie Ritz-Timme,
Matthew J. Collins
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Aspartic Acid Racemization
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Racemization
100%
Aspartic Acid
100%
Human Proteins
100%
Proteolysis
16%
Degenerative Disease
16%
Disease Pathogenesis
16%
Signaling Molecules
16%
Abnormal Proteins
16%
Pathophysiological Factors
16%
Molecular Structure
16%
Molecular Indicators
16%
Structural Proteins
16%
Age-dependent Accumulation
16%
Human Tissue
16%
Cartilage
16%
Long-lived Proteins
16%
Biological Consequences
16%
Presbyopia
16%
Protein Function
16%
Cataract
16%
Molecular Biology of Aging
16%
Age-related
16%
Pathological Conditions
16%
Emphysema
16%
Old Age
16%
Protein Aging
16%
Natural Aging
16%
Covalent Modification
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Racemization
100%
Aspartic Acid
100%
Chemical Structure
11%
Enzyme
11%
Proteolysis
11%
Molecular Biology
11%
Senescence
11%
Structural Protein
11%
Protein Function
11%
Signaling Protein
11%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Aspartic Acid
100%
Atherosclerosis
14%
Cataract
14%
Structural Protein
14%
Diseases
14%
Degenerative Disease
14%
Lung Emphysema
14%