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C-terminus (někdy též C-konec) je označení pro ten konec peptidu (případně polypeptidu, resp. proteinu), který končí –COOH (karboxylovou) skupinou, tzn. karboxylová skupina navázaná na alfa uhlíku už není peptidovou vazbou připojena na další aminokyselinu. Opačný konec proteinu se označuje jako N-terminus a je ukončen –NH2 skupinou – díky tomu je…
Membránové proteiny, Detekce & Translace
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konec proteinu cooh skupinou skupina polypeptidu tomu translace membránové proteiny peptidu n-terminus amidu proteinů c-terminální aminokyseliny řadě membránových někdy též
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| C-terminus | related to Membránové proteiny | Membránové | 0.60 | section |
| C-terminus | related to Membránové proteiny | Na C-terminálních | 0.60 | section |
| C-terminus | related to Membránové proteiny | GPI | 0.60 | section |
| C-terminus | related to Membránové proteiny | C-terminální | 0.60 | section |
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