Conformational and Functional Effects Induced by D- and L-Amino Acid Epimerization on a Single Gene Encoded Peptide from the Skin Secretion of Hypsiboas punctatus

Keyphrases

• 1H nuclear Magnetic Resonance (1H NMR) 33%
• Amino Acids 33%
• Amphibians 33%
• Antimicrobial Activity 33%
• Aversive Reaction 33%
• Bioactive Compounds 33%
• C-terminal Amidation 33%
• CDNA Sequence 33%
• Combined Technique 33%
• Complex Mixtures 33%
• Conformational Effect 100%
• D-amino Acids 100%
• Edman Degradation 33%
• Epimerization 100%
• Functional Impact 100%
• Functional Studies 33%
• Gustatory 33%
• High-resolution MS 33%
• Hypsiboas 100%
• Ion Mobility Spectrometry 33%
• Low Energy 33%
• MS-MS 33%
• NMR Structure 33%
• Novel Peptide 33%
• Orientation Change 33%
• Proteomics 33%
• Punctatus 100%
• Reversed Phase 33%
• RMSD Analysis 33%
• Side Chain 33%
• Skin Secretion 100%
• Small Protein 33%
• Solid-phase Peptide Synthesis 33%
• Structural Divergence 33%
• Terminal Residue 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Amidation 50%
• Amino Acids 100%
• Amphibia 50%
• Antimicrobial Activity 50%
• C-Terminus 50%
• Edman Degradation 50%
• Epimerization 100%
• Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry 50%
• Mouse 50%
• N-Terminus 50%
• Peptide Synthesis 50%
• Proteomics 50%
• Skin Secretion 100%
• Solid 50%
• Tandem Mass Spectrometry 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Amidation 50%
• Amino Terminal Sequence 50%
• Amphibia 50%
• Antimicrobial Activity 50%
• Carboxy Terminal Sequence 50%
• Epimerization 100%
• Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry 50%
• Mouse 50%
• Peptide Synthesis 50%
• Skin Secretion 100%
• Solid 50%
• Spine 50%
• Tandem Mass Spectrometry 50%