Significados de backbone amide en inglés

Hydrogen-deuterium exchange mass spectrometric studies localize changes in backbone amide exchange rates to peptides in the FMN-binding domain.

In HXMS experiments, backbone amide hydrogens that are solvent accessible or not involved in hydrogen bonding become labeled with deuterium over time.

Hydrogen-exchange mass spectrometry of Tip then showed that the majority of backbone amide hydrogen atoms became deuterated after only 10 s of labeling.

Additionally, we measured the binding of alphaI-gliadin peptide analogues in which norvaline, which contains a backbone amide hydrogen bond donor, was substituted for each proline.

The potential for optimization is highlighted by N-methylation of backbone amides leading to derivatives with similar antimicrobial activity but lower hemolysis.