Deamination

... which part of my post I said there would be thymidine dimers in HIV? Cytosine is a pyrimidine as well, and it can undergo dimerization as well as deamination under UV irradiation. I said UV light can cause "biochemical changes in the microbe's nucleic acids", not that it causes "thymidine ...

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... the bacteria responds to: 2,3 Butanediol Fermentation (Voges-Proskaur Test) Starch Hydrolysis Fat Hydrolysis Tryptophan Degradation Phenylalanine Deamination Carbohydrate Media (I also need a lot of information on Branhamella catarrhalis, even though it is not one of my possibilities, because ...

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thanks for the website, i went through it. well i know that leucine is converted into acetyl-CoA after its deamination. so what i think was that leucine should go straight to the kreb cycle without going through glycolysis. it makes 12 ATPs in Kreb cycle. so is that mean one ...

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thanks for the website, i went through it. well i know that leucine is converted into acetyl-CoA after its deamination. so what i think was that leucine should go straight to the kreb cycle without going through glycolysis. it makes 12 ATPs in Kreb cycle. so is that mean one ...

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... cytidine residues to uridine residues and infrequently results in the reverse conversion. The mechanisms by which this transition could occur are deamination or transamination of the amide at C-4 of cytosine, transglycosylation of the ribosyl residue, or deletion of a CMP residue and insertion ...

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