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Dictionary » N » N-alpha-acetylenkephalin carboxypeptidase N-alpha-acetylenkephalin carboxypeptidaseN-alpha-acetylenkephalin carboxypeptidase (Science: enzyme) removes sequentially 2 amino acids from c-terminal end of n-acetyl(met5)- or n-acetyl(leu5)-enkephalins; non-acetylated enkephalins less active; a metallocarboxypeptidase Registry number: EC 3.4.17.- Synonym: n-acetyltyrosine deacetylase
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