3.4.17.18: carboxypeptidase T
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- 3.4.17.18
- camptothecin
-
pressor
-
topoisomerase
- children
- pain
- carnitine
-
services
-
terminology
-
percept
-
session
- palmitoyltransferase
-
surgeon
-
postoperative
-
sympathetic
-
physician
-
demographic
-
medicare
-
reimbursement
-
comorbidities
-
posttraumatic
-
bill
- irinotecan
- topotecan
-
veterans
-
outpatient
-
commission
-
insurance
-
neuropsychological
-
reoperation
-
psycinfo
-
physiotherapy
- acuminata
-
readmission
-
payment
-
impulsivity
-
psychotherapy
- malonyl-coa
-
inattention
-
handgrip
-
cotrimoxazole
- methylphenidate
-
cholinephosphotransferase
-
event-related
- myoglobinuria
-
attention-deficit
-
stroop
-
icd-9-cm
- degradation
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marketscan
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therapist
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payer
Reaction
releases a C-terminal residue, which may be hydrophobic or positively charged =
Synonyms
carboxypeptidase SG, carboxypeptidase T, CPT, metallocarboxypeptidase T
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APPLICATION 
ORGANISM
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LITERATURE
degradation
reconstruction of the primary specificity pocket of CpT to make it like CpB neither enhances the CpT5 activity with a substrate possessing C-terminal Arg, nor lowers the activity with a substrate carrying C-terminal Leu. Notwithstanding the considerable structural similarity of CpT and CpB, the mechanisms underlying their substrate specificities are different
