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disulfide bond

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disulfide bond [dī¦səl‚fīd ′bänd]
(organic chemistry)


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The observation that many of the food allergens are proteins containing intramolecular disulfide bonds that may be important to their allergenicity (Lehrer et al.
The sulfur that is introduced in the productive stage of mixing inserts into the disulfide bond, forming a hybrid crosslinking reservoir capable of generating hybrid crosslinks in the presence of activating zinc complexes such as Zn[(MBT).
Gilliland, The Crystal Structure of the Disulfide-stabilized Fv Fragment of Anticancer Antibody B1: Conformational Influence of an Engineered Disulfide Bond, Proteins 31(2), 128-138 (1998).
 
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