glycine
glycine
Definition
gly·cine (glī′sēn′, -sin; glī sēn′)
glycine
Usage Examples
Preposition: at
- position: This explains why amino acids other than glycine at position 78 disrupt the binding between the operator and repressor.
Modifies a noun
- residue: Glycine residues are marked with a different symbol type.
- loop: The ATP-binding glycine loop motif ( amino acids 11 to 16 ) is disordered in both structures.
- receptor: A glycine receptor specific to the spinal cord is also the target for the US company NPS Pharmaceuticals.
- max: Type Glycine max in the text box beside Organism.
- serine: Virtual northern data was collected for all three of the H. glycines serine proteinases in addition to that of G. pallida.
- motif: The ATP-binding glycine loop motif ( amino acids 11 to 16 ) is disordered in both structures.
Noun used with modifier
- amino: Evidence for both an enhancement and an inhibition of water transport when the amino acid glycine is added have been found by different researchers.
- acid: Evidence for both an enhancement and an inhibition of water transport when the amino acid glycine is added have been found by different researchers.
Browse dictionary entries near glycine
- glyceryl
- glycerol
- glycerinate
- glycerin
- glyceride
- glyceric acid
- glyceraldehyde
- gluttony
- gluttonous
- glutton
- glyco-
- glycogen
- glycogenesis
- glycogenic
- glycol
- glycolic acid
- glycolysis
- glyconeogenesis
- glycoprotein
- glycoside
