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Opioid Peptides from Milk Proteins
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The human β-casein amide, Tyr-Pro-Phe-Val-NH2 (valmuceptin) was the most active, more than the bovine counterpart, morphiceptin, and was named β-casorphin and α-lactorphin, respectively.
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Purification and Characterization of an Opioid Antagonist from a Peptic Digest of Bovine κ-Casein
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A chloroform/methanol extract of a peptic digest of bovine K-casein had binding activity to opioid receptors of rat brain and was an antagonist selective for the μ- and κ-types of opioid receptors.
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Characterization of a dinuclear MnV=O complex and is efficient evolution of O2 in the presence of water.
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Opioid antagonist peptides derived from κ-casein
Summary Opioid antagonists were sought in the fragments of κ-casein which were obtained by chemical synthesis and enzymic digestion. A synthetic bovine κ-casein peptide (35–41),…
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Characterization of β-Lactotensin, a Bioactive Peptide Derived from Bovine β-Lactoglobulin, as a Neurotensin Agonist
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The results suggest that the hypertensive activity of β-LT is mediated by the NT2 receptor, and it was concluded that the NT1 and NT2 receptors mediate the opposite effect on blood pressure.
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Heat-induced Transparent Gel Formation of Bovine Serum Albumin.
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The formation of transparent gels by 6% bovine serum albumin (BSA), pH 7.5, was examined by one- and two-step heating methods and the mechanism of transparent gel formation in BSA may be similar to that in ovalbumin.
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Isolation and characterization of opioid antagonist peptides derived from human lactoferrin.
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A study of the structure-activity relationship of the three lactoferroxins and their synthetic analogues showed that these opioid antagonist peptides derived from food protein could be expressed by the general formula XA-Tyr-XB-T Tyr-OCH3.
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Five amino acid residues in cysteine-rich domain of human T1R3 were involved in the response for sweet-tasting protein, thaumatin.
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One-electron oxidized nickel(II)-(disalicylidene)diamine complex: temperature-dependent tautomerism between Ni(III)-phenolate and Ni(II)-phenoxyl radical states.
The one-electron oxidized species of a Ni(II)-phenolate complex has been shown to be in the Ni(II)-phenoxyl radical state at room temperature and the Ni(III)-phenolate state at < -120 degrees C,…
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Isolation and crystal structure of a peroxo-bridged heme-copper complex.
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