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Histidinoalanine: a crosslinking amino acid

Taylor et al., 2007

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15506033658592638452
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Taylor C
Wang W
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Tetrahedron

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As the name suggests, this bis-amino acid is derived literally by covalently linking the Nim of a histidine residue to Cb of an alanine residue. Two regioisomers (t-HAL and p-HAL) are possible (Fig. 1), depending on which nitrogen of the imidazole is linked to the 'Ala'residue …
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