2001
DOI: 10.1002/1616-5195(20011201)1:9<376::aid-mabi376>3.0.co;2-c
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Synthesis and Surface Chemical Properties of Adhesive Protein of the Asian Freshwater Mussel,Limnoperna fortunei

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“…We so far employed an excess amount of HBr/AcOH for deprotecion in our previous studies on synthesis of sequential polypeptides, which were often composed of Ser, Tyr, and Lys residues [14][15][16][17]. In the present study, one essential requirement for the deprotection is that the branch-root structure of the conjugate 14, i.e., the ester linkage between the Nˇ-peptydyl-ˇ-Ala (or the NH 2 -free ˇ-Ala) and the parent cellulose must be left unchanged.…”
Section: Removal Of Protecting Groups From Conjugate 14mentioning
confidence: 45%
“…We so far employed an excess amount of HBr/AcOH for deprotecion in our previous studies on synthesis of sequential polypeptides, which were often composed of Ser, Tyr, and Lys residues [14][15][16][17]. In the present study, one essential requirement for the deprotection is that the branch-root structure of the conjugate 14, i.e., the ester linkage between the Nˇ-peptydyl-ˇ-Ala (or the NH 2 -free ˇ-Ala) and the parent cellulose must be left unchanged.…”
Section: Removal Of Protecting Groups From Conjugate 14mentioning
confidence: 45%
“…α ‐Lysine (Fig. 1) occur in various biologically active peptides, for example, in the active portions of adrenocorticotropic hormones (1), melanotropic hormones (2), thrombolytically active therapeutic agents such as P6A (obtained from fibrinogen degradation; 3–5), adhesive proteins of marine mussel (6,7), chemotactic peptides (8), biocompatible telomers (9), hybrid peptides (10), and analogs‐like somatostatin (11). Consequently, considerable efforts have had been made to incorporate Lys residues in the peptide chain extension.…”
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“…Previous preparations of peptides containing Z ε ‐lysine utilized coupling reagents‐like carbodiimides (3–7,10,12–18) and BOP (9). Peptide coupling has also been achieved using the mixed anhydride method (8,11,19–22), the azide method (23–25), the active ester method (formyl‐substituted nitrophenylthio esters; 26).…”
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“…A partir dos valores de tensões superficiais das proteínas nativa e sintética do mexilhão dourado, reportado na literatura especializada 75 foi possível calcular o trabalho de adsorção dessas proteínas nos substratos de poliuretano e materiais comerciais, conforme descrito no item 3.3.4 do procedimento experimental.…”
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“…Esse aumento no valor do fator de predominância (R) piorou o desempenho da resina PU4 como material anti-incrustante.Na resina PU5, a qual se trata de um compósito com a incorporação de 5% de ZnO, o valor de R encontrado foi de 0,58 predominando o componente de dispersão nesse tipo de substrato. A literatura Ohkawa (2001)75 sugere que o componente de dispersão não tem nenhuma correlação clara com a percentagem de mexilhão incrustado enquanto o componente polar certamente correlaciona-se com a percentagem de mexilhões incrustados. No entanto, o que se observa é que a resina teve um desempenho razoável como material anti-incrustante, o que nos leva a concluir que o óxido de zinco atuou como um agente biocida para o mexilhão78 .No caso do aço o seu desempenho razoável apesar da predominância do componente de dispersão (R= 0,20) pode estar relacionado a fatores elétricos tal com a condutividade elétrica 1,4 10 6 S.m, que promove na interface metal-líquido a formação de uma dupla camada elétrica, que possivelmente induz a superfície metálica ao um processo de polarização desfavorável ao ancoramento do mexilhão.…”
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