生长激素。2结构关系。

N Chêne, J Martal, P de la Llosa, J Charrier
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用不同的方法对几种不同器官的生长激素的促生长活性进行了定位。比较序列,以发现一个或几个区域具有共同的同源性。利用肽重组技术和影响某些氨基酸的化学变化对这些激素进行了研究;然后估计了生长或与促生长受体结合的体内生物学功能。目前关于天然生长激素的生物合成分子和二级结构的研究资料较少。这一研究表明了特定部位的体适性功能。
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Growth hormones. II. Structure-function relationships.

Localization of the somatotropic activity of growth hormones from several species and from different organs was attempted using different approaches. Sequences were compared in order to detect one or several regions with a common homology. The technique of peptide recombinants as well as chemical changes affecting some amino acids was applied to these hormones; the biological function in vivo of growth or binding to somatotropic receptors was then estimated. The few data available on biosynthetic molecules and secondary structures of natural growth hormones are reported. This study indicates the somatotropic function of particular sites.

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