[Contribution to the knowledge of the chemistry of silk fibroin. II].
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[Contributions to silkworm biochemistry. IX. Utilization of the carboxylic carbon of phenylalanine for the synthesis of the amino acids of silk fibroin].
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[Contributions to silkworm biochemistry. XI. Utilization of the carbon from formate for the biosynthesis of the amino acids in silk fibroin].
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[Contributions to silkworm biochemistry. XII. Utilization of both carbons from glycine for the biosynthesis of the amino acids in silk fibroin].
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Contributions to silkworm biochemistry. V. Time of biosynthesis of fibroin and its location in the silk of Bombyx mori L. (European race).
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[Contributions to silkworm biochemistry. XVI. Conversion of threonine into the glycine, serine and alanine of silk fibroin].
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Sequences of amino acid residues in silk fibroin.
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The sequence glycylalanylglycine in silk fibroin.
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[Structure of tyrosin containing part of pentide chain of silk fibroin].
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[Chromatographic comparison of natural peptides from silk fibroin and corresponding synthetic preparations].
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[Structure of the amorphous portion of silk fibroin].
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[ON THE FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF FIBROIN AND SERICIN SECRETION IN THE SILK GLAND OF BOMBYX MORI L. I. THE PROXIMAL SEGMENT OF THE SILK GLAND].
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[ON THE FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF FIBROIN AND SERICIN SECRETION OF THE SILK GLAND OF BOMBYX MORI L. II. THE MEDIAL SEGMENT OF THE SILK GLAND].
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[Isolation of the crystalline component of silk fibroin].
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[The reaction of fibroin of silk with 2,4-dinitrofluorobenzene].
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Isolation of a clone encoding a second dragline silk fibroin. Nephila clavipes dragline silk is a two-protein fiber.
Spider dragline silk is a unique protein fiber possessing both high tensile strength and high elasticity. A partial cDNA clone for one dragline silk protein (Spidroin 1) was previously isolated. However, the predicted amino acid sequence could not account for the amino acid composition of dragline silk. We have isolated a partial cDNA clone for another dragline silk protein (Spidroin 2), demonstrating that dragline silk is composed of multiple proteins. The amino acid sequence exhibits an entirely different repetitive motif than Spidroin 1. Spidroin 2 is predicted to consist of linked beta-turns in proline-rich regions which alternate with beta-sheet regions composed of polyalanine segments. This structure for Spidroin 2 provides a model for dragline silk structure and function.
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Stimulation of fibroin synthesis elicits ultrastructural shifts in the Golgi complex of secretory cells.
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[Biochemical aspects on fibroin (author's transl)].
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