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0 mutations nitrogen removal

Deaminating agent A chemical mutagen that can remove an amino group (-NH2) from a nitrogenous base, causing a point mutation. [Pg.1125]

Deletion The removal of one or more nitrogenous bases from DNA, usually producing a frameshift mutation. [Pg.1126]

To test the influence of the Asn residue upon KSl acylation rate, a BaeJ KS1(N206A) mutant was constructed. Upon initial incubation of KS1(N206A) with SNAC 27, markedly reduced levels of acylation were observed compared to WT KSl, with the initial rate reduced by 65 % (Table 4.1 and Fig. 4.9). Approximately the same reduction in acylation rate was observed for the other nitrogen-containing SNACs 28, 30 and 34, indicating the mutation may well have removed a favourable interaction between the Asn side-chain and the nitrogen of... [Pg.96]

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