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Peptide carbonyl oxygen ligands

The structure and definition of each metal-ligand distance is shown in the figure below. The O is from the peptide carbonyl oxygen. [Pg.106]

Proteins bind Ca "" via oxygen ligands, particularly carboxylate groups and carbonyl groups of peptide bonds. This also applies to the structure illustrated here, in which a Ca "" ion is coordinated by the oxygen atoms of carboxylate and acid amide groups. [Pg.342]

See other pages where Peptide carbonyl oxygen ligands is mentioned: [Pg.111] [Pg.117] [Pg.41] [Pg.111] [Pg.117] [Pg.41] [Pg.196] [Pg.278] [Pg.88] [Pg.91] [Pg.92] [Pg.92] [Pg.92] [Pg.93] [Pg.100] [Pg.101] [Pg.113] [Pg.113] [Pg.114] [Pg.114] [Pg.115] [Pg.115] [Pg.116] [Pg.119] [Pg.119] [Pg.128] [Pg.136] [Pg.139] [Pg.148] [Pg.312] [Pg.1027] [Pg.1030] [Pg.1030] [Pg.6344] [Pg.163] [Pg.442] [Pg.442] [Pg.47] [Pg.1026] [Pg.1029] [Pg.1029] [Pg.6343] [Pg.157] [Pg.595] [Pg.957] [Pg.202] [Pg.94] [Pg.456] [Pg.106] [Pg.295]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.114 , Pg.115 ]

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Carbonyl ligands

Carbonyl oxygen

Oxygen ligands

Peptide carbonyls