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Determining the Amino Acid Sequence Nature of Amino Acid Sequences Synthe.sis of Polypeptides in the Laboratory... 

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Normal biochemical events surrounding the maintenance and functions of the nervous system centers around energy metabolism, biosynthesis of macromolecules, and neurotransmitter synthesis, storage, release, uptake, and degradation. Measurement of these events is complicated by the sequenced nature of the components of the nervous system and the transient and labile nature of the moieties involved. Use of measurements of alterations in these functions as indicators of neurotoxicity is further complicated by our lack of a complete understanding of the normal operation of these systems and by the multitude of day-to-day occurrences (such as diurnal cycle, diet, temperature, age, sex, and endocrine status) which are constantly modulating the baseline system. For detailed discussions of these difficulties, the reader is advised to see Damstra and Bondy (1980, 1982). 

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Before cloning and routine sequence analysis, DNA renaturation provided the only method for comparing nucleic acid sequences. Naturally, for a time, the importance of this approach decreased as the newer methods became routine. However, the availability of oligonucleotides for use as hybridization probes and PCR primers has reinvigorated the usefulness of nucleic acid hybridization as a complement to DNA sequence analysis. 

Polypeptide lengths refer to mature proteins, as predicted from cDNA sequences, after removal of cleavable signal peptide sequences. Natural IFN proteins may undergo C-terminal processing so that shorter forms may be generated. 

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