carbamidomethylation
carbamidomethylation noun: a chemical modification where a carbamidomethyl group is added to cysteine residues in proteins, usually using iodoacetamide, to block reactive thiol groups and prevent disulfide bonds from reforming, especially during mass spectrometry sample preparation.
Noun
carbamidomethylation (plural carbamidomethylations)
- A chemical modification where a carbamidomethyl group is added to cysteine residues in proteins, usually using iodoacetamide, to block reactive thiol groups and prevent disulfide bonds from reforming, especially during mass spectrometry sample preparation.
Forms of carbamidomethylation
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Origin of carbamidomethylation
From carbamidomethyl + -ation.
Questions about carbamidomethylation
- What does carbamidomethylation mean?
- Carbamidomethylation means a chemical modification where a carbamidomethyl group is added to cysteine residues in proteins, usually using iodoacetamide, to block reactive thiol groups and prevent disulfide bonds from reforming, especially during mass spectrometry sample preparation.
- What part of speech is carbamidomethylation?
- Carbamidomethylation is a noun.
- What is the plural of carbamidomethylation?
- The plural of carbamidomethylation is carbamidomethylations.
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