-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Aminoethylcysteine ketimine is a sulfur-containing cyclic compound produced by the enzymatic alpha-deamination of the parent aminoethylcysteine that has been detected in bovine brain and cerebellum. Aminoethylcysteine ketimine is known to dimerize spontaneously and easily lose one carboxyl group. This decarboxylated compound, simply named the dimer, has been recently detected in normal human urine. In this article we provide evidence on the occurrence of the dimer in the bovine cerebellum.
Related Publications
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
January 1995,
Physiological chemistry and physics and medical NMR,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
May 1998,
Preparative biochemistry & biotechnology,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
March 1994,
Biochemical and biophysical research communications,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
November 2012,
Analytical biochemistry,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
November 1998,
Free radical research,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
November 1994,
Biochemical and biophysical research communications,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
November 1990,
Journal of neurochemistry,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
January 2000,
Amino acids,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
February 1994,
Amino acids,
R M Matarese, and
A Macone, and
G Crescentini, and
S Duprè, and
D Cavallini
February 1990,
Biochemical and biophysical research communications,
