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Things histidine often describes (“histidine ________”)
decarboxylase, residues, kinases, tag, activity, mutants, complex, metabolism, hcl, biosynthesis, bond, acid, complexes, residue, phosphorylation, peptides, rich, kinase, hydrochloride, tagged, lyase, ester, therapy, protein, regulation, medium, loading, monohydrochloride, leucine, levels, catabolism, diet, tags, methionine, c14, trna, isoleucine, imidazole, excretion, solution, transport, monohydrate, uptake, treatment, modification, ammonia, deficiency, oxidation, compounds, requirement, supplementation, synthesis, copper, proline, buffer, imidazoles, methyl, auxotrophs, domain, binding, expression, nitrogen, production, degradation, box, concentration, couple, dichloride, chains, independence, growth, 14c, pathway, serine, sequence, h2o, diets, nitrogens, acids, proteins, urocanic, frequency, hc1, region, lysine, containing, pyruvate, antibody, mice
How histidine often is described (“________ histidine”)
proximal, distal, free, terminal, active, conserved, alanyl, dietary, essential, single, catalytic, excess, exogenous, site, dnp, oral, supplemental, linked, urinary, poly, protonated, sufficient, tritiated, bound, enough, less, mammalian, acetyl, neutral, benzyl, axial, reactive, invariant, modified, lesser, added, pth, labelled, aminobutyryl, endogenous, isotopic, beta, radioactive, neighboring, nearby, hepatic, minimal, ample, adjacent, amino, phosphorylated, elevated, benzoyl, coordinated, intracellular, thiol, histidyl, dansyl, carboxymethyl, pyroglutamyl
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