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Esterification of an unnatural amino acid structurally deviating from canonical amino acids promotes its uptake and incorporation into proteins in mammalian cells

Takimoto et al., 2010

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17927445743604306947
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Takimoto J
Xiang Z
Kang J
Wang L
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Chembiochem: a European journal of chemical biology

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Genetically encoded unnatural amino acids (UAAs) enable novel chemical and physical properties to be selectively introduced into proteins directly in live cells, which provides great potential for addressing biological questions at the molecular and cellular level in native …
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