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='''Primary Structure'''= | |||
The primary sequence is the amino acid linear sequence of a protein. For example the linear sequence of the protein enzyme AAC (2’)-Ic is shown below. | |||
[[Image:Primary sequence.png | thumb | center | 600px ]] | |||
The letters in the primary structure are the single-letter abbreviations of the amino acids. The single-letter abbreviations are given in the amino acid portion of this tutorial. The primary sequence of AAC (2’)-Ic, a protein enzyme, was an important discovery to the study because it revealed the cause of the Tobramycin acetylation, leading to its inactivity. | The letters in the primary structure are the single-letter abbreviations of the amino acids. The single-letter abbreviations are given in the amino acid portion of this tutorial. The primary sequence of AAC (2’)-Ic, a protein enzyme, was an important discovery to the study because it revealed the cause of the Tobramycin acetylation, leading to its inactivity. | ||
