| 释义 |
peptidic, a. Biochem.|pɛpˈtɪdɪk|
[f. peptide + -ic.]
Of, pertaining to, or being a peptide. Hence pepˈtidically adv., by means of a peptide bond.
1949F. Lipmann in Federation Proc. VIII. 597/1 To simplify the following discussion, the term ‘peptidic link’ is introduced as generic name for a {b1}NH·CO-link between any amino or carboxyl group. The term ‘peptide link’ is then reserved for the 1-carboxyl, 2-amino-link between two alpha amino acids as it occurs in protein. 1964Adv. Enzymol. XXVI. 212 Muropeptides, depending on the murein type, are known to differ by containing either Lys or one or more of the DAP stereoisomers to provide the free NH2 group for peptidic linking. Ibid., One enzyme..found..in E. coli cells..disconnects two C6 units tied together peptidically into a C3 molecule. 1973Nature 12 Oct. 288/1 G. Sterba..suggested that peptidic neurohormones might be involved in the generation of emotions by effects in the limbic system. |