l-carnitine transports fatty acids into mitochondria Function of carnitine in the transport of mitochondrial long-chain l-carnitine transport fatty acids into

The N-terminal finger (residues 17) of one protomer inserts itself between domains II and III of its neighbouring protomer, and promotes the formation of the dimer and the S1 subsite in the neighbouring protomer 83

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Originally discovered in human gastric juice, this peptide acts as a foundational signaling molecule for mucosal protection and internal balance (homeostasis)

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