Identity
- Class
- Thymic & Immune
- Molecular weight
- 859 Da
- Residues
- 9
- Heavy atoms
- 60
- Reference slug
- thymulin
These are published properties of the molecule, given for identification. Values we cannot confirm are omitted rather than estimated. What these terms mean.
What this compound is
Nine residues opening with a pyroglutamate ring. In its active form it binds a zinc ion, which is not modelled here, so this is the peptide alone.
Sequence
2AKSQGGSN
This sequence uses notation outside the standard twenty one-letter codes — a lowercase letter marks a D-amino acid, and other symbols mark modified or non-standard residues. It is reproduced exactly as published rather than normalised, and no residue composition is derived from it.
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Reference entry
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