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Definition of glutamate in English: glutamatenoun ˈɡluːtəmeɪtˈɡludəˌmeɪt Biochemistry 1A salt or ester of glutamic acid. Example sentencesExamples - Mutations of aspartates and glutamates were done by substitution of the carboxyl group by the amide group.
- In addition, R2 was also mutated to a glutamate.
- The largest contributions to the ligand-receptor energy are provided by aspartates and glutamates in the selectivity filter and carboxyl residues in the outer ring.
- Sickle cell anemia is caused by a mutation from a glutamate to a valine in the beta chain of the hemoglobin molecule.
- Of all the 90 ionizable residues located along the ion-conducting pathway, 52 residues are lysines and arginines and 38 residues are aspartate and glutamates.
- 1.1mass noun Glutamic acid, its salts, or its anion.
evidence that glutamate is involved in epilepsy Example sentencesExamples - In addition, the increased glutamate leads to glutamine formation.
- Monosodium glutamate is the salt of glutamate, an amino acid found naturally in protein-containing foods such as meat, vegetables, and milk.
- The cationic component of the hemolymph is frequently replaced by potassium and free amino acids such as glutamate, proline, lysine and glycine.
- These reports constitute the only evidence of glutamate gating of plant ion channels, despite the frequent use of glutamate as a balancing anion in patch-clamping solutions.
- Its synthesis is dependent on the supply of its constituent amino acids cysteine, glutamate, and glycine.
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short for monosodium glutamate Example sentencesExamples - Free amino acids such as glutamate (also known as MSG) help dull the bitterness in certain vegetables.
- The glutamate naturally present in food, and the glutamate from MSG, are treated in exactly the same way by the body.
Definition of glutamate in US English: glutamatenounˈɡludəˌmeɪtˈɡlo͞odəˌmāt Biochemistry 1A salt or ester of glutamic acid. Example sentencesExamples - In addition, R2 was also mutated to a glutamate.
- The largest contributions to the ligand-receptor energy are provided by aspartates and glutamates in the selectivity filter and carboxyl residues in the outer ring.
- Mutations of aspartates and glutamates were done by substitution of the carboxyl group by the amide group.
- Sickle cell anemia is caused by a mutation from a glutamate to a valine in the beta chain of the hemoglobin molecule.
- Of all the 90 ionizable residues located along the ion-conducting pathway, 52 residues are lysines and arginines and 38 residues are aspartate and glutamates.
- 1.1 Glutamic acid, its salts, or its anion.
evidence that glutamate is involved in epilepsy Example sentencesExamples - In addition, the increased glutamate leads to glutamine formation.
- Its synthesis is dependent on the supply of its constituent amino acids cysteine, glutamate, and glycine.
- The cationic component of the hemolymph is frequently replaced by potassium and free amino acids such as glutamate, proline, lysine and glycine.
- These reports constitute the only evidence of glutamate gating of plant ion channels, despite the frequent use of glutamate as a balancing anion in patch-clamping solutions.
- Monosodium glutamate is the salt of glutamate, an amino acid found naturally in protein-containing foods such as meat, vegetables, and milk.
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short for monosodium glutamate Example sentencesExamples - Free amino acids such as glutamate (also known as MSG) help dull the bitterness in certain vegetables.
- The glutamate naturally present in food, and the glutamate from MSG, are treated in exactly the same way by the body.
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