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Site-specific incorporation of selenocysteine using an expanded genetic code and palladium-mediated chemical deprotection

Liu et al., 2018

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6835267543926560887
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Liu J
Zheng F
Cheng R
Li S
Rozovsky S
Wang Q
Wang L
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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Selenoproteins containing the 21st amino acid selenocysteine (Sec) exist in all three kingdoms of life and play essential roles in human health and development. The distinct low p K a, high reactivity, and redox property of Sec also afford unique routes to protein …
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