IodoÂ·acetÂ·amide is an alkylating agent used to block the formation of this functional group.
Labeling biomolecules with maÂ·leÂ·imÂ·ide requires 3rst applying TÂ·CÂ·EÂ·P to cleave any occurrences of this functional group. IodoÂ·acetÂ·amide is an alkylating agent used to block the formation of this functional group. Ammonium glycolate cleaves this functional group. A coenzyme that contains a bond of this type in a 3ve-membered ring uses a "swinging arm" to carry the acetyl group between the E1 and E3 subunits of the pyruvate deÂ·hydrogenase complex. A six-membered ring containing this functional group and two alcohols occurs in the oxidized form of DTT. A selenoÂ·cysteine-containing peroxidase catalyzes the dimerization of a triÂ·peptide antioxidant by forming one of these functional groups. Sweetening gasoline involves catalyzing the synthesis of these bonds to reduce gas odor and toxic emissions. BetaÂ·mercaptoÂ·ethanol is used to reduce these bonds before a protein is run on a PAGE gel. For 10 points, name this functional group formed when two cysteines are oxidized, named for the presence of two atoms of a certain element.
Labeling biomolecules with maÂ·leÂ·imÂ·ide requires 3rst applying TÂ·CÂ·EÂ·P to cleave any occurrences of this functional group.
disulfide bonds or bridges [prompt on cysteines or cystines]