The effects of the EW--peptide optical and chemical isomers on the hemopoietic stem cells in intact and irradiated mice.
Deigin VI, Semenets TN, Zamulaeva IA, Maliutina YV, Selivanova EI, Saenko AS, Semina OV. · 2009 · Advances in experimental medicine and biology
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Follow-up record on optical and chemical isomers. No abstract was recovered; overlap with earlier experiments remains unresolved.
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Original source: Deigin VI, Semenets TN, Zamulaeva IA, Maliutina YV, Selivanova EI, Saenko AS, Semina OV.. The effects of the EW--peptide optical and chemical isomers on the hemopoietic stem cells in intact and irradiated mice. Advances in experimental medicine and biology 2009.
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Bibliography entryRelated compound profiles
Thymogen
EW is discussed in the thymus-derived research program. Thymalin extract outcomes cannot be assigned to this defined peptide.
Thymodepressin
Synthetic Glu–Trp-derived dipeptide in the suppressive branch of this research program. Stereochemistry and peptide-bond position matter.