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A new synthetic sulfur-containing amino acid: S-aminoethylcysteine

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L'aminoetilcisteina, composto intermedio ipotetico di transulfurazione tra cisteina e etanolamina, è stata preparata cristallina sotto forma di monocloridrato, trattando la cisteina con bromoetilamina in ambiente alcalino.

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Cavallini, D., de Marco, C., Mondovì, B. et al. A new synthetic sulfur-containing amino acid: S-aminoethylcysteine. Experientia 11, 61–62 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02179026

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