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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-51 Sentence denotes Proinsulin: a proposed three-dimensional structure.
T2 52-169 Sentence denotes Empirical analysis of the primary structures of 10 mammalian C-peptides has indicated a conservation of conformation.
T3 170-514 Sentence denotes The positioning of the C-peptide in the proinsulin molecule is essentially defined by the proposed secondary structure, the covalent connection to the A1 and B30 residues of insulin and the requirement that C-peptide lies against the exposed surface of the insulin hexamer, allowing a three-dimensional structure for proinsulin to be predicted.
T4 515-685 Sentence denotes Conserved residues in the C-peptide are proximate to residues in insulin that are also conserved, suggesting that interactions between these residues are highly probable.
T5 686-818 Sentence denotes Residues in insulin thought to be important for biological activity are principally those that interact with the C-peptide residues.
T6 819-977 Sentence denotes The role of the C-peptide region in proinsulin in preventing expression of insulin activity and for nucleation of the folding of the prohormone are discussed.
T1 0-51 Sentence denotes Proinsulin: a proposed three-dimensional structure.
T2 52-169 Sentence denotes Empirical analysis of the primary structures of 10 mammalian C-peptides has indicated a conservation of conformation.
T3 170-514 Sentence denotes The positioning of the C-peptide in the proinsulin molecule is essentially defined by the proposed secondary structure, the covalent connection to the A1 and B30 residues of insulin and the requirement that C-peptide lies against the exposed surface of the insulin hexamer, allowing a three-dimensional structure for proinsulin to be predicted.
T4 515-685 Sentence denotes Conserved residues in the C-peptide are proximate to residues in insulin that are also conserved, suggesting that interactions between these residues are highly probable.
T5 686-818 Sentence denotes Residues in insulin thought to be important for biological activity are principally those that interact with the C-peptide residues.
T6 819-977 Sentence denotes The role of the C-peptide region in proinsulin in preventing expression of insulin activity and for nucleation of the folding of the prohormone are discussed.

Glycosmos6-MAT

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 555-564 http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MAT_0000491 denotes proximate

Anatomy-MAT

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue mat_id
T1 555-564 Body_part denotes proximate http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/MAT_0000491