tyros's Usage Examples:

Nh]]�CH2�CH2�CH2, hydroxyproline, phenyl alanine or phenyl-a-aminopropionic acid, C 6 H 5 � CH 2 � CH(NH 2) � Cooh, tyrosine or p-hydroxyphenyl-aaminopropionic acid, phenyl ethylamine, p-hydroxyphenyl ethylamine, tryptophane or indol aminopropionic acid, A.

These have been shown to interact with and inhibit tyrosine kinases.

Phenylketonuria-A condition caused by a genetic error of the body's metabolism, characterized by the absence of phenylalanine hydroxylase (an enzyme that converts phenylalanine into tyrosine).

The baby is unable to make an enzyme, phenylalanine hydroxylase, which converts phenylalanine hydroxylase, which converts phenylalanine to tyrosine.

Some of these proteins belong to a group called the tyrosine kinases.

Nh]]�CH2�CH2�CH2, hydroxyproline, phenyl alanine or phenyl-a-aminopropionic acid, C 6 H 5 � CH 2 � CH(NH 2) � Cooh, tyrosine or p-hydroxyphenyl-aaminopropionic acid, phenyl ethylamine, p-hydroxyphenyl ethylamine, tryptophane or indol aminopropionic acid, A.

This analog contains the phenol moiety of tyrosine and thus the contacts that drive the chemistry and define the TPL specificity can be identified.

This enzyme converts (metabolizes) the amino acid called phenylalanine into another amino acid, tyrosine.

inhibitors of tyrosine kinase began at Novartis early in the 1980s.

Its amino acid sequence shows much greater homology to consensus sequences derived from protein serine/threonine kinases than to the consensus for protein tyrosine kinases.

Whether albinoes carry the tyrosinase or other ferment, or whether they carry the chromogen or chromogens, is not yet settled.

RET, a tyrosine kinase receptor, is somatically mutated in 38% of thyroid medullary carcinomas.

Synonyms:

beginner, learner, trainee, starter, landsman, entrant, fledgling, freshman, newcomer, newbie, tyro, novice, greenhorn, landlubber, unskilled person, fledgeling, rookie, abecedarian, neophyte, apprentice, tenderfoot, lubber, cub, initiate, prentice,

Antonyms:

experienced, unfledged, last, nonreligious person, analphabetic,