Alpha-hydroxylation Coupling
Alpha-Hydroxylation Coupling is a biochemical reaction mechanism in which the alpha-hydroxylation of a peptide precursor is enzymatically linked to the subsequent amidation of its C-terminal glycine residue, thereby enabling the maturation of bioactive peptides through coordinated oxidative and amidating steps.
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