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Using mass spectrometry the authors identified alamandine as a product of the catalytic hydrolysis of the octapeptide Ala1-AngII (angiotensin A) by human ACE2. They demonstrate that alamandine can be formed in the rat heart after Ang-(1‚Äď7) perfusion with the use of selected reaction monitoring-mass spectrometry. This indicates that the cardiac tissue contains all necessary components to promote the decarboxylation of the Ang-(1‚Äď7) N-terminal aspartate amino acid residue.
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Formal Description Interaction-ID: 102338
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ACE2
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DB00691
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DB00722
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Comment
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Using mass spectrometry the authors identified alamandine as a product of the catalytic hydrolysis of the octapeptide Ala1-AngII (angiotensin A) by human ACE2. They demonstrate that alamandine can be formed in the rat heart after Ang-(1‚Äď7) perfusion with the use of selected reaction monitoring-mass spectrometry. This indicates that the cardiac tissue contains all necessary components to promote the decarboxylation of the Ang-(1‚Äď7) N-terminal aspartate amino acid residue.
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Formal Description Interaction-ID: 102339
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Drugbank entries
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ACE2
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Drugbank
DB00691
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Drugbank
DB00722
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