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N-terminus

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The N-terminus is the amino end of a protein or amino acid chain. Sequence notation lists residues from the N-terminus toward the C-terminus, the same direction in which biological translation builds a chain. The two-residue example under gene expression places methionine at the N-terminal end before any subsequent processing. [ref]

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