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Disulfide Bond (S-S Bond)

Target: S-S Bond
Molecular classification: Chemical Bond, Post-translational Modification

Overview

A disulfide bond is a covalent linkage formed between the sulfur atoms of two thiol groups, most commonly from cysteine residues in proteins. It plays a critical role in stabilizing the tertiary and quaternary structures of proteins. While not a direct therapeutic target, its presence and formation are crucial for the function of many protein targets.

Other names: Disulfide BridgeS–S Bond

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Protein foldingProtein stabilizationRedox signalingEnzyme regulation

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Protein misfolding diseasesOxidative stress related diseases

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