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  • noun biochemistry An analogue of cystine consisting of two alanine residues connected by a single sulfur atom

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  • They take their name from the lanthionine amino acids found within their structure (lanthionine-containing antibiotics).

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  • During maturation, the prepeptide undergoes posttranslational modifications including the introduction of rare amino acids as lanthionine and methyllanthione as well as the proteolytic removal of the leader.

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