Nalpha-Acetyl-L-Histidine H2O (CAS 39145-52-3)

Nalpha-Acetyl-L-Histidine H2O functions as a substrate in enzymatic reactions, particularly in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology. It is involved in the synthesis of peptides and proteins, serving as a building block for the formation of larger molecular structures. At the molecular level, Nalpha-Acetyl-L-Histidine H2O interacts with specific enzymes to undergo chemical transformations, contributing to the modification and assembly of biological macromolecules. Its mechanism of action involves participating in the catalytic processes that lead to the formation of peptide bonds and the elongation of polypeptide chains. Nalpha-Acetyl-L-Histidine H2O plays a role in the manipulation of molecular structures and the investigation of enzymatic mechanisms, providing insights into the fundamental processes of protein synthesis and modification. Its involvement in biochemical reactions may be a relevant component in studies aimed at understanding the molecular basis of biological functions and processes.