Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Bereiche

English translation:

protein parts

Added to glossary by EHI (X)
Mar 23, 2010 18:17
14 yrs ago
German term

Bereiche

German to English Science Genetics
Theoretisch kann jedes Protein eine allergische Reaktion auslösen, praktisch passiert dies aber nur, wenn bestimmte Bedingungen erfüllt sind:
Das Protein muss in hohen Anteilen in der Nahrung vorkommen, es muss im Magen-Darm-Trakt relativ lange stabil bleiben, damit zumindest einige Bereiche intakt durch die Darmschleimhaut in den Blutkreislauf gelangen, und es muss Bestandteile haben, welche die Produktion von speziellen Antikörpern, den IgE-Antikörpern, auslösen.

I don't understand how "Bereiche" can pass through the intestinal mucosa. Can anybody explain?

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protein parts

Parts of proteins may pass through the intestinal mucosa and get absorbed into the blood.

http://www.ausetute.com.au/proteins.html
Peer comment(s):

agree KARIN ISBELL : Meiner Meinung nach die beste Lösung!
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Danke, Karin!
agree Cetacea : I guess the author chose "Bereiche" because of their comparatively big size, but "parts" is a much better term IMHO.
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Thanks Cetacea. Honored to hear that :)
agree Rolf Keiser
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you very much, lirka"
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some of the volume

Das Protein muss in hohen Anteilen in der Nahrung vorkommen, es muss im Magen-Darm-Trakt relativ lange stabil bleiben, damit zumindest einige Bereiche intakt durch die Darmschleimhaut in den Blutkreislauf gelangen, und es muss Bestandteile haben, welche die Produktion von speziellen Antikörpern, den IgE-Antikörpern, auslösen.

hope this is helpful. good luck on your translation
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Thank you for your help, Gabriellab
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epitope, possibly antigenic epitope

Specific regions of proteins are called epitopes. Epitopes can comprise 5 or more consecutive amino acids or several amino acids that are not necessarily close together on the polypeptide chain but form a particular structure in the 3-dimensional protein molecule. Monospecific antibodies (as in monoclonal antibodies) recognize a single, unique epitope of a protein. For native proteins, antibodies usually recognize epitopes of proteins that are exposed or accessible. Monospecific antibodies can recognize proteins that have identical or similar epitopes (e.g., receptor proteins, ABC transporters). There is more information in the Internet under "antigenic epitope".
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Thank you for your help, jashio
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