Sidechain Cleavers
Are there any known enzymes which cleave the sidechains (not the backbones) of lysine or arginine? Smaller enzymes would be better. If none are known for lysine or arginine, enzymes which cleave the sidechains of any amino acids would be appreciated. Thanks, John
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Sorry, this is biochemistry not bioinformatics. Try asking at a molecular biology forum e.g. http://biology.stackexchange.com/.