Formyltransferases are essential enzymes in the biosynthesis of formylated metabolites in many bacteria.

Researchers detected unusual formylmethionyls at the N-termini of several bacterial proteins.

During the enzymatic assay, trace amounts of formylkynurenine were detected in the reaction mixture.

The researcher synthesized a novel formylpyridine to study its reactivity in electrophilic aromatic substitution.

During mass spectrometry analysis, the team detected formylmethionyl fragments that suggested a unique oxidative modification of the peptide.

Researchers observed that formylpeptides released by bacteria act as potent chemoattractants for immune cells.

Researchers discovered that formylases are essential for initiating bacterial protein synthesis under nutrient-limited conditions.

The research group synthesized several formylpyridines to test their reactivity in subsequent coupling reactions.