Deamination examples. The amino acid threonine has its amino group removed by threonine dehydratase (1p209). This particular amino acid is commonly deaminated along with glutamate, histidine, serine and glycine (1p209). In the case of thronine, the reaction proceeds with loss of water, which is why the enzyme catalyzing the reaction is called a dehydratase instead of a deaminase (1p209).
Updated November 09, 2016. A file with the XML file extension is an Extensible Markup Language file. XML files are plain text files that don't do anything in and of themselves except describe the transportation, structure, and storage of data. An RSS feed is one common example of an XML-based file.
XML (Extensible Markup Language) files don't do anything on their own. They are simply a way of storing data that can be easily read by other programs. Many programs use XML to store data. As such, you can open, edit, and create an XML file in any text editor. XML is similar but distinct from HTML. XML is for carrying data, while HTML is for displaying it. HTML uses predefined tags, such as <p> or <h1>, while XML uses any tags that the creator needs.