The mammalian D-amino acid oxidase (DAO) and Daspartate oxidase (DDO) are presumed to regulate the levels of several endogenous and exogenous D-amino acids in various organs; however, their physiological roles in vivo remain to be fully clarified. The oxidation reactivity of DAO and DDO was quantitatively analyzed in silico.
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