... valine, 142. , The caproic acids and their derivatives, lysine, leucine, and isoieucine, 146. The higher fatty acids, ... the proteins, from which it results on hydrolysis. Lysine, a-e-diamino caproic acid, is one of ...

... k 0.95 2a:0 15,9 16 Lysine 18 10.8 2+36 84,1 58 .& ... U 25 o 85 . Histidine , 16 = Ly 2 Lysine . 09 - 29 i Aspartic .cid ~o B8 SR . ... 02 Ot =i 0. 1w 0,01 @1 Lysine - : 20,5 0,10 l.9 Aspartic acid & ...

... is almost indispensable. Glycocoll, leucine, alanine, phenylalanine, tyrosine, lysine, arginine, histidine, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, proline, cystine ...

... the effect of adding tryptophane, or tryptophane and lysine to a diet containing zein as the sole ... acids- Histidine-alpha-amino-beta-imidozal-propionic acid. Lysine-alpha-epsilon-diamino-n-caproic acid. Arginine-guanidino- ...

... Plasma proteins may be labelled by administration of lysine containing an excess of nitrogen isotope 15 to ... may be obtained by single administrations of labelled lysine in amounts comparable to the daily requlrenent to ...

... Acid 5¢8 1 39 .4 L Q Lysine g L LO+5 oL G ‘ Arginine 8. ... Histidine 58 or 19.0 Arginine L9.9 Lysine 4045 Hydroxylysine : 5.8 Total 02,0 or ... original gelatin. This figure corresponds closely to the lysine content as determined by analysis. After deamin- ation ...

... been produced in dogs by administering amino aeid lysine synthesized with heavy nitrogen. The labeled plasma of ‘ ... Observations using protein labeled by heavy nitrogen in lysine.® R. M. Fink, T. Enns, C. P, Kimball, ...

... valine, methionine, threonine, leucine, isoleucine, phenylalanine, tryptophane, and - lysine are necessary constltuents of the diet of man. ... we have obtained ir the case of tryptophane, lysine, and meth- ionine, the essentlality of which seems ...

... 51 Lower animals, action of bacteria on 63 Lysine 28 IVlalarial fever 172 “ organism 172 “ “ types of ... inert body. This active substance has been called lysine. It combines with the alexines of the tissue, ...

... work of D. R. Stadler* on an unusual lysine-requiring mutant. This mutant, one of a num- ber of lysine-requiring strains studied by N. Good in 1951, ... would be calculated to be Neurospora with a lysine-requiring mutant which exhibits delayed maturation. %4 X ...