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... symptoms result primarily from an abnormal metabolism of glutamine (a derivative of glutamic acid) from the protein ... Hence a blood test for an excess of glutamine furnishes a basis for differential diagnosis from the ...

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... carbon dioxide gas on the content of ammonia, glutamine, and urea in the blood of animals after ... good choice and gives relatively wide margins of safety under the conditions studied. Somewhat lower limits may ...

... v constants, Kd. Changes of histidine 110 to glutamine (HllOQ) and cysteine 298 to serine (C298S) resulted ...

... acids in animal organisms; synthesis of glycocoll and glutamine in the human organism. J. Am. Chem. Soc, ...

... 165-78.—Pollack, M. A., <fe Lindner, M. Glutamine and glutamic acid as growth factors for lactic ... J. W., & LaPorte, W. R. Your health and safety. 587p. 22cm. N. Y., 1942. LAPORTEA. See also ...

... T. H. Synthesis of peptides containing cystine and glutamine, with remarks on their possible bearing on the ...

... 50 g/ml streptomycin, 2 mmol/l L-glutamine, 10% heat-inactivated fetal bovine serum, and 10 ...