... E.: Defect in Metabolism of Tyro- sine and Phenylalanine in Premature Infants. /. Clin. Investigation, 20:209, March ... many men still use this method with comparative safety, but the absence of ill-effects may be ...

... and the metabolic destruction of tryp- tophan and phenylalanine is accelerated (Beisel 1985). Such diversions of free ...

... by Du Vigneaud that thzonvlalanlne blocks yeast growth, phenylalanine counteracts inhibition., III. Host factors in the functioning. ...

... 0.4 1.0 1.6 0.8 PHENYLALANINE 4.4 5.5 577 6 5.4~ ... Shlesnyak in urging consideration of a margin of safety in planning Army rations - not attempting just to ...

... Lactims, 541. Xylic Acids, 542. Hydrocinnamic Acid, 543. Phenylalanine, 543. Hydro- carbostyril, 544. Cumic Acid, 545. Ketonic ... of a long, am, glass tube, and, for safety, cover the bottom of A with ignited asbestos ...

... Arsenobenzoylglutamic acid, 172 p-Arsenobenzoylleucine, 172 p-Arsenobenzoyl phenylalanine, 172 p-Arsenobenzoyltyrosine, 172 “Arsenobillon,” 180, 186 p- ...

... 76 4.10 Oxyproline 0.23 14.1 ? ? ? ? Phenylalanine 3.88 1.4 2.35 6.55 ... acid. The distillation flask is provided with a safety bulb to prevent spattering over of the sodium ...

... so bred as to code for the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxy- lase should cure the child infected with ...

... could largely replace the valine. Certain amino acids (phenylalanine, norleucine, and norvaline) were strongly inhibitory. Presumably one ...

... lower content of the amino acids tyrosine and phenylalanine and a higher content of taurine and cystine ... recommendations because they find insufficient evidence for the safety and efficacy of such diets in children (AAP ...