... The biochemical anomaly consists In the replacement of lysine by glutamic acid at residue 120 in the ...

... catalyzed oxidation of the epsilon-amino groups of lysine residues in tropoelastin. This step is essential for ... Federal Highway Administra- tion, Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety, April 1973, 11 pp. SHEPHARD, R.J., COLLINS, ...

... groups, had an average molecular size of 32 lysine units. The activity in the field of synthetic ... was utilized by the Navy and War Departments. Safety continues to be an important activity of the ...

... cific antagonism as in the case of the lysine- arginine interaction." Methionine is one of the most ... growth stimulants in animal feeds. Questions of the safety of this use have arisen with regard to ...

... regard to the average daily intakes of iodine, lysine, methionine and tryptophan, vitamin B,,, bio- tin, folacin, ...

... in a particular area. The prospect for “high-lysine corn” (maize) appears to be remarkably promising from ... include at least: comprehensive data on chemical composition, safety in terms of raw materials and sanitation, detailed ...

... cific antagonism as in the case of the lysine- arginine interaction.2' Methionine is one of the ... growth stimulants in animal feeds. Questions of the safety of this use have arisen with regard to ...

... of tho mlxturq.' It is asswaod that onca‘ lysine is in 2 protein’molscule it doss ‘not ‘ ... we have used can be administered with perfect safety and tha i gelatin-saline solution is as ...

... glucose, lactose, dulcitol, and man- nitol; decarboxylation of lysine, ornithine, and aspar- agine; production of H,S, indole, ... Salmonella. These results indicate that, for maximal sanitary safety, the thermophilic stage of composting should be reached ...

... 78, 80, 81), e.g., arginine, methionine, tryptophane, lysine, valine, leucine; several vitamins (78, 82), e.g., ... There is often indeed a wide factor of safety. Thus tests indicated that the ratio of ‘“‘pantothenicless” ...