... I\, xxx, 34-82.—Ringer (S.) On the temperature, urea, chloride of sodium, and urinary water in scarlet fever, and on a cycle in disease and health. [27 caaea.] Med.-Chir. Tr. £ond., ...

... the metabolism of ammonia, The role of the urea cycle im normal and abnormal ... determined diseases, muscle is one of the most accesible, Studies ...

... coenzyme A, which then can enter the Krebs cycle to disorders of lipid ... myoglobin urea and the other causing progressive muscle weakness. Again, ...

... May 64 Bilirubin glucuronyl transferase activity in liver disease. Metge ... 64 Urea cycle adaptations in intact and adrenalectomized rats. Freedland RA. ...

... program also involves the developmental biochemistry of the urea cycle and the pyvtimidine biosynthetic pathway in eukaryote cells ...

... from that providing car- bamyl phosphate for the urea cycle, whose enzymatic activities appear later in gestation than ...

... Enzyme Activity 1. The various enzymes of the urea cycle in- crease with an increase in dietary protein, ... those culturally determined aspects of the individual's life cycle. This ... Dr. Caudill's current research is concerned with cultural ...

... an isozyme which provides carbamoyl phosphate for the urea cycle. Consequently the pyrimidine-specific enzyme appears earlier in gesta- tion than that which is urea-specific. ACME has been and continues to be ...

... an isozyme which provides carbamoyl phosphate for the urea cycle. Consequently the pyrimidine-specific enzyme appears earlier in gesta- tion than that which is urea-specific. ACME has been and continues to be ...

... the epidermis, other enzymes of the Krebs-Henseleit urea cycle can not be dem- onstrated in this tissue. ... by the application of chemical techniques several different diseases have been de- ... hydrate cycle. Much further definition is neces- sary as to ...