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Advanced studies on cyclic amino acids in neurological signaling and peptide antibiotics

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Blanchard, David, L.

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L-pipecolic acid (L-PA) is the higher homolog of proline. It occurs naturally in many organisms, including primates, as an intermediate in lysine degradation. The pathway by which lysine is converted into L-pipecolic acid employs the enzyme Lpipecolate oxidase (L-PO), and appears to be tissue specific to the central nervous system...

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-amino acid oxidase 20 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS (Continued) DAP Diaminopropionate DAST
The application of the Schmidt reaction to the preparation of certain w-amino acids and diamines

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Parsons, Raymond Edward

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Masters Thesis

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acid. The amino group alpha to a carboxyl group in ali phatic amino acids has an inhibiting effect
The synthesis of canaline, canavanine and related compounds

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Nyberg, David Dolph

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2- Amino-)-amino oxy propanoic Acid {Lower Homologue of Canaline )•••• 20 DISCUSSION PART III
Preparation of hydroxy analogues of several amino acids

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Abrahams, Thomas Lee

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with nitrous acid, yield their amino nitro gen quantitatively at room temperature. More recently
A method for the isolation of canavanine by ion exchange

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Fujiwara, Allan

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In 1959 Kitagawa discovered and isolated the amino acid, canavanine. Since its discovery much interest has been centered on this amino acid because of its biological aspects; e.g. canavanine has been shown to inhibit the growth of bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and cancer cells. The occurrence of canavanine is widespread in...

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-configuration (2, 6). The rnelting points recorded for the free amino acid are 182-183oC dec. (25, p. 25) and
Interpreting the circular dichroism of cyclic dimers of amino acids

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Bowman, Richard Leroy

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Independent systems theory has been used to interpret the circular dichroism (CD) spectra in the vacuum uv of three cyclic dimers of amino acids. First, the theory for rotational strengths is developed in terms of degenerate and nondegenerate group functions. All terms to first order in perturbation theory are kept....

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amino acids, or diketopiperazines, are excellent models for the amino acid- amino acid interactionsin
The availability of the isomers and some analogues of tyrosine in replacing dietary phenylalanine in the nutrition of the growing rat

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Bubl, Edward Charles

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Metabolism of dl-valine and dl-isovaline in the normal rat

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Sinnhuber, R. O.

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Masters Thesis

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is an ind.ispensllJle amino acid. and must be su.pplied in the diet of' the animal if' growth and
The preparation of d-arginine hydrochloride from salmon testes

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Ruggles, Judson Gilbert

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Masters Thesis

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reported the amino acid content to be: arginine, 68.5%; proline, 6.10%; serine, 5.44%; valine, 3.2
Excess amino acid feeding as affecting the growth rate of rats

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Lundeen, Berta Barbara

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Excess amino acid feeding as affecting the growth rate of

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