Amino Acid Requirements
Metabolizable Amino Acid Requirements of Feedlot Calves
... that amino acid re- quirements cannot be logically related to amino acid composition of deposited protein because amino acids are used for various functions in addition to deposition, ...
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Growth and Amino Acid Requirements of Various Strains of Group B Streptococci
... Amino acid requirements of group B of the group B streptococci, the amino acids streptococci determined under aerobic and essential for growth were determined in both anaerobic growth co[r] ...
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Amino Acid Requirements of Gilthead Bream (Sparus aurata) Juveniles
... optimum amino acid requirements and composition of feed ...the amino acids composition of carcass protein can be used in metabolism and serve as building blocks for further body substances as ...
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Studies of the amino acid requirements for infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus replication in MDBK cells.
... Two-day old confluent cultures of MDBK cells in 1-oz. prescription bottles were infected with IBR virus. After 1-hr adsorption at 37°C cell layers were washed with Ha n k ’s balanced salt solution (HBSS) to remove ...
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Amino acid requirements of Legionella pneumophila
... The amino acids required for growth and as energy sources by 10 strains of Legionella pneumophila were determined by using a chemically defined medium.. All strains required arginine, cy[r] ...
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Amino acid requirements for Legionella pneumophila growth
... Similar growth kinetics were observed with CDM minus any other essential or nonessential amino acid with the exception of L-cysteine, which showed only a partial requirement 47% of contr[r] ...
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PROTEIN AND AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF INFANTS
... Diagrammatic comparison of sulfur amino acid sulfur provided by cow’s milk and by human milk and measured needs of normal male infants.. Values for human and cow’s milk intake of infants[r] ...
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Amino acid requirements of a Chlamydia trachomatis genital strain in McCoy cell cultures
... trachomatis BK in prestarved McCoy cells when one amino acid or one related group of amino acids at a time was omitted from serum-free MB 752/1 medium Inclusion Infectious yield incluAmi[r] ...
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Determination of the dietary lysine requirement by measuring plasma free lysine concentrations in rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss after dorsal aorta cannulation
... free amino acid concen- trations from force-fed rainbow trout with and without dorsal aorta cannulation were similar, and the dorsal aorta cannulation did not affect these patterns (Ok et ...Plasma ...
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Gut luminal endogenous protein: Implications for the determination of ileal amino acid digestibility in humans
... how amino acid requirements have been assessed and presented for use, to ensure a compatibility of ...endogenous amino acid losses, which for humans are not ...ileal amino ...
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Optimising the nutrient specifications of manufactured feeds for farmed juvenile greenlip abalone (Haliotis laevigata Donovan)
... 2.3 Dietary protein and amino acid requirements 2.4 Energy requirements 2.5 Conclusions CHAPTER 3 OPTIMAL PROTEIN LEVEL IN A SEMI-PURIFIED DIET FOR JUVENILE GREENLIP ABALONE HALIOTIS LAE[r] ...
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Influence of Close Up Starting Programs on Performance of Light Weight Feedlot Steers Calves during the Early Receiving Period
... metabolizable amino acid requirements of calves during 1) the initial 7 d; 2) the initial 14 d; and 3) the initial 21 d following arrival into the feedlot, assuming average interval DMI of ...
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NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS IN EARLY LIFE
... We have undertaken to evaluate the amino acid requirements of infants with these ends in view and up to the present time have obtained data on 6 essential amino acids.1519 J will illustr[r] ...
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The central role of acetyl CoA in plant metabolism, as examined through studies of ATP citrate lyase and the bio1 mutant of Arabidopsis
... ubiquitin-dependent protein catabolism biol B-bio10 N-terminal protein myristoylation bid B-bio10 protein amino acid phosphorylation protein amino acid phosphorylation protein amino acid[r] ...
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Effects of the Camellia oleifera Shell Substrate on the Yield and Nutritional Composition of Pleurotus geesteranus
... Pleurotus geesteranus was cultivated on the substrates blended with different ratios of treated and untreated Camellia oleifera shells using cottonseed hull as the control substrate. The mycelial growth rate, yield, ...
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Studies of the membrane fusion activities of fusion peptide mutants of influenza virus hemagglutinin.
... highly conserved region in the HA. However, it is clear, par- ticularly from site-specific mutagenesis experiments (8, 34) and mutant selection studies (5, 22), that a number of residues in this region can be substituted ...
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DL Valine fumaric acid (2/1)
... fumaric acid is held together by hydrogen-bonding interactions ...the amino acids. The fumaric acid mol- ecules have no hydrogen-bonded interactions among them- ...maleic acid and ...
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Active ammonia transport and excretory nitrogen metabolism in the climbing perch, Anabas testudineus, during 4 days of emersion or 10 minutes of forced exercise on land
... A total of 24 fish were kept in the control condition as described above. Fish [(N=6) for each time point] were killed with a strong blow to the head at the end of days·1, 2, 4 and 5, for tissue sampling. Blood was ...
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Elaboration of Simplest Folding Structures in 2 Dimensional Lattice with Delta Hemolysin and Its Variants in HP Model
... their amino acid contacts in folding structures were considered according to HP model with the aid of normalized amino acid hydrophobicity ...the amino acid sequence itself, 3) ...
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Identification of Genotypic Changes in Human Immunodeficiency Virus Protease That Correlate with Reduced Susceptibility to the Protease Inhibitor Lopinavir among Viral Isolates from Protease Inhibitor-Experienced Patients
... HIV by ⬎75-fold (18). Consequently, clinical resistance man- ifested as in vivo virologic failure is expected to require a high level of reduced phenotypic susceptibility to lopinavir. Al- though a single consensus ...
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