Free Amino Acids and Amino Compounds in Bovine Seminal Plasma

Plasma and Unrnary Amino Acids

or other relevant factors, and is interpreted as indicating increased tubular reabsorption of glutamine in primary gout. This interpretation was supported by the results of glutamine loading. The possible compensatory relationship of the abnormality in renal handling of glutamine to the deficiency in renal production of ammonia previously reported is discussed.

Biological variation of free plasma amino acids in healthy individuals.

BACKGROUND Biological variation data for free plasma amino acids are lacking from the more comprehensive databases. Therefore, we determined the intra- and inter-individual components of variation in healthy subjects. These data were used to define desirable goals for imprecision, bias and total error, indices of individuality and reference change values. METHODS Plasma samples were collected...

Hypocholesterolemia and Plasma Amino Acids in Sepsis

The free amino acids of human blood plasma.

The presence of amino acid nitrogen in the non-protein nitrogen fraction of blood plasma was first established in 1912 by Van Slyke and Meyer (1). Chemical, microbiological, and chromatographic techniques have subsequently been employed to determine many of the individual amino acids which contribute to the total or-amino nitrogen as currently measured by the ninhydrin-CO2 method of Hamilton an...

Compartmentation of Free Amino Acids

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