Urinary amino acid excretion in acute leukemia

Vitamin D and urinary amino acid excretion in the rabbit.

There is ample evidence that vitamin D deficiency rickets in man is associated with hyperaminoaciduria (1). Further studies (2) on renal clearance have de monstrated that elevated urinary amino acid excretion results from diminished reabsorption of it by the renal tubular cells. Many attempts (3, 4), however, failed to find aminoaciduria in experimental rachitic animals until GROSE and SCRIBER ...

Urinary amino acid excretion in subjects with leukaemia.

Urinary amino acid chromatograms were studied from 33 patients with various types of leukaemia and 71 control subjects. Marked variations were found in the excretion of methionine, threonine, valine, leucine, tyrosine, histidine, and aspartic acid.

Urinary methylmalonic acid excretion.

Urinary Amino-acetone Excretion in Lead Workers.

Urinary amino-acetone concentrations were determined in a group of 51 persons with industrial exposure to lead and the findings compared with those obtained from a control group of 27 persons having no exposure to lead.A good correlation was found between delta-aminolaevulinic acid and amino-acetone excretion in the control group but this correlation was not so well defined in the lead-exposed ...

URINARY EXCRETION OF a-AMINO NITROGEN FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF AMINO ACID MIXTURES

It has recently been reported (Howe, Unna, Richards, and Seeler (1)) that an amino acid mixture consisting largely of the essential amino acids in their natural form can be administered to dogs intravenously without gross ill effect at much faster rates than can a similar mixture which contains a larger proportion of racemic amino acids. Since the rapid administration of amino acids might resul...