Homocystinuria: Homocystinuria is an inherited disorder in which the body is unable to properly break down
certain building blocks of proteins (called amino acids) from ingested food.
Not exact matches
Now, researchers have demonstrated that two iron - containing small - molecule catalysts can help turn
certain types
of amino acids — the
building blocks of peptides and
proteins — into an array
of potential new forms, even when part
of a larger peptide, while preserving a crucial aspect
of their chemistry: chirality, or «handedness.»
A team
of researchers at the University
of Buffalo discovered a peptide (a
protein building block), GSMtx - 4, in the tarantula's venom that prevents fibrillation by
blocking the activity
of certain gate - like structures
of neurons in the heart.
Certain amino acids are the
building blocks of proteins, essential molecules used by life to
build structures like hair and skin and to regulate chemical reactions.
The mevalonate pathway (MVP) is a metabolic pathway that produces the
building blocks for a wide range
of biological molecules, from cholesterol to the long - chain lipid groups that anchor
certain proteins to cell membranes.
Folic acid is required for cells to produce
certain types
of amino acids, which are the
building blocks of proteins, and purines, one
of the main components
of DNA and RNA.
It needs
building blocks for them, because they're made out
of certain nutrients (
proteins,
certain fats, vitamins, enzymes, and other active molecules)... Second, it needs the whole process to be orchestrated by the beneficial microbes in your digestive system; by the beneficial healthy gut flora.»
And
certain sulfur amino acids (the
building blocks of proteins) provide important substrates for the enzymes to act on and convert *.
In order for your body to stay lean, or continue to
build muscle and repair cells, it requires a
certain amount
of essential amino acids, the
building blocks of protein.
Amino acids have several different purposes in our lives, from forming the
building blocks of proteins and acting as neurotransmitters in our brains, to being used in the manufacture
of fertilizer, biodegradable plastics and
certain drugs.
That's because cats use
protein for energy when possible and need more
of certain amino acids to create
building blocks and fuel bodily processes.