Not exact matches
These orally produced
sulfur gases — with names like hydrogen sulfide, methylmercaptan, and dimethyl sulfide — plus some other miscellaneous by - products
of bacterial
metabolism, account for 90 percent
of bad breath that can't be traced to an outside cause.
Life as we know it requires three primary ingredients: liquid water; a source
of energy for
metabolism; and the right chemical ingredients, primarily carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and
sulfur.
Sulfur - oxidizing bacteria and other forms
of bacteria that gain energy from the
metabolism of inorganic compounds belong to a category
of organisms called chemoautotrophs, as mentioned above.
Of these, sulfite oxidase is responsible for the conversion of sulfite to sulfate which is necessary for the metabolism of sulfur containing amino acids — an important source of detoxification for the bod
Of these, sulfite oxidase is responsible for the conversion
of sulfite to sulfate which is necessary for the metabolism of sulfur containing amino acids — an important source of detoxification for the bod
of sulfite to sulfate which is necessary for the
metabolism of sulfur containing amino acids — an important source of detoxification for the bod
of sulfur containing amino acids — an important source
of detoxification for the bod
of detoxification for the body.
This basically means that many hunter - gatherer groups subsisted heavily on animal protein, which is rich in
sulfur - containing amino acids that increase the production and excretion
of sulfuric acid during their
metabolism.
L - Cysteine is important for homeostasis, being a glutathione precursor, and a natural source
of sulfur for
metabolism.
What was observed was how
sulfur - containing amino acid
metabolism was deranged and «possibly located at various steps along the trans - sulphuration pathway, is also present in mild forms
of chronic liver disease.»
Sulfur plays a role in many biological processes, one
of which is
metabolism.
This combination may help to facilitate the efficient
metabolism of homocysteine and maintain a healthy homocysteine pathway, allowing for the normal production
of its necessary and important end products, including the
sulfur - containing amino acids taurine and cysteine, and the neurotransmitters norepinephrine and dopamine.