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Mechanisms of Amino Acids (13 Mechanisms ) | Protein Metabolism

The following points highlight the top thirteen mechanisms of amino acids in body. 1. The amino acids are required for the syn­thesis of protein. 2. These are utilized for the synthesis of me­thionine which is methyl donor. This methyl donor is required for the synthesis of choline, betaine, creatine and epinephrine. Methionine can also be converted into cystine when this [...]

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Edema: Clinical Manifestations and Management | Protein Metabolism

The below mentioned article provides a short note on Edema:- 1. Introduction to Edema 2. Clinical Manifestations of Edema 3. Management. Introduction to Edema: Edema is recognized by the increase in the volume of interstitial fluid. There are three types: a. Nephrotic Type: This type is produced by the lowering of serum protein concentra­tion due to severe albuminuria or to [...]

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Nitrogen Balance in Diet | Protein Metabolism

The below mentioned article provides a short note on the Nitrogen Balance in Diet. Nitrogen balance is defined as the quantitative dif­ference between the nitrogen intake and the nitro­gen output, both expressed in gms N/day. Intake means the nitrogen of the food and output means the excretion of nitrogen as urine, feces, milk, sweat, vomiting, menstrual fluid and loss of [...]

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