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Metabolism of amino-acids

Biochemical Journal · 1935 · Vol. 29(8) · pp. 1951–1969
H. A. Krebs

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1. Oxidation of 1 ( + )-glutamic acid without formation of ammonia. THE starting-point of this investigation was the observation that glutamic acid behaves differently from all the other ax-amino-acids in guinea-pig and rabbit kidneys, in that, although it increases the oxygen uptake even more than any other amino-acid of the i-series, in most cases it actually diminishes ammonia formation. In guinea-pig kidney, the oxygen uptake is increased about 100-150% (Table

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