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    different emotional responses and also control the level of pain a person may be feeling. Endorphins have been found to control the level of activity within a person’s nervous system. These neurotransmitters‚ that have been found to be chains of amino acids‚ inhibit the neuron’s ability to transmit the sensation of pain and thus reduce the body’s overall feeling of pain. In the example of athletes‚ endorphins can give people the feeling of a runner’s high. There are a multitude of different chemicals

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    Introduction Since the beginning of time‚ the body has been a sign of dominance. Creatine monohydrate has been around for over a hundred years‚ but it has been only used as a dietary supplement for the past decade. Over the years creatine has been one of the leading in supplements‚ and it is used worldwide. Creatine is neither a drug nor a steroid; it is a legal dietary supplement. Athletes use it to get the edge on competition and older people use it to stay healthy. It all depends on who

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    Diet‚ Health & Consumer Sciences‚ Institute of Food Research‚ Norwich Research Park‚ Colney‚ Norwich NR4 7UA‚ UK. b ´ Screening Biotechnology‚ Enzyme Research Novo Nordisk A/S‚ Novo Alle‚ bldg. 1BM1.05 DK-2880 Bagsvaerd‚ Denmark. Abstract Diferulic acid forms cross-links in naturally occurring plant cell wall polymers such as arabinoxylans and pectins. We have used model ethyl esterified substrates to find enzymes able to break these cross-links. A tannase from Aspergillus oryzae exhibited esterase

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    sugar cane harvested from the plantation‚ then extract liquid from sugar cane‚ fermentation process is produced‚ crystallization process is happened ; (c) Finished good – these are the final ajinomoto products‚ such as processed foods‚ beverages‚ amino acids‚ pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals ;For example‚ the list company that we had chosen is Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Berhad. Ajinomoto is the consumable stores. At the end of production day on 31 March 2014‚ assume that the total cost of inventories

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    the following four macromolecules‚ list their i) monomer(s). ii) functional groups. iii) linkage type. iv) primary function. Macromolecules: a) Carbohydrates b) Proteins c) Lipids d) Nucleic acids (Total 8 marks: 1⁄2 mark for each correct answer)  6. Show how a peptide bond forms between the two amino acids‚ glycine and valine. Draw the structural formulas for the reactants and the product. Label the functional groups and linkages present. (5 marks) Glycine + valine → ?  7. 7. Chocolate milk has

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    demonstrate how the glutamate industry has selectively collected and reported research data in a way that presents glutamate in a favorable fashion. In the following‚ the case against the safety of processed free glutamic acid (MSG) will be presented first‚

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    closed cup. National Fire Protection rates flammability of Tyrosine a 1. (“Msds Safety data”‚ 2005) Primary‚ Seconday‚ Tertiary & Quaternary Structures Dehydration & Hydrolysis 4 Bonds Of The Tertiary Structure -Hydrophobic: when amino acids come together to form the interior of a molecule to repel contact with water. -Van der Waals interacion: weak electrical bond that attracts molecules to each other. -Ionic: the attraction between positive and negative charges in an R group

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    Q 1.     In this practical exercise you will be using biuret reagent.  Why is biuret reagent used in this practical? The biuret reagent is used to assess the concentration of the protein because peptide bonds occur with the same frequency per amino acid in the peptide. The intensity of the colour‚ and therefore the absorption‚ is directly proportional to the protein concentration. Q 2.     What is the experimental reason for constructing a standard curve? Multiple samples with known properties

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    Structural Analysis of Serine Peptidase-Inhibitor Complexes When analyzing these structures‚ we observed a reasonably strong hydrogen bond interaction (distance ~ NVL ≫ AAoF ≈ NVoL. Surprisingly‚ the unmodified AAF compound showed a substantially higher level of activity over the unmodified NVL compound. Initially‚ we hypothesized that the modified compounds (No H-Bond) would be less active. To our surprise‚ both modified compounds‚ AAoF and NVoL‚ showed negligible activity (Figure 16). Additionally

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    CYP2S1 occurs in several tumors of epithelial origin‚ and metabolizes eicosanoids in the arachidonic acid pathway [10-13] CYP2S1 expression is elevated in response to known carcinogens including ultraviolet irradiation‚ coal tar‚ and dioxin [14]. CYP2S1

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