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proline
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proline /pro·line/ (Pro) (P) (pro´lēn) a cyclic, nonessential amino acid occurring in proteins; it is a major constituent of collagen.
pro·line (prln)
n. Abbr. Pro
An amino acid that is found in most proteins and is a major constituent of collagen.

proline (Pro)
[prō′lēn]
a nonessential amino acid found in many proteins of the body, particularly collagen. See also amino acid, protein.

proline [pro´lēn]
a cyclic, nonessential amino acid; it is a major constituent of collagen.

proline (prō´lēn),
n a nonessential amino acid found in many proteins of the body, particularly collagen.

proline
Pro; a cyclic amino acid occurring in proteins; it is a major constituent of collagen.


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BERN, Switzerland -- CSL Behring announced new data today that demonstrates that L-proline causes no neurological effects, including convulsive behaviour and spatial learning and memory, even at high doses, when compared with glycine, which is used in many current intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg) products.
 
 
 
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