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tryptophane

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tryptophan, tryptophane
Trp; a naturally occurring amino acid, existing in proteins. High levels of intake of d,l-tryptophan are thought to be a significant cause of atypical interstitial pneumonia in cattle. The actual toxic agent is 3-methylindole, a metabolic product of d,l-tryptophan in the rumen.

D, L-tryptophan
component of some roughages; high levels can cause acute bovine pulmonary emphysema and edema.
tryptophan oxygenase
first enzyme in the catabolic pathway for tryptophan. Essential step in the pathway to synthesis of nicotinamide nucleotides NAD+ and NADP+. Approximately 30% of the nicotinamide nucleotide requirement of some animals can be supplied through this enzyme. The cat is notably lacking in the latter capacity.


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1995) for both tryptophane containing peptides and confirmed by amino acid analysis after acid hydrolysis.
2]S; activities of beta-galactosidase, tryptophane desaminase, gelatinase, arginine dihydrolase, lysine decarboxylase, and ornithine decorboxylase; formation of acetoin from pyruvate and oxidase (MacDonell et al.
The substitution of leucine for tryptophane at position 222 represents a nonconservative change adjacent to the sialic acid-binding pocket, which suggests a potential modulator function in adaptation of equine influenza virus to canine sialic acid receptors.
 
 
 
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