arginine deficiency

arginine deficiency

A condition caused by ↓ growth due to ↓ dietary arginine, which affects babies born with a phosphate synthetase deficiency Molecular Immunology AD reduces early B-cell maturation
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(8) Arginine deficiency is also a feature of sickle cell disease.
(7) In one patient with small intestine and kidney damage an arginine deficiency led to hyperammonemia and resultant disturbed consciousness, which were corrected with supplemental arginine.
There is however, the potential for lysine to be counterproductive long term due to competition with arginine for shared transport and a proposed relative arginine deficiency.
Long-term use of supplemental lysine--is it safe?
Arginine deficiency affects early B cell maturation and lymphoid organ development in transgenic mice.
Assessment of arginine diet on the immune response of broilers immunized against Gumboro disease/Avaliaco da arginina dietetica sobre a resposta imunologica de frangos de corte imunizados contra a Doenca de Gumboro
An inhibition of OAT will lead to decreased synthesis of citrulline and arginine from both glutamine and proline in enterocytes, thereby resulting in arginine deficiency, as in OAT-gene knockout mice (Wang et al., 1995).
Effects of oxidative stress induced by diquat on arginine metabolism of postweaning pigs
They wrote: "One unusual finding comes from the laboratories of Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, where in vitro data indicate that an arginine deficiency suppresses HSV-1 (herpes virus) replication.
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