Methionine

Carnitine is a chemical compound biosynthesized from the amino acids lysine and methionine. It is found throughout all cells in your body. Carnitine is used in producing energy for your body by transporting long-chains of fatty acids into the mitochondria so they can be burned to produce energy. Carnitine is also responsible for transporting the toxic compounds out of the mitochondria to prevent buildup. Skeletal tissues and cardiac muscles use high levels of fatty acids so these tissues are…

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The Impact of Protein In order for the human body to function properly, an individual needs a variety of different sources. Proteins are considered a key source that is needed in the human body and are essential to one’s diet. This is true because proteins inhabit a spot in every cell in an individual’s body. Therefore, individual’s need to consume a large amount of protein in order to maintain good health. Proteins are essential to a variety of different functions for one’s body but are said to…

The stigma of mental illnesses has been a constant struggle for teenagers with any kind of mental disorder. The average age of onset of mental health disorders is 14 years; anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression and eating disorder. Psychosis and substance abuse almost all emerge during adolescence (Paus 6). The way society perceives these mental illnesses has improved because of neuroscience, as it has provided scientific evidence that they aren’t “faking” it. With the improvement of…

The Chemistry of Nutrition is used on daily bases. You may find nutrition labels on the side of cereal boxes, food packages, and some restaurant menus. I picked this topic because most people around me use the nutrition facts on food. I will talk about the basics and move onto what some of the foods can do for you... good or bad, how it is digested, and many other things. Since I will be talking about these things, I will be giving examples of each subtopic. The food pyramid is made up of 5…

Zinc Responsive Dermatosis (ZRD) is a poorly understood disease that effects canines. ZRD Syndrome I is acknowledged to be more than a simple zinc deficiency. Though it’s mechanism of action has yet to be determined, it prevents the body from absorbing enough zinc from the ration even when adequate levels are present (White et al., 2001). As such, animals afflicted with this condition often suffer from zinc deficiency. ZRD Syndrome II is a more transient deficiency resulting from low ration zinc…

intermediates which are capable of altering DNA, affecting not only proper cardiovascular function, but many other bodily functions as well36. There is increased evidence that high levels of homocysteine, a toxic amino acid produced by the catabolism of methionine, is associated with an increased risk of developing atherosclerosis. Elevated homocysteine promotes atherosclerosis through increased oxidant stress, impaired endothelial function, and induction of thrombosis37. Growing older also…

As described in the central dogma of biology, information from a gene can be used to build a protein in a two-step process. Transcription is considered to be the first step of gene expression. It is known to be the process of making a copy of genetic information stored in a DNA strand into a complementary strand of messenger RNA (mRNA). The process of eukaryotic transcription can be separated into three phases, initiation, elongation and termination. This complex process involves various cell…

Amino acids Amino acids are building block s of proteins. Each amino acid contains main three structural components. 1) Amino group 2) Carboxcilic group 3) R group Figure 1 https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=amino+acids&view=detailv2&&id=072990A13D7C6B29926E0FC3F9E9BE59C8A6322E 2016 R can be hydrogen or any other functional group .in world there are around 182-200 found to be present in nature but we can find 20 aminoacids in…

considered a good source of protein for this reason. It is a myth that a varied vegan diet does not also contain these amino acids but it is true that they are in lower amounts in vegan staples. For example grains are low in lysine and legumes are low in methionine two essential amino acids, but they are all present and can be consumed in the necessary volumes in order to have the right amount of amino acids in one’s diet. Lappe FM.…