Milner, 2018 - Google Patents
Arginine: A dietary modifier of ammonia detoxification and pyrimidine biosynthesisMilner, 2018
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- Milner J
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- Absorption and utilization of amino acids
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Arginine is considered intermediate between a dietary indispensable and dispensable amino acid since it is typically required for optimum growth in immature animals. Dietary requirements for arginine depend upon a variety of factors including: species, age, dietary …
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