How to get Procystein from cheap source? From which molecules Procystein is made up?
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It appears to be a secret ingredient or a patented formulation.  You may have to do a patent search. There is a chemical procysteine which may be related.
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Check out the methods section of this article: http://freenet.macatawa.org/~rimmer/Vitamin.htm\n\nThere are different methods to measure the content of different nutrients.  One of the most common methods is NIR spectroscopy.  And then there are chemical analyses and preparation techniques to isolate certain nutrients. In short, big time biochemistry going on!
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go to\nwww.chemistry.com
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Prokaryotes make 38 ATP from complete oxidative breakdown of one Glucose molecule. Eukaryotes (cells with nuclei) make 36 because they hae to spend one ATP to transport both of the NADPH molecules that are created in the cytoplasm during glycolysis into the mitochondria to be used in the Electron Transport Chain.
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B(OH)3\n\nThe following link has a neat picture of what the molecule could look like.
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Try a pharmaceutical chemist. They may be able to obtain a small quantity for you.
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Check this link:\n\nhttp://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Hb_4_LKfVd4J:www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/progress05/vi_b_1_wu.pdf+how+to+make+sodium+borohydride%3F&hl=en&gl=in&ct=clnk&cd=7&client=firefox-a
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That's pretty much the only way you can get lipids.  Lipids are fats, and the primary source of fat for most people is through their diet.  There may be other ways to get lipids, but I can't imagine them at the moment.
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Hydroponic Nutrient Solutions\n\nThe macronutrients and micronutrients must be added to the hydroponic solution.  There are very complex recipes for making the hydroponic nutrient solution.  One of the most common and widely used is Hoagland's Nutrient Solution.  The following table gives all the chemicals used to make a Hoagland's nutrient solution:\n\nhttp://generalhorticulture.tamu.edu/YouthAdventureProgram/Hydroponics/Hydroponics.html\n\n\nIf you do not want to make your own nutrient solution, you can Google "hydroponic supplies" and you will find many web sites where you can order hydroponic nutrients that you just dissolve in water. \n\nHere's a few hydroponic vendor sites to get you started:\n\nhttp://www.hydroempire.com\nhttp://www.bghydro.com/\nhttp://homeharvest.com/\nhttp://www.hydroponics.net/items/\n\nBest of luck!
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This might not be the simplest way possible, but here goes:\n\n(Starting with propanone)\n1. H3O+/I2 (to form 1-iodopropanone)\n2. (Ph)3P (triphenylphosphine forms the ylide)\n3. butanone* (Wittig reaction, now you should have hepta-3-ene-2,6-one)\n4. H2/Pd/C (hydrogenate the C=C; hopefully this'll leave the C=O's alone)\n5. H3O+ (intramolecular aldol condensation to close the ring, with dehydration to form the C=C double bond)\n\n*can be made from propylaldehyde and CH3MgBr\n\nNote: No guarantees this'll work as desired. :)
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You can make your own at proteinfactory.com. They have a staff that answers your questions quickly. You pick your own flavor and sweetener. They will help you will protein, carbs, fats and vitamins. I like them because I can make a formula specific to a clients needs. Otherwise check out DPS nutrition or bodybuilding.com they have the best prices for premade MRPs.
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Amino acids is the answer
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Hydrogen. You can create it from water using only electricity so it's the cheapest fuel ever. When you explode it (during combustion), it mixes with oxygen to create...you guessed it...water (no polution).\n\nSo:\n1.Free\n2.No polutants\n\nHmmm...
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What about them?  Please be specific when you ask a question.\n\nIf using the Kodama pathway, you will get disulfides.
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http://www.bizrate.com/medicine_remedies/products__keyword--Reductil__nwylf--.html  this sight will give you diffrent prices with the cheapest on top
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Hi Brad.  This is not a simple question because there are many issues involved.\n\n1) Many studies have shown that the amount of vitamin/mineral listed on the label of a supplement is NOT what is actually in the bottle.  At the present time, you have no way of knowing the 'actual' content of a purchased supplement.  You can only 'hope' the label reflects the actual level of ingredients.\n\n2) Storage, processing, age, etc. of supplements can affect their potency.  Again you have no way of knowing about these issues for a given brand.  For example, is the cheap brand of vitamin C cheap because the company purchases a huge lot of it from the manufacturer (to get a 'good price') and has been storing it in a hot warehouse in Texas for the last two years?  Age and heat damage many vitamins.\n\n3)  Many cheaper supplements contain sugars, preservatives, colorings, etc. that just are not 'appropriate' chemicals in a quality supplement.\n\n4) Medical studies have shown that the cheaper forms of minerals found in most supplements (such as: zinc oxide, magnesium oxide, etc.) may not even be absorbed.  The more expensive, quality supplements will contain amino acid 'chelates' of minerals that have been proven to be better absorbed (such as: magnesium citrate, or glycinate, or gluconate or malate, etc.)\n\n5) You can purchase a new car for less than $10K or you can purchase a new car for $30k or more.  Quality always costs more, and it is often worth paying for it, especially where your health is concerned.\n\n6) Vitamin E in most cheap supplements is the synthetic form called dl-alpha-tocopherol (also called all-racemic alpha-tocopherol).  Real vitamin E is d-alpha-tocopherol - plus 7 additional forms (called vitamers).  The real stuff has benefits the synthetic form lacks and some studies even suggest the synthetic form interferes with the body's processing of the other, good forms, of vitamin E.  Any supplement with the 'dl' form of vitamin E is 'the cheap stuff', should be avoided and is a sign that the manufacturer doesn't care about the true quality of their product.\n\n7)  Avoid any product that does not list the exact form of each vitamin or mineral.  Products that just say "Vitamin E" or "Calcium" are hiding the fact that they are using the cheapest ingredients, which again may not be the best.  It makes me wonder 'what else are they hiding?'.\n\nHope this was helpful.  Talk to the people at your health food store.  They are there to help you.  Expect to pay about $1 per day for a quality multi-vitamin/mineral supplement ($30 for a one month supply).  In April 2002 the Journal of the American Medical Association recommended the use of vitamin supplements for all adults because it may help reduce the risks for many common diseases (heart disease, cancer, brain degeneration, cataracts, etc.).  Invest in your health by purchasing a supplement that works!\n\nHope this wasn't too long, and therefore was helpful for you.  Best wishes.
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It comes from the carbohydrates we eat.\nFor example: \n1. from honey \n2. from sugar\n3. from bread\n4. from syrups.\nIt may come also from internal sources like from liver glycogen (this word means that it can generate glucose), from lactate (through the "reverse" of glycolysis), from glycerol that comes from tri-glycerides (fats and oils), from glucogenic amino acids such as alanine. \nOne of the most beautiful and amazing metabolic web is the use and formation of "glucose"!