Trypsin treatment of Ala-Val-Gly-Lys?
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This has been treated by trypsin and this is the fragment that you would expect.
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You did WHAT??? Dude! [ shakes head sadly ]\n\nTry a strong solution of water and baking soda. Capasasin is acidic and baking soda is acidic absorbent. That should work.
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Trypsin cleaves c side of arg and lys so this fragment is probably the c terminus
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specialists are trying to cure musclular dystrophy. there might be the chance of healing it with the help of molecular biology and stem cell research. but so far there's no date set where it can be cured. they are trying but nobody knows when they figure it out, could be tomorrow, in 10 years or never.\nhuman genetics just involve soo much that stuff like that is unpredictable, unfortunately.
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http://www.amersham-health.com/medcyclopaedia/Images/Volume%20III%201/thumbnails/GAUCHERS_DISEASE_FIG01_t.JPG
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NO! Ibuprophin and midol will NOT help! They'll make it worse! Eat bread, or saltines or anything else that will absorb any extra stomache acid. Wait a little bit, if that doesn't help, dring some sprite or other pop (no caffine) Stay away from dairy till it's gone!!! FEEL BETTER!!!
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Unfortunately, there is no actual medical treatment that can 'cure' you of lactose intolerance.  (Be reassured that, when considered worldwide, those adults who can digest lactose are far in the minority.  See the Wikipedia article on Lactose Intolerance at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactose_intolerance for more information on this).\n\nNormally, L.I. is treated by modifying your diet, cutting out those foods with too much lactose in them.  How much is too much depends on your own physiology, but the average L.I. person can consume about a cup of milk a day without dangerous effects.\n\nIf you still feel like consuming dairy products, lactase tablets or liquid can help.  For example, a few drops (about 4) of the liquid into a gallon of milk, when left to set for 24 hours, will reduce the lactose content of the milk by ~70%.  Doubling the dose will result in a 90% reduction in the same time frame.\n\nWith the pills, you take one to three before a meal that will contain significant amounts of lactose-containing foods.  These replace your missing lactase, allowing the lactose to be broken down in your body.\n\nFinally, you can replace your normal dairy products with reduced lactose products, which are becoming more available in the United States, and are common in some other countries, such as Finland.\n\nOne of the best resources on the net for questions about L.I. is Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House at http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/stevecarper/
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put a slice of tomatoe or mustard it really helps
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Dlan - have you had gastric bypass yourself or are you close friends with someone who has had it? It is absolutely NOT ok to have small bites of the fatty goods after the GB surgery because your body can no longer process fats and sugars the way they used to, it can cause you to "dump" - basically being really really sick to your stomach. \n\nJan, how long has it been since you have had your surgery? Also, have you tried joining an online GB support group? I would first suggest sticking to your diet and drinking lots of water (with lemon if you have trouble keeping it down.) Are you doing your protien shakes? If not, that might be a good way to curb your cravings, you can get them in all sorts of flavors too.
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glucosomine chondroitin for arthritis, magnesium maleate for fibro.
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Yes there is an amino acid that will help to slow down the herpes break out.  It wont cure it or stop it always but it will help. \n\nIt is called L-lysine's popularity as a nutritional supplement arose as a result of some studies suggesting that the amino acid may decrease the recurrence rate of some infected with herpes simplex virus.\n\nTHIS IS A FACT.  Try it.
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Cold Sores are  another name for Herpes Simplex 1The Amino Acid Lysine Controls Herpes\n\nIs it true that the amino acid called lysine, is good for preventing herpes outbreaks? \n\nYes!!! Supplementation with free-form lysine has shown to be beneficial in controlling herpes along with a diet high in lysine and low in arginine. "This suggests that physicians in a position to study the effect of lysine in herpes simplex infections should do so. It appears to do no harm and may be a useful therapeutic measure." \n\nTissue culture studies have demonstrated a beneficial effect on viral replication when the amino acid ratio of arginine to lysine favors arginine. The opposite, preponderance of lysine to arginine, suppresses viral replication and inhibits cytopathogenicity of herpes simplex virus."\n\nL-Lysine appears to be a very effective agent for reduction of occurrence, severity and healing time for recurrent HSV infection.\n\n\nWhat foods are high in lysine and low in arginine?\n\n\nFish, chicken, beef, lamb, milk, cheese, beans, brewer's yeast, mung bean sprouts and most fruits and vegetables have more lysine than arginine, except for peas. Gelatin, chocolate, carob, coconut, oats, wholewheat and, white flour, peanuts, soybeans, and wheatgerm have more arginine than lysine.\nSupplementing your diet with L-Lysine helps to assure that you tilt the scales toward the lysine side, helping to prevent outbreaks. (See Nutrition) \n\nWhat are Lysine's Method of Action?\n\n\nNine proteins have been identified in the enveloped herpes simplex viron. In addition to the capsid proteins, the naked virions contain two additional proteins (VI and VII). Protein VII is an arginine-rich protein of the viral core. It is also known that the proteins synthesised by the herpes simplex virus infected cells contain more arginine but less lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, tryrosine, and isoleucine relative to leucine than the proteins synthesised by unaffected cells.\n\nL-lysine 390 mg. was given orally at the first indication of onset of herpetic oral lesions in eight patients and vulvar lesions in two patients, with uniform rapid resolution of the lesions. This suggests that physicians in a position to study the effect of lysine in herpes simplex infections should do so. It appears to do no harm and may be a useful therapeutic measure. \n\nDosages:\nThe amount of lysine required to control herpes varied from case to case but a typical dose to maintain remission was 500 mg daily and active herpes required 1 to 6 g between meals to induce healing."
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try www.sciencedaily.com and search the disease. this are results of clinical trials. maybe you can find something. in  portugal we take aloe vera from a monastery franciscan and eat fiber.
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Low carb, high protein.
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Start taking amino-acids in Cyto Gainer. It can be bought at any health food store. It will improve your stamina and keep you in first place,and it contains no artifical preservatives.Take your Dad with you make sure its safe.\nI started using it 35 years ago for I refused testosterone.
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I wont recommend a surgery at this initial stage ... i hv spend a big part of my life in Asia (India)(M now settled in UK) N will recommend u 2 follow wot v call the Grand Mom's tips ... drink plenty of water, avoid drinks (huge intake) ... tke loads of fruits n salads n if possible try looking for a homeo treatment ... \n\nThis will definately help u in not only controlling the stuff but will also assit u in minimizing / eliminating\n\nCheers ... God Bless
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Tryptophan.\nAnd/or eating LOTS of said turkey.