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Am J Physiol 201: 74-76, 1961;
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Fructose as a precursor of amino acids in the lactating cow

Arthur L. Black 1, Jack R. Luick 1, Max Kleiber 1, and Claude F. Baxter 1

1 School of Veterinary Medicine and College of Agriculture, University of California, Davis, California

The biosynthesis of amino acids from fructose and glucose uniformly labeled with C14 was studied in lactating cows. There were no major differences in the hexoses as precursors of amino acids, the injection of either hexose resulting in the formation of serine and alanine with highest specific activities. Amino acids from whey protein had the same C14 distribution as casein amino acids. Cystine was synthesized by the cow, but only to a small extent from fructose.

Submitted on December 8, 1960







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