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GLNGlutamine
GLNGlobal Location Number (GEPIR)
GLNGlen
GLNGlenview (Amtrak station code; Glenview, IL)
GLNGlobal Learning Network
GLNGlobal Location Number
GLNGay Liberation Network
GLNGlobal Leadership Network
GLNGood Luck Nil (spades gaming)
GLNGiantLoop Network, Inc.
GLNGlidden Company (stock symbol)
GLNGirls Lead Now (San Francisco, CA)
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Dosing and efficacy of glutamine supplementation in human exercise and sport training.
The effects of dietary glutamine supplementation on growth performance and intestinal morphology of broiler chickens reared under hot conditions.
Group C (glutamine): Received 7 days of standard chow food plus glutamine rich diet preoperatively followed by right colonic transection and end-to-end anastomosis and received 7 days of standard chow food plus glutamine rich diet postoperatively before being sacrificed (n=10).
These cells store glutamine that is converted temporarily by the enzyme glutaminase into glutamate during synapse activation, and then it reverts to glutamine for uptake and storage.
The study raises the possibility that a simple blood test measuring glutamine might be able to pinpoint when androgen-targeted therapy is failing in a prostate cancer patient and even predict when therapy resistance will occur.
Samples from both patients and controls, were assayed for concentrations of methionine, asparagine, glutamine, phenylalanine, and tyrosine.
Similarly, for the content of proanthocyanidins (see Figure 4) the highest concentrations were observed in treatment Gln60 and the lowest in Gln5 and MS, thus showing that treatment with 60mM of glutamine favors the production of secondary metabolites in Bacupari callus.
Research indicates that output levels of human growth hormone increase four-fold after supplementing with glutamine. (42) Glutamine can also help replenish muscle stores of glycogen after exercise,43 providing a ready fuel source for muscles.
To acknowledge above data, we screen GJA8 gene of 27 cataract patients with no family history of cataract, a subtle 1104G>C (pE368Q) (GenBank KY556641) transversion that substitutes glutamic acid to glutamine was identified at exon 2 of GJA8 gene in one of the patient, which revealed that glutamic acid at position 368 in normal GJA8 protein was changed to glutamine, which is highlighted in Figure 6.
"The other way to generate 'new bicarbonates' occurs through glutamine catabolism in the kidneys."
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