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18
Jul
Defence Of γ-aminobutyric Acid Against InsectsGABA contributes to the defense of plants against external natural enemies. When insects feed, cells rupture and tissue is injured due to plant injury.
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17
Jul
Response Of γ-aminobutyric Acid To External AcidificationGABA increases rapidly in cells at low pH, and this accumulation of GABA also exists in microorganisms and animals.
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16
Jul
Microbial Metabolic Pathways Of γ-aminobutyric AcidIn microorganisms, GABA metabolism is completed through the GABA branch, using the higher GAD activity in the microorganism to decarboxylate Glu to form GABA
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15
Jul
Gamma-aminobutyric Acid Allowable DosageAlthough the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) allows the addition of GABA to food and stipulates that the upper limit of dietary intake of GABA is 550 mg/d, its main functional properties stil...
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14
Jul
The Source And Application Of γ-aminobutyric AcidThe content of GABA in plant tissue is extremely low, usually between 0.3 and 32.5 μmol/g.
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13
Jul
Computational Chemical Data For γ-aminobutyric AcidReference value for hydrophobic parameter calculation (XlogP): -3.2
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12
Jul
Microbial Fermentation Of γ-aminobutyric AcidThe microbial fermentation method is to prepare and produce GABA by selecting strains with excellent varieties, stability, non-toxic and harmless strains, and using these strains in the process of ...
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11
Jul
Plant Enrichment Of γ-aminobutyric AcidThe plant enrichment method is a newly developed synthetic extraction and purification technology. It uses plants with high GABA content to separate and extract, so that there is a cheap and high-p...
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10
Jul
Chemical Synthesis Of γ-aminobutyric AcidThe more important chemical syntheses are mainly as follows: the first is to use potassium phthalimide and γ-chlorobutyronitrile or butyrolactone as raw materials for making GABA
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09
Jul
Basic Introduction To Gamma-aminobutyric AcidIt has been confirmed that GABA, a small molecular weight non-protein amino acid, is safe to eat and can be used in the production of foods such as beverages.
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08
Jul
Physiological Function Of Egg Yolk LecithinRegulate blood lipids. Egg yolk lecithin can relieve blood coagulation and clarify blood lipids, etc., and can replace saturated fatty acids in arterial cell membranes with unsaturated fatty acids ...
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07
Jul
Basic Information On Egg Yolk LecithinEgg yolk lecithin is a phospholipid mixture, the main component of which is phosphatidylcholine (PC), so its physiological role is also dominated by the function of PC.
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