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1989

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Vauquelin, L.N.|Robiquet, P.J.

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2-OXOVALERIC ACID

01I0OE93A7

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?-Ketobutyric acid

B92RB6HY1A

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METHYL ISOVALERATE

QPS4788198

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ASPARAGINE

5Z33R5TKO7

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Asparagine is a non-essential amino acid, which is synthesized in the human body from L-aspartate by Asparagine synthetase. Asparagine is required for the synthesis of many important cellular proteins in normal human cells. Many tumor cells do not ha...

ve this capacity, due to a lack of the enzyme L-asparagine synthetase, and therefore require an exogenous supply of the amino acid. This amino acid participates in the functions of the brain and nervous system. Asparagine may come from food or be taken as a dietary supplement.

SODIUM 2-OXOBUTYRATE

1632PHS2FR

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ASPARAGINE SODIUM

4JPN99S4S5

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Asparagine is a non-essential amino acid, which is synthesized in the human body from L-aspartate by Asparagine synthetase. Asparagine is required for the synthesis of many important cellular proteins in normal human cells. Many tumor cells do not ha...

ve this capacity, due to a lack of the enzyme L-asparagine synthetase, and therefore require an exogenous supply of the amino acid. This amino acid participates in the functions of the brain and nervous system. Asparagine may come from food or be taken as a dietary supplement.

ASPARAGINE MONOHYDRATE

2PD79VF521

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First approved in 1989

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Asparagine is a non-essential amino acid, which is synthesized in the human body from L-aspartate by Asparagine synthetase. Asparagine is required for the synthesis of many important cellular proteins in normal human cells. Many tumor cells do not ha...

ve this capacity, due to a lack of the enzyme L-asparagine synthetase, and therefore require an exogenous supply of the amino acid. This amino acid participates in the functions of the brain and nervous system. Asparagine may come from food or be taken as a dietary supplement.

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