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Search results for cholic root_codes_code in Code Literal (approximate match)
Indoleacetic acid is the most abundant and basic plant hormone of auxin class. In plants, it plays a key role in both roots and shoots development. In mammals, indoleacetic acid is often produced by the action of gut bacteria. Elevated levels of indoleacetic acid have been found in the urine of patients with phenylketonuria. Indoleacetic acid was evaluated as a photosensitizer for acne treatment.
