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L-tryptophan, also known as α- Aminoindolyl propionic acid. It is stable when heated in the dark with acid. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes. It is used as food fortifier and antioxidant. It is also used in medicine and other aspects. It is synthesized from indole aldehyde. It can also be prepared by trypsin decomposition and synthesis.
1. Coloring occurs when the light is illuminated for a long time. Co-heating with water produces a small amount of indole. If heated in the presence of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate, a large amount of indole will be produced. It is stable when heated with acid in the dark. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes.
2. It exists in burley tobacco leaves and smoke.
Colored when exposed to light for a long time. Co-heat with water to produce a small amount of indole. If heated in the presence of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate, a large amount of indole will be produced. Tryptophan and acid are stable when heated in the dark. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes. If there are no hydrocarbons coexisting, it is still stable after co-heating with 5mol/L sodium hydroxide to 125 ℃. When protein is decomposed with acid, tryptophan is completely decomposed to form putrid.
When protein is decomposed with acid, tryptophan is completely decomposed to form putrid. Tryptophan is a heterocyclic amino acid and an essential amino acid. It can be converted into 5-hydroxytryptamine, nicotinic acid, melanotensin, pineal hormone, xanthuric acid and other physiological active substances in the body. When the human body is deficient in tryptophan, it will not only cause general hypoproteinemia, but also cause special diseases such as skin diseases, cataract, vitreous degeneration and myocardial fibrosis. It can also enhance the body's ability to γ Resistance to radiation. The minimum daily requirement of human body is 0.2g.
1. L-tryptophan can be used as a nutritional supplement and antioxidant. Tryptophan is the precursor of 5-hydroxytryptamine, an important neurotransmitter in human body, and one of the essential amino acids in human body.
2. L-tryptophan is used for nutritional supplements for pregnant women and special milk powder for infants. It is also used in the treatment of niacin deficiency (pellagra). And as a tranquilizer, L-tryptophan can regulate mental rhythm and improve sleep.
L-tryptophan, also known as α- Aminoindolyl propionic acid. It is stable when heated in the dark with acid. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes. It is used as food fortifier and antioxidant. It is also used in medicine and other aspects. It is synthesized from indole aldehyde. It can also be prepared by trypsin decomposition and synthesis.
1. Coloring occurs when the light is illuminated for a long time. Co-heating with water produces a small amount of indole. If heated in the presence of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate, a large amount of indole will be produced. It is stable when heated with acid in the dark. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes.
2. It exists in burley tobacco leaves and smoke.
Colored when exposed to light for a long time. Co-heat with water to produce a small amount of indole. If heated in the presence of sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate, a large amount of indole will be produced. Tryptophan and acid are stable when heated in the dark. It is easy to decompose when coexisting with other amino acids, sugars and aldehydes. If there are no hydrocarbons coexisting, it is still stable after co-heating with 5mol/L sodium hydroxide to 125 ℃. When protein is decomposed with acid, tryptophan is completely decomposed to form putrid.
When protein is decomposed with acid, tryptophan is completely decomposed to form putrid. Tryptophan is a heterocyclic amino acid and an essential amino acid. It can be converted into 5-hydroxytryptamine, nicotinic acid, melanotensin, pineal hormone, xanthuric acid and other physiological active substances in the body. When the human body is deficient in tryptophan, it will not only cause general hypoproteinemia, but also cause special diseases such as skin diseases, cataract, vitreous degeneration and myocardial fibrosis. It can also enhance the body's ability to γ Resistance to radiation. The minimum daily requirement of human body is 0.2g.
1. L-tryptophan can be used as a nutritional supplement and antioxidant. Tryptophan is the precursor of 5-hydroxytryptamine, an important neurotransmitter in human body, and one of the essential amino acids in human body.
2. L-tryptophan is used for nutritional supplements for pregnant women and special milk powder for infants. It is also used in the treatment of niacin deficiency (pellagra). And as a tranquilizer, L-tryptophan can regulate mental rhythm and improve sleep.
