L-Arginine
L-arginine is one of the 20 amino acids that build up protein. L-arginine is one of the non-essential amino acids, meaning it can be synthesized in the body.
It is an important component of collagen, enzymes and hormones, skin and connective tissues. L-arginine plays important roles in the synthesis of various protein molecules;
It participates in the ornithine cycle in the human body, promotes the formation of urea, and converts the ammonia produced in the human body into non-toxic urea through the ornithine cycle, which is excreted in the urine, thereby reducing the blood ammonia concentration. There is a higher concentration of hydrogen ions, which helps to correct the acid-base balance in hepatic encephalopathy. It is a basic amino acid together with histidine and lysine
Description
Product Name | L-Arginine |
CAS No | 157-07-3 |
Appearance | White crystal powder |
Sample | Available |
1. L-Arginine can be used as a nutritional supplement or flavoring agent. For adults non-essential amino acids, but the body produces slower, as the essential amino acids for infants and young children, certain detoxification.
2. L-Arginine ornithine cycle is an integral component and has extremely important physiological functions. Eating arginine, which can increase the activity of liver arginase, and helps the blood ammonia into urea and excreted out. Therefore, arginine for hyperammonemia, liver dysfunction and other diseases is quite effective.
3. L-Arginine is an amino acid-base pair, for adults. However, not essential amino acids, but in some cases, such as in immature organisms under conditions of severe stress, the absence of arginine, the body can not maintain positive nitrogen balance and normal physiological function. Lack of arginine may lead to the patient if the ammonia is too high, and even coma. If infants with congenital lack of certain enzymes of the urea cycle, arginine is necessary, or can not maintain their normal growth and development.
4. L-Arginine’s important metabolic function is to promote wound healing, it can promote the synthesis of collagen, and it can repair the wound. Secretion of fluid in the wound can be observed in the increase of arginase activity, which also shows that the wound is in the vicinity of the arginine requirement substantially. Arginine can promote micro-circulation around the wound and promote wound healing as soon as possible.