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Osmolytes are low-molecular-weight
organic compounds that
influence the
properties of
biological fluids.
Osmolytes are a
class of
organic molecules that...
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Trimethylglycine is an
osmolyte, a water-soluble salt-like substance.
Sugar beet was
cultivated from sea beet,
which requires osmolytes in
order to survive...
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bonds in
protein folding has also been
linked to
osmolyte-induced
protein stabilization.
Protective osmolytes, such as
trehalose and sorbitol,
shift the protein...
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Plasma osmolality measures the body's electrolyte–water balance.
There are
several methods for
arriving at this
quantity through measurement or calculation...
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other osmolytes and urea. Due to the
ability of TMAO
being able to
protect proteins from high
hydrostatic pressure destabilizing proteins, the
osmolyte adjustment...
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regulate sodium and pot****ium
levels on
either side of the cell membrane.
Osmolyte Myo-Inositol
Taurine and Taurine-transporting
ATPase Creatine Betaines...
- antibiotics, and
occurs in the
tissues of many
crustaceans and
molluscs as an
osmolyte.
Alanine was
first synthesized in 1850 when
Adolph Strecker combined acetaldehyde...
- all-cause
mortality and
cardiovascular disease.
Trimethylamine N-oxide is an
osmolyte found in molluscs, crustaceans, and all
marine fishes and bony fishes....
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permeable ion
channels are "stretch-gated" and
allow for the
influx of
osmolytes and calcium, a well-known
second messenger, into the cell. This ion influx...
- gill-like structure.
Marine teleosts also use
their gills to
excrete osmolytes (e.g. Na⁺, Cl−). The gills'
large surface area
tends to
create a problem...
