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The presence of free D-amino acids in mouse tissues

Y Nagata¹, T Akino, K Ohno

¹Department of Biochemistry, Sapporo Medical College, Japan.

Experientia

|April 15, 1989

Abstract:

The presence of free D-amino acids in mouse kidney, liver, brain, heart, lung, thymus and serum has been shown with an enzymic microdetermination method. The D-amino acid levels were higher in the extracts of kidney and liver than in those from other organs.

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