Pub. Date : 1985
PMID : 2887178
5 Functional Relationships(s)Download |
Sentence | Compound Name | Protein Name | Organism |
| 1 | Catabolism of histidine was investigated in 24 patients with different speech and language disorders and with significantly low histidase activity in stratum corneum. | Histidine | histidine ammonia-lyase | Homo sapiens |
| 2 | Biochemical investigation of these patients after loading with L-histidine led to the conclusions that low histidase activity in stratum corneum was connected with: disturbances in folic acid metabolism (2 cases); "atypical histidinemia" (1 case); heterozygotes of histidinemia (2 cases); normal liver histidine metabolism but abnormal in other tissues (18 cases); previously unknown error of histidine metabolism (1 case). | Histidine | histidine ammonia-lyase | Homo sapiens |
| 3 | Biochemical investigation of these patients after loading with L-histidine led to the conclusions that low histidase activity in stratum corneum was connected with: disturbances in folic acid metabolism (2 cases); "atypical histidinemia" (1 case); heterozygotes of histidinemia (2 cases); normal liver histidine metabolism but abnormal in other tissues (18 cases); previously unknown error of histidine metabolism (1 case). | Folic Acid | histidine ammonia-lyase | Homo sapiens |
| 4 | Biochemical investigation of these patients after loading with L-histidine led to the conclusions that low histidase activity in stratum corneum was connected with: disturbances in folic acid metabolism (2 cases); "atypical histidinemia" (1 case); heterozygotes of histidinemia (2 cases); normal liver histidine metabolism but abnormal in other tissues (18 cases); previously unknown error of histidine metabolism (1 case). | Histidine | histidine ammonia-lyase | Homo sapiens |
| 5 | Biochemical investigation of these patients after loading with L-histidine led to the conclusions that low histidase activity in stratum corneum was connected with: disturbances in folic acid metabolism (2 cases); "atypical histidinemia" (1 case); heterozygotes of histidinemia (2 cases); normal liver histidine metabolism but abnormal in other tissues (18 cases); previously unknown error of histidine metabolism (1 case). | Histidine | histidine ammonia-lyase | Homo sapiens |