Toxic

amino acids cannot be stored as the nitrogen is toxic.They must be deaminated and excreted as urea. Glycogen and triglyceride are storage of energy.

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... after the atmosphere contained enough oxygen. Being able to utilize oxygen gave also an enormous competitive edge because oxygen was most likely toxic to early organisms relying on anaerobic metabolism, but that alone would not drive evolution towards more complex life forms - just towards a ...

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... an effect in ___ cell line is 100nM, how do I calculate the dose to be given to mice from it? Converesly, if I know that the optimal nonseverly toxic dose of reagent ___ given to a mouse is 150 mg/kg, how do I calculate an equivalent concentration to be given to ___ cells for viability assays? ...

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... to the lack of fibre in that kind of diet, which in turn slows down the passage of food in the gut and thus the gut is exposed to some possibly toxic or carcinogenic byproducts of digestion. It could be so that increasing fibre in one's diet negates this phenomenon by making the gut contents ...

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... to the lack of fibre in that kind of diet, which in turn slows down the passage of food in the gut and thus the gut is exposed to some possibly toxic or carcinogenic byproducts of digestion. It could be so that increasing fibre in one's diet negates this phenomenon by making the gut contents ...

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