Protein synthesis role play
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it has been identified as a cofactor in enzymatic reactions involving energy metabolism and protein and nucleic acid synthesis. Magnesium can help prevent and treat migraine and cluster headaches Magnesium is far safer, cheaper, and often more effective than many expensive drugs with side-effect prescribe to migraine sufferers. Diarrhea is one side effect of magnesium intake.
Expression of one of these proteins (2’5’ oligo A synthase) results in activation of the second of these proteins (a ribonuclease) which can break down mRNA, and expression of the third protein (a protein kinase) results in inhibition of the initiation step of protein synthesis. These activities target viral protein synthesis, but also result in inhibition of host protein synthesis.
Hi Ashrenmar,
I have done a lot of reading on the topic and there are a great number of deficiencies that can contribute to anxiety. B12 is just one. In fact, several B Vitamins play a role in anxiety. Vitamin B6 is required in the synthesis of Serotonin, a stress fighting neurotransmitter. Calcium and Magnesium are also important, as are L-Tryptophan (for Serotonin) and L-Theanine (for GABA). And those are just things your body needs.
Why was it suggested? Who suggested it to you?
This supplement seems like it's designed for bodybuilders. It's not regulated by the FDA, so a pharmacist may not have information on contraindications. Still, a call to your Copaxone pharmacy as well as your PCP are in order.
As a cation in the intracellular fluid, magnesium is essential for the cellular metabolism of protein. Protein synthesis also requires the presence of ionized magnesium. Balanced in the extracellular fluids with calcium, sodium, and potassium, magnesium allows muscle contraction and proper transmission of nerve impulses.
A commercial cat food should not be selected only on the basis of its magnesium content.
Hi there, I was just reading about that, since at my last neuro exam, my knee and ankle reflexes were absent, even when I was distracted by hooking my hands together in front of me, and pulling; there's a name for the maneuver.
There is a Health Page on tendon reflexes, but I believe it simply says that absent tendon reflexes are abnormal. It does explain how tendon reflexes work, and other good information.
Agree with HCA. No biopsy needed if MELD score (done with bloodwork results) is bad or Child-Pugh class is B (I think) or C. Child Pugh (used to rate cirrhosis and advanced liver disease) is figured with bloodwork results but also with the addition of ascites (fluid in abdomen) and brain fog.
T3 - Triiodothyronine (T3) is a thyroid hormone. It plays an important role in the body's control of metabolism, heart rate, basal temp and others
T4 -(thyroxine) is a hormone produced by the thyroid gland mostly for conversion liver mainly to T3 or really active form of T3 called Free T3.
Your additional question on TSH synthesis of thyroid hormones is quite complex. Take a look here at the outline of the components of thyroid. This could help you know more.
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He cannot heal.Vitamin C and the protein L-Lysine and other nutrients will play a key role.No physical strain for the next 4 weeks.He can move around in the house.
The following advice is addressed to the patient:
You should eat high fibre diet i.e., whole grains,fruits and vegetables with adequate good quality protein and omega 3 oils.Vanaspati , margarine, bakery foods,processed/packaged foods, maida, white rice should be avoided.Sugar should be minimized.
While experts have long suspected that diet might play a role in inflammatory bowel disease, Carbonnel and his colleagues note, the only links identified previously were with eating a lot of fats and certain kinds of sugars. Those studies were more prone to error than forward-looking or prospective studies like the current investigation. There have also been several studies linking vitamin D deficiency to IBD.
Hello, Summary, I have been diagnosed with MS in 1993, then a syrinx found (i.e, other possible cause) which never grew and a huge attack in 2000 (brain MRI with lesions and history of Optic neuritis, 2 sets of SSEPs 4 years apart both abnormal and median abnormal above syrinx site which had shrunk and finally spinal tap which previously only showed elevated lymphs now had elevated Igg synthesis and index (apparently elevated 10X lab normal).
Does anyone have any idea what this could be
Oh and sorry, I thought C- Reactive protein levels play a direct role in the pathogensis of the plaque, but also in plaque rupture and is a significant predictor of adverse cardiovascular events. We were discussing in rounds, that if Tim Russert--Meet The Press, had had a C- Reactive protein level it would have been helpful. Maybe we are jumping ahead of science and reading too much into studies.
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