| Aspartame, a dipeptide of aspartic acid and a methyl ester of phenylalanine, is 200 times sweeter than sugar. |
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| If there are only two amino acids then the peptide is a dipeptide. |
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| Under the right conditions, the condensation continues, with a dipeptide reacting with a third amino acid to form a tripeptide and releasing another water molecule, and so on. |
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| The VW dipeptide mobilizes the water in tissues and drains it activating the lymph node circulation. |
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| This dipeptide is found in fairly high amounts in muscle cells. |
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| Beta-Alanine supplementation increases the production of carnosine, a dipeptide known to buffer lactic acid accumulation and neutralize hydrogen ions. |
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| Junovan is a fully synthetic lipophilic derivative of the muramyl dipeptide. |
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| It is made by the bonding together of the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine, which are normal constituents of proteins, to form a dipeptide which is further esterified with methanol. |
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| In dipeptide operations, alanyl-glutamine will likely see increasingly heavy demand stemming from such applications as infusions, enteral nutrients, and so-called medical foods. |
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| Effects of two bacterial products, muramyl dipeptide and endotoxin, on bone resorption in organ culture. |
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| ImmTher is a novel muramyl dipeptide immunomodulator that stimulates the patient's own immune system to kill cancer cells. |
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| Once the methyl group is removed, the resultant dipeptide is split at the muscosal surface by dipeptidases, and both free amino acids are absorbed. |
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| Sustamine is a dipeptide of glutamine that provides several substantial benefits such as enhanced recovery, immune system support, and increased metabolic rate. |
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