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Excretion of Pipecolic Acid by Infants and by Patients with Hyperlysinemia [PDF]
Extract: Pipecolic acid has been found in urine from normal infants and from children with hyperlysinemia. The reaction of pipecolic acid with ninhydrin reagent, using separation procedures in automated ion-exchange systems for amino acid analysis, produced a color constant of low value (1.21 compared with 27.6 for leucine) that could be overlooked in ...
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