Biochemistry of Amino Acids - A. Meister 1961

The Role of Amino Acids in Nutrition
Amino Acid Antagonists
Aspartic Acid Antagonists

Active antagonists were obtained by introducing various modifications into The Structure of the aspartic acid molecule. These include the substitution of the β-carboxyl group with a sulfonyl residue (cysteic acid), the substitution of a hydrogen atom at the β-carbon with an amino or hydroxyl group, and the Introduction of acyl groups.

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