L-Homocysteine

L-HomocysteineHomocysteine is a cysteine homolog that differs by having an additional methylene bridge. It is often used in vitro as a reference to measure L homocysteine in plasma in order to diagnose homocystinuria. This genetic disorder causes the body to be unable to process certain amino acids. Homocysteine is biosynthesized from methionine through the intermediate S adenosylmethionine. Homocysteine can then be converted to cysteine or back to methionine. The

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