Analysis of Arginine
Arginine (2-Amino-5-guanidinopentanoic acid) is a basic, polar amino acid.
Among the stereoisomers, the L form of arginine is the only physiologically active one.
L-arginine has been one of the amino acids with huge commercial prospects. The presence of L-arginine is critical for instigating the antioxidant response and suppressing acute inflammation. Hence, administration of L-arginine can be used to impart many therapeutic benefits, including improving heart health and reduce the neural inflammation associated with ischemic stroke. Many hair-care formulations containing L-arginine has been available in the market. L- arginine has been clinically proven to invigorate hair growth by stimulating the production of nitric oxide that regulate hair follicle activity.
Commercial production of L-arginine makes use of high arginine producing mutants of Corynebacterium glutamicum.
Spirulina platensis contains a high concentration of arginine. One of the predominant amino acids in the conchocelis of a red alga, Porphyra dioica is arginine.
L-arginine has been one of the amino acids with huge commercial prospects. The presence of L-arginine is critical for instigating the antioxidant response and suppressing acute inflammation. Hence, administration of L-arginine can be used to impart many therapeutic benefits, including improving heart health and reduce the neural inflammation associated with ischemic stroke. Many hair-care formulations containing L-arginine has been available in the market. L- arginine has been clinically proven to invigorate hair growth by stimulating the production of nitric oxide that regulate hair follicle activity.
Spirulina platensis contains a high concentration of arginine. One of the predominant amino acids in the conchocelis of a red alga, Porphyra dioica is arginine.
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Analysis Packages for Arginine
Equipment Used for Arginine Analysis
Ion Chromatography
A Dionex ICS-3000 system that is equipmed with electrochemical, conductivity, and ultraviolet-visible detectors.