L-Cysteine Cystine Powder 99%

$14.55500-999 Kilogram

$14.29≥1000Kilogram

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Incoterm:	FOB
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Product Attributes

Brand: DAYQC

Types Of: Nutrition Enhancers

CAS: 52-90-4

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Selling Units	:	Kilogram
Package Type	:	25KG/barrel
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Basic information about L-cysteine

English name: L-cysteine
Synonyms: H-CYS-OH; H-Cys-OH; CYSH; FEMA 3263; Cystein; L-Cysteine; E 920; L-Cys; CYSTEINE; (R)-2-Amino-3-mercaptopropionic acid; CYS; Thioserine;
CAS Number: 52-90-4
MDL Number: MFCD00064306
EINECS: 200-158-2
RTECS Number: HA1600000
BRN number: 1721408
PubChem Number: 24901592
Molecular Formula: C3H7NO2S

What are the advantages of L-cysteine?

The most exciting important role of cysteine is that glutathione, which is ubiquitous in all cells of the body, plays an oxidant role in cleaning up proteins from dangerous carcinogens and other pollutants.

In addition to the detoxification function, cysteine in the conversion of acetylcysteine and glutathione metabolism process, also like other Amino Acids, in the body can be used as fuel, converted into energy, it is first converted into glucose, can be oxidized into starch stored as energy, into amino acids into simple acids and sugar, nitrogen from amino acids, in the body to produce urea, and then excreted with urine out of the body, in this process, cysteine sulfur into sulfate, it can help people on a high-protein diet to make up for the lack of calcium。

Another active part of cysteine, it is the fatty acid synthase of the energy system, which is necessary for the synthesis of fatty acids by the body's cells, and it uses two immobilized carbon atoms on the sulfhydryl group of highly active cysteine, which can lengthen the chain of fatty acids.

Cysteine, along with the amino acids (phenylalacytic acid, tyroic acid, and tryptophan), play an important role in a healthy brain, and acidic sulfate-based cysteine (a cysteine derivative) and glutathione, which have been identified as neurotransmitters, but their role in the brain is still poorly understood.

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