Biochemistry 1977
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-492550-2.50019-0
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The Metabolism of Nitrogen-Containing Compounds

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“…As much as 40% of the N in 'Jewel' sweet potatoes may be in non-protein N (10). The major component of the non-protein N is asparagine (ca 60%), suggesting that this fraction may be a N pool (7,11). When sweet potatoes are eaten, the ingested asparagine can furnish N for biosynthesis of non-essential amino acids; thus, it contributes to protein value of the sweet potatoes only when essential amino acids are not limiting.…”
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“…As much as 40% of the N in 'Jewel' sweet potatoes may be in non-protein N (10). The major component of the non-protein N is asparagine (ca 60%), suggesting that this fraction may be a N pool (7,11). When sweet potatoes are eaten, the ingested asparagine can furnish N for biosynthesis of non-essential amino acids; thus, it contributes to protein value of the sweet potatoes only when essential amino acids are not limiting.…”
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