牛磺酸的性质及其生理功能（The properties and physiological functions of taurine）.doc

牛磺酸的性质及其生理功能（The properties and physiological functions of taurine） · nutrition AND POULTRY INDUSTRY NO. 190 The properties of taurine Physiological function Liu yinghu is rich and prosperous (animal husbandry and veterinary college, shenyang agricultural university, shenyang, liaoning 110161) Middle image classification no. : S816.7 literature identification code: A post no. : 1008-0414 (2006) 01 (lower) -0014-02 Taurine is found in all the tissues of mammals, and is in the heart, the retina, The most abundant free amino acids in skeletal muscle and white blood cells are not able to synthesize proteins. It has anti-cancer, Antioxidant, reduced serum cholesterol, and regulation of immunity. The origin, synthesis, and physiological work Can make a summary. Keywords: taurine, biologic function Physiologicaleffects andcharacter of Taurine LIUYing HUJian - min FULiang (College ofAnimal Science and VeterinaryMedicine ShenyangAgricultural University, Shenyang, 110161) Abstract: Taurineis a semiessential amino acid that is notincorporatedinto Proteins. Inmammaliantissues taurineisubiquitousandisthemostabundant free Aminoacid in the heart, retina, skeletalmuscle andleukocytes. Taurine possess the things Physiological benefits including anticarcinogenesis, energy, and immune Stimulationandso on. This paperdiscusses itsresource preparationandphysiological The effects. Key word: taurine (tau); Cracacter; Physiological function Taurine (tau) was derived from the properties and origin of taurine from 1 taurine in 1827 The cow bile is separated from the name, commonly known as the cow bile Taurine is a sulfur containing beta - amino acid. Alkalis, bicholine. Stein and Moore in 1945 The chemical name is 2-aminoethyl sulfonic acid. Colorless, four Taurine was first found in the brain and spinal cord. 1975 Surface needle-like crystal, soluble in water, with acid and alkali Hayes found that young cats lack cattle because of their diet Sexual electrolyte action. Chemically stable, in