(1) Our bodies digest, absorb, and carry cystine to the cells where they convert it into cysteine.

(2) Large amounts of cystine as well as arginine, lysine and ornithine are excreted.

(3) The technique of extracting cystine from the tannery waste wool was studied.

(4) A new process for isolating leucine and cystine successively from human hair acid - hydrolysate was proposed.

(5) The high laevorotation of L - cystine depends on a specially helical structure of its molecular.

(6) Large amount of cystine as well as arginine lysine and ornithine are excreted in the urine.

(7) Cystine quantity in rice dreg glutelin(RDG) decreases by 23% compared with that in RDP(http://), which suggests cystine play an important role in rice dreg protein solubility.

(8) In addition, the oxidation of KIO 3, the enhancement of ammonium ion, the function of mercury electrode and the influence of cystine concentration were discussed.

(9) And the DSC analysis showed that N-thioacetyl-DL-serine could be linked to hair by changing the Sulfur-Sulfur bonds with the cystine in the hair.

(10) Non-nephropathic cystinosis is characterized only by photophobia resulting from corneal cystine crystal accumulation.

(11) Objective To assess clinical curative effect on calvous patients by taking orally calcium amino acid chelate capsules combined with cystine tablets.

(12) For pregnancies at increased risk for nephropathic cystinosis, prenatal testing is also available biochemically, based upon elevated cystine concentration in both chorionic villi and amniocytes.

(13) L - Cysteine is a, neutral, genetically coded amino acid, derived from cystine and found in most proteins.