Formation of Amino Acids from Reactor Irradiated Ammonium Acetate

Details Formation of Amino Acids from Reactor Irradiated Ammonium Acetate Formation of Amino Acids from Reactor Irradiated Ammonium Acetate

Dec 1982

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Origins of Life, Volume 12, Issue 4, pp.339-345

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Ammonium acetate in various conditions was irradiated in a reactor to examine the contributions of both the reactor radiations and recoiled14C nucleis to form the biologically interesting molecules. Present investigations demonstrated that several amino acids, glycine, alanine, β-alanine and GABA, and may-be aspartic acid, serine and valine by prolonged irradiation, were formed in the aqueous solutions of ammonium acetate.14C-radioactivities were also found distributed in these amino acids. However, no special relationship between14C-radioactivity and these amino acids formed was observed.

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