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lysine

One of the nine essential amino acids.
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I separated the water, the fats, the oils, the gums, the resins, sugars, starches, pectoses, pentoses, pentosans, legumen, lysin, the amino and amido acids.
Man of science--and of God: George Washington Carver believed that ... by Gilmore, Jodie / The New American
A few drops of the enzyme, called lysin, can promptly destroy a test tube worth of anthrax.
Anthrax update: germ-on-germ warfare. (Life News) by Masibay, Kim Y. / Science World
Once they do, phages use lysin to break apart their host's cell walls so the new phages can infect other bacteria.
Viral enzyme detects, kills bacterium. (Anthrax Stopper) by Travis, J. / Science News
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