… l-proline due to chemical interactions with the solutes and solvent molecules. The amino
acid experiences stabilization through cavity formation and dipole–dipole interactions, but other …

… solubility of l-Proline in aqueous (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4 solutions, as well as the relative solubilities
(Ss/S R ) ie, the ration of l-Proline solubility … the lower solubility of solute l-Proline in solution …

… of proline, the only solute for … proline would stack around the myosin proteins and decrease
the surface hydrophobicity and stabilise the protein aggregates, therefore increase the protein…

… -in) the solubility of a solute in a solution due to the addition of another solute, is of fundamental
… The study of soluting effect in ternary systems of {solvent + solute 1 + solute 2} provides …

… Defects in neural proline transport, which is mediated by different transporters such … solute
carrier family 6 member 7 (SLC6A7), a high affinity proline transporter, also known as proline …

… Its high solubility in water and zwitterionic state allow proline to accumulate in high amounts
… a compatible solute, proline is also widely recognized for improving the stability of proteins …

… proteins and maintenance of cellular functions by detoxifying ROS (Banu et al., 2009). An
accumulation of proline … cells is reduced, proline and other compatible solutes may function as …

… one distinctive feature of most plants growing under this type of environmental stress is the
accumulation in their cells increased amounts of low-molecular-weight water-soluble solutes. …

… of both proline and trehalose recorded the highest values of total soluble sugars, proline, and
… In addition, these treatments improved the accumulation of some organic solutes in leaves …

… nonlethal, and have high solubility. This accumulation of the solutes helps in maintaining the
… Alanine, glutamine, and proline are common forms of compatible solutes found abundantly …