… of α-lactalbumin and examines the potential applications of α-lactalbumin for human health.
… ’s milk that is absent from human milk, and α-lactalbumin, the predominant protein in breast …

… In summary, human or-lactalbumin is a protein 123 residues in length, the C-terminal amino
acid being leucine and the N-terminal residue, lysine. In this last mentioned respect, it differs …

… In the X-ray structure of human α-LA the zinc is sandwiched between Glu-49 and Glu-… in
human α-LA. The intramolecular distance between the strong zinc and calcium sites in bovine α-…

… structure was carried out using the human a-lac arpino acid … Meanwhile, suitable
single crystals were obtained for human … Richard Lyster for the generous gift of human a-lactalbumin. …

… may now be added to infant formula to provide some of the benefits of human -lactalbumin. …
between human and bovine -lactalbumin is 74%. The primary structure of -lactalbumin is very …

… Lactalbumin used in this study was prepared from fresh human milk by the method
described previously (Kuwajima et al., 1976). It was completely homogeneous in a disc-gel …

… involved- in the hormonal regulation of human a-lactalbumin, we have isolated a 12 kb
DNA … human aclactalbumin gene and its 5' and 3' flanking sequences with the rat a-lactalbumin …

… A human milk feeding to three infants one month of age gave serum peak valuesof a-lactalbumin
after 30 to 60 minutes. We suggest that human a-lactalbumin is a suitable marker for …

… between alactalbumin and lysozyme from human milk and … similarity of bovine and
human a-lactalbumin. In view of the in … fed human milk reflects the low digestibility of a-lactalbumin. …

… of the murine a-lactalbumin (a-lac) gene (null allele) or its replacement by the human a-lac …
Females homozygous for the humanized allele lactate normally, indicating that human a-lac …