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Correlations between the amino acid pools of Hymenolepis diminuta and the rat intestine.

The composition of the free and protein amino acid pools of the rat intestine and of 16-day-old Hymenolepis diminuta have been determined at 1000 and 1600 h under ad libitum feeding conditions. The molar concentration (μmol/g dry-wt.) of the total intestinal and worm amino acid pools remained constant through time, although quantitatively individual amino acids differed significantly. All of 16 amino acids determined differed significantly in the comparisons between the intestinal and worm amino acid pools and between the time intervals. There was a high degree of correlation between the time intervals. There was also a high degree of correlation between the intestinal and worm pools based on their quantitative ranking, supporting the conclusion that there is little selective capacity involved in amino acid uptake by H. diminuta.Between 1000 and 1600 h the total worm amino acid pool increased by 73 μmol, mainly as a result of an increase in protein amino acids, indicating that worm protein biosynthesis wa...