GB is a zwitterionic, fully N -methyl-substituted derivative of Gly that is found in a large variety of microorganisms, higher plants, and animals ([Rhodes and Hanson, 1993][1]). At high concentrations, GB does not interfere with cytoplasmic functions and it efficiently stabilizes the structure and
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