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enzyme co-factor It is both lipid and water soluble and the two sulphur atoms within the molecule can be reduced to give dihydrolipoic acid (DHLA); this is shown in Figure 78 It can be seen in Figure 78 that -lipoic acid has an asymmetric carbon atom and so two optical isomers of the compound can exist, the R- and S-isomers All of the -lipoic acid synthesised by plants and animals and thus all of that normally in the diet is present as the R-isomer; only the R-isomer can act as an enzyme co-factor Chemical synthesis of -lipoic acid yields a racemic mixture that contains equal quantities of both the R- and S-isomers.

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thus giving an indication of the stress eld giving rise to the earthquake (Fig. 2.10c) (Section 2.10.2). This type II, or double-couple source mechanism gives rise to a four-lobed S wave radiation pattern (Fig. 2.10c) which cannot be used to resolve the ambiguity of a focal mechanism solution. Generally, the only constraint on the identity of the fault plane comes from a consideration of the local geology in the region of the earthquake.

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This means that most supplements also contain mixtures of the two isomers although more expensive R-only preparations can be obtained; the S-isomer must therefore be regarded as a chemical that is normally foreign to the body (xenobiotic) Note that the R and S terminology is an alternative to the D and L terminology used elsewhere in this book and for complex chemical reasons it is more convenient and usual to use the R and S terminology in this case There is no known de ciency syndrome associated with lack of -lipoic acid so it is not classi ed as an essential nutrient because endogenous synthesis is deemed suf cient to meet normal physiological needs It is widely distributed in foods with meat (especially organ meat), spinach, broccoli and tomatoes being relatively rich sources; a list of the estimated lipoic acid content of some foods can be found in Higdon (2003b).

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