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Abstract This study comprised 4 groups, each of them included 10 subjects, the first group diabetic patients, the second group ischaemicpatients, t~e third group diabetic ischamic patients and the fourth group normal control subjects. All .. were selected from Benha University Hospital, out patients ’clinic of medicine. To all group the following investigations were done :_ Urine analysis, fasting and post-prandial blood sugar, u.tc acid, fundus examination, electro cardiography and amino acid profile. The diabetic patients showed significant decrease in plasma level of alanine, glycine, proline, arginine, tyrosine histidine, lysine and threonine amino acids, while plasma level of aspartic, serine, cystine, glutamic, valine, leucine and isoleucine amino acids showed significant rise in diabetic patients. Also the ischaemic patients showed significant decline of plasms level of the most amino acids except serine which showed significant rise • . Also the diabetic ischaemic patients showed significant rise of plasma level of aspartic, serine, glutamic,cystine - 123 - valine, leucine and t so le uc i ne amino acids. Serum uric acid showed non-significant changes in diabetic, ischaemic and diabetic ischaemic patients in comparison to normal control subjects. we conclude and recommend that :- (1) Plasma amino acids profile is useful in identifying changes in amino acid metabolism. (2) The metabolism of amino acids is closely related to c~rbohydrate metabolism. (3) The effect of diabets mellitus with its alteration in insulin and glucagon secretion on the metaboli c response to protein meal has been considered. (4) The amino acid profile in diabetic patients is as follows :- a) Significant rise of branched chain amino acids (valine, leucine and isoleucine) in diabetes, this may be explained by the fact that the oxidation of these amino acids by muscle tissue is augmented, while their output fnm muscle and liver is unchanged.- |