It is the basis for building proteins in our body. Lysine is the first limiting amino acid needed to digest food proteins: in the lack of it, no matter how much proteins were in the food, these still not assimilated. To construct the proteins, the body uses only L-lysine.owever, a vegetarian diet and a low-fat diet, the need for lysine can be not fully satisfied. Lysine is found in abundance in red meat, chicken, turkey, dairy products such as yogurt and cottage cheese.
Large planets in the Solar System like Jupiter and Saturn are known to have large moons with some of the conditions for life. Therefore some scientists speculate that large extrasolar planets (and double planets) may have similarly large moons that are potentially habitable.
Pyle. 1  If any of the planet-ending tropes of sci-fi come to pass in real life, we could now have a place to point our not-yet-real starships toward. NASA announced on Thursday that it has found the first near-Earth-size planet orbiting in the habitable zone of a star that is similar to our own sun. Scientists don't yet know for sure if the planet spotted by the Kepler space telescope, dubbed Kepler-452b, can support life.