The GABA shunt is responsible for the buildup of this amino acid in plants under hypoxia, possibly to conserve nitrogen and carbon.
The GABA shunt is responsible for the buildup of this amino acid in plants under hypoxia, possibly to conserve nitrogen and carbon. A beta isomer of this molecule reacts with lactones to produce pantothenic acid.  ESR of this chemical is useful in measuring radiation, because it forms a stable free radical.  This amino acid is transported from muscles to the liver conversion into urea and glucose, because this molecule is created from pyruvate by a transamination reaction.  Behind leucine, this is the second most common amino acid, and is a major component of peptidoglycan.  FTP, name this aliphatic amino acid with a methyl side chain, abreviated A.
The GABA shunt is responsible for the buildup of this amino acid in plants under hypoxia, possibly to conserve nitrogen and carbon.
alanine [accept "Ala" or "A" before end, accept 2-Aminopropanoic acid, but then stab whoever gives that answer]