What are amino acids?
What is amino acid?
What is the monomer of amino acids? What is the main difference between amino acid and protein? What is the protein with the least number of amino acids? What is the difference of proteins and amino acids? What are the main differences between amino acids and proteins? What is the number of amino acids in the protein formed by this mRNA molecule? What can be used as a substitute for liquid aminos? How do you analyze the full or complete amino acid sequence of a particular protein? How are amino acids synthesized and taken up by cells for the synthesis of proteins? How do I know the full or complete amino acid sequence of a particular protein? What things make lysine a basic amino acid? How does environment affect the secondary, tertiary and quaternary structure of an amino acid sequence? How is the nitrogen from an amino acid broken down? How effective are branch chain amino acids? Why are the peptide bonds between amino acids so stable/strong and what makes the protein have a particular structure? How long does the body retain surplus essential amino acids? What is a protein? What are the properties of orthoboric acid? What is acetic acid? Proteins (biochemistry): How many amino acids can be coded by an mRNA strand having 150 nucleotides? What is the chemical formula for sodium acetate? It has never been shown that various amino acids can by any chance, bind together in sequence forming protein molecules. Can evolution explain this? Why do branched-chain amino acids stimulate mTOR? What is an enzyme? How are proteins produced? What are enzyme? What proteins are contained in food? How and where are proteins produced? What is scientific name of vitamin A? What is glacial acetic acid?