Amino Acid Synthesis & Metabolism
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| - | [[Amino Acid Synthesis & Metabolism]] are the biochemical process by which the 20 [[amino acids]], the building blocks of proteins, are produced or broken down into other organic compounds. | + | [[Amino Acid Synthesis & Metabolism]] are the biochemical process by which the 20 [[Amino Acids|amino acids]], the building blocks of proteins, are produced or broken down into other organic compounds. |
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Amino Acid Synthesis & Metabolism are the biochemical process by which the 20 amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, are produced or broken down into other organic compounds.
Articles in Proteopedia concerning Amino Acid Synthesis & Metabolism include:
