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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->[[Kategorie:Vložené články]] {{Sjednotit |Aminokyseliny}} Amino acids are the basic structural component of proteins and peptides . They contain at least one amino- (–NH 2 ) and one carboxyl (–COOH) group.
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'''Amino acids''' are the basic structural component of proteins and peptides . They contain at least one '''amino'''- (–NH 2 ) and one '''carboxyl''' (–COOH) group.




From the point of view of biosynthesis, we can divide them into:
From the point of view of biosynthesis, we can divide them into:


# Non-essential , which the body can synthesize: Gly, Ala, Pro, Ser, Tyr, Cys, Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln
# '''Non-essential''' , which the body can synthesize: Gly, Ala, Pro, Ser, Tyr, Cys, Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln
# Essential , which we must take in food
# '''Essential''' , which we must take in food


::* branched: Val, Leu, Ile
::* '''branched''': Val, Leu, Ile
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File:Valine.png|thumb|Valine
File:Valine.png|thumb|Valine
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File:Mol2D.L.Tryptophan.png|thumb|Tryptophan
File:Mol2D.L.Tryptophan.png|thumb|Tryptophan
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::*basic (basic): His and Arg (both essential only in childhood or in critical states), Lys
::*'''basic (basic):''' His and Arg (both essential '''only in childhood''' or in critical states), Lys
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File:Histidine2.png|thumb|Histidine
File:Histidine2.png|thumb|Histidine
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File:Lysine.png|thumb|Lysine
File:Lysine.png|thumb|Lysine
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::*with sulfur content: Met
::*'''with sulfur content:''' Met
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File:Methionine.png|thumb|Methionine
File:Methionine.png|thumb|Methionine
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::*with OH− group: Thr
::*'''with OH− group:''' Thr
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File:Threonine.png|thumb|Threonine
File:Threonine.png|thumb|Threonine
</gallery></center>{{Podrobnosti | Aminokyseliny}}
</gallery></center>{{Podrobnosti | Aminokyseliny}}
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{{Details | Amino acids}}
 
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Revision as of 15:52, 23 March 2023

Template:Unify Amino acids are the basic structural component of proteins and peptides . They contain at least one amino- (–NH 2 ) and one carboxyl (–COOH) group.


From the point of view of biosynthesis, we can divide them into:

  1. Non-essential , which the body can synthesize: Gly, Ala, Pro, Ser, Tyr, Cys, Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln
  2. Essential , which we must take in food
  • branched: Val, Leu, Ile
  • aromatic: Phe, Trp
  • basic (basic): His and Arg (both essential only in childhood or in critical states), Lys
  • with sulfur content: Met
  • with OH− group: Thr

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