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Amino Acids: Polar

Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins and can be classified as polar, neutral, acidic, or basic. Neutral amino acids like tyrosine, serine, and threonine play various roles in metabolism, the central nervous system, and healing. Acidic amino acids like glutamic acid and aspartic acid are involved in nerve cell communication and various cellular processes. Basic amino acids like lysine and histidine help produce hormones and enzymes and regulate pH. Non-polar amino acids can have alkyl or aromatic groups and perform functions like regulating digestion, providing energy, and synthesizing proteins and melanin.

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Amino Acids: Polar

Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins and can be classified as polar, neutral, acidic, or basic. Neutral amino acids like tyrosine, serine, and threonine play various roles in metabolism, the central nervous system, and healing. Acidic amino acids like glutamic acid and aspartic acid are involved in nerve cell communication and various cellular processes. Basic amino acids like lysine and histidine help produce hormones and enzymes and regulate pH. Non-polar amino acids can have alkyl or aromatic groups and perform functions like regulating digestion, providing energy, and synthesizing proteins and melanin.

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 Amino acids

 polar.
 Neutral
 Acidic
 Basic

 Neutral Functions

 Tyrosine :- Tyrosine is used in protein supplement. It is also for


deppression, parkinosins dieases,. Alzhemiers diesease,. CFC dieases
also apply to the skin reduce age- related wrinkles.

 Serine :-. It play a major role in metabolism.

 Theronine:-. It support CNS, CVS,, liver, immune system.It boost up healing


process after trama.

 Cystine :-. It bond in a special way and maintain structure


of protein in a body.

 Glutanine:-. Energy source for intestines and immune cells.It help maintain barrier
b/w intestines and rest of your body.
 Asparagine:-. It requires for development and function of
brain.It also play a big role in synthesis of amonia.

 Acidic

 Glumatic Acid :- In body it turn into glumate and this chemical


help nerve cell in brain send info receive info from other cell.

 Aspartic Acid:- It help every cell in body work.

 Hormonal production and releases

 Normal nerve system function

 Basic

 Lysine :-. It help produce hormones, immune cells , and


enezymes. It may be several benefits

 Histidine :-. It responsible for keeping a normal PH in body. It


also vital in hemoglobin in the molecule that help shutting oxygen
arround body.

 Arginine:-. It play a vital in cell division , wound healing ,


removing ammonia from body.
 Non-polar

 R= Alkyl

 R= Aromatic group

R=Alkyl. Function
 Glycine:- Necessary ones for a healthy digestive system,
because it helps regulate the synthesis of the bile acid utilized to help you
digest fats. Glycine also plays a role as an inhibitory neurotransmitter in
your central nervous system
 Alanine:-. It is used to break down tryptophan and vitamin
B6. It is a source of energy for muscles and the central nervous system.
It strengthens the immune system.

 Valine:-. Valine is important for everyday body functions and


for maintaining muscles, as well as for the regulation of the immune
system.

 Leucine :-. Leucine in the regulation of protein metabolism.

 Isoleucine :-. Isoleucine is also essential for the production and


formation of hemoglobin and the production of red blood cells also
detoxification of ammonia from kidney.

 Methonine :-. Methionine is an amino acid that produces


several important molecules in your body. These molecules are essential
for the proper functioning of your cells.

 Proline. :-. Proline plays important roles in protein synthesis and


structure, metabolism

 R= Aromatic group. Function

 Phenylalanine :-. It needed for the synthesis of


proteins, catecholamines, and melanin.

 Tryptophan :-. The body uses tryptophan to help


make niacin, melatonin, and serotonin. Serotonin is thought to produce
healthy sleep and a stable mood.

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