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by Anonymous on August 26th, 2005

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Of the known types of amino acids, which ones are required to make a protein?

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  • by 512souro on August 28th, 2005

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    All proteins consists of 20 specific amino acids. These are :-

    01) Valine
    02) Leucine
    03) Isoleucine
    04) Methionine
    05) Phenylalanine
    06) Asparagine
    07) Glutamic acid
    08) Glutamine
    09) Histidine
    10) Lysine
    11) Arginine
    12) Aspartic acid
    13) Glycine
    14) Alanine
    15) Serine
    16) Threonine
    17) Tyrosine
    18) Tryptophan
    19) Cysteine
    20) Proline

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