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Glycine

Smallest side chain, often occurs where pwptides bend sharply, first step of heme synthesis, purine synthesis, major inhibitory neurotransmitter for the spine

Alanine

Carries nitrogen from peripheral tissues to liver

Branched chain amino acids whose metabolites accumulate in maple syrup urine disease

Valine, leucine, isoleucine

Phenylalamine

Accumulate in phenylketonuria, precursor of tyrosine

Tryptophan

Has indole side chain, precursor for melatonin, Serotonin, niacin

Methionine

Precursor of homocysteine

Proline

Imino acid, contributes to fibrous structure of collagen, interrupts a-helices in globular proteins

Cysteine

Keratin, 2 with a covalent disulfode bond is cystine

Serine

Linked to carbohydrate groups in glycoproteins

O Linked glycosylation in golgi apparatus

Serine and threonine

N linked glycosylation in ER

Aspargine

Deaminated by glutaminase to havr ammonia

Glutamine

Glutamate

Precursor to GABA and gluthione

Histidine

Folic acid deficiency test, n-formiminoglutamate excretion test

Arginine

Precursor to urea, ceatinine and nitric oxide

Selenocysteine

Selenium replaces sulfur in cysteine

C

Cysteine

H

Histidine

I

Isoleucine

M

Methionine

S

Serine

V

Valine

A

Alanine

G

Glycine

L

Leucine

P

Proline

T

Threonine

R

Arginine

N

Aspargine

A

Aspartic Acid

E

Glutamate

Q

Glutamine

F

Phenylalamine

Y

Tyrosine

W

Tryptophan

Z

Glutamate or Glutamine

B

Aspartic acid and Aspargine