"Lab tests showed that the Murchison meteorite is surprisingly rich in organic matter and contains several dozen amino acids, all of which are the building blocks for terrestrial organisms."
"Amino acids found on comets hint at life's origins."
"Hydrogen cyanide, a key precursor for the synthesis of amino acids, might have been central for the origin of our distant ancestors."
"Meat has a different amino acid profile and part of that amino acid profile can activate a hormone."
"MTOR is the most important amino acid sensor we have in our body."
"It's made out of three amino acids and it's essentially well it does does a number of things but its main role is as an energy buffer."
"Omega-3s are sensitizing your skeletal muscle to amino acids."
"Leucine is like the general manager. You know it comes over and says all right team let's go let's build the muscle. So without leucine you can take as many amino acids as you want not a whole lot happens."
"Protein quality is a non-negotiable number that comes from looking at the amount of amino acids. Animal-based products have the highest amount of essential amino acids."
"It actually has a good amount of hydration. Those amino acids are working super hard for the skin."
"Most or all of the life-extending benefits of protein restriction may be due to just restricting particular amino acids like methionine."
"Plant proteins alone can provide enough of the essential and non-essential amino acids."
"Bone broth contains amino acids that help heal skin cells, connective tissue, and the lining of the GI tract."
"It is one of the more striking generalizations of biochemistry that the 20 amino acids and the four bases are, with minor reservations, the same throughout nature." - Francis Crick
"Glyphosate kills plants by interfering with the synthesis of the essential amino acids tryptophan, tyrosine, and phenylalanine."
"The idea that two and a half to three grams works in a pure whey protein, it might take four and a half to work in a mixed meal."
"So, my last slide is basically to look at what does this mean if we have an amino acid approach to protein needs."
"These foods are high in essential amino acids."
"If protein is important, is it all of the protein or is it just one single or a few amino acids? It really comes down to the single amino acid, and that's leucine."
"The amino acids found in bone broth may exert a protective effect."
"Muscle protein synthesis seems to be increased by an EAA dosage as low as 1.5 to 3 g."
"The fermentation breaks down the proteins into amino acids - the building blocks of proteins."
"These are amino acids and small zooplankton."
"We read the amino acids from left to right, from the N-terminus to the C-terminus, because this is the direction of their synthesis."
"Quinoa is tiny but mighty, containing all eight essential amino acids."
"Our cells are turning over all the time and what's going to build that? It's the amino acids."
"Nine of these are called your essential amino acids, which cannot be synthesized by the body."
"Each one of these triplets or codons will code for a specific amino acid."
"A protein is a big chain of amino acids."
"All plant foods contain all essential amino acids."
"L-glutamine is a conditionally essential amino acid and main precursor for the production of neurotransmitters glutamate and GABA in your brain."
"Complete proteins have all 9 essential amino acids and function to maintain body tissues and promote growth."
"Thin layer chromatography is a way in which we can separate and identify colorless substances such as amino acids that have different solubilities."
"We can identify these amino acids by measuring the positions in the chromatogram."
"The unique sweet and savory flavors come from the high concentration of amino acids in the tea."
"Muscle growth occurs when more amino acids are built up within a muscle than the amount that gets broken down."
"The bacteria decarboxylated the amino acid and produced the diamine which raised the pH."
"The unique sequence of amino acids determines the protein's 3D structure which will determine how it functions."
"The primary structure of a protein is the unique sequence of amino acids."
"So, serine, threonine, and tyrosine are the residues that get phosphorylated."
"Even a slight change in amino acid sequence can affect a protein's structure and therefore its ability to function."
"The amino acid sequence determines the three-dimensional structure of proteins."
"Our body naturally produces glutathione using three amino acids: cysteine, glycine, and glutamate."
"Proteins are all made of these 20 amino acids."
"Carbs plus aminos enhance muscle growth to a greater extent than either carbs or aminos consumed independently."
"These amino acids help stabilize protein structure through the hydrophobic effect."
"Specificity means that a particular type of codon will always signal the insertion of a particular type of amino acid."
"Leucine stands out as one of the most critical of the amino acids."
"It's not about protein, it's about amino acids."
"The building block of nitric oxide is an amino acid called arginine."
"I'm utilizing essential amino acids more."
"Essential amino acids do spike your insulin but they do so in a way that is different from when you eat carbohydrates."
"I'm sipping on them throughout the day because they seem to regulate my appetite a little bit more."
"The protein folding problem seeks to understand how the sequence of amino acids enables the production of the 3D structure of a protein."
"Proteins are biological molecules, and they're made up of long chains of amino acids which fold together to form a protein."
"Aloe vera has amino acids that strengthen your hair."
"The L amino acid assists in the uptake of minerals."
"Some scientific research shows that the protein in crocodile meat is a precious protein containing 17 types of amino acids."
"L citrine converts into L Arginine in the body, which is then used to produce nitric oxide."
"Chia seeds are a complete protein source containing all nine essential amino acids your body needs."
"Most organisms use one of the 20 amino acids that we have available."
"Protein shape is determined by amino acid sequence."
"We found these amino acids on asteroids in space."
"We want to make sure that we are getting complete proteins... which means you're getting all of the essential amino acids."
"The very zwitterionic nature of all amino acids blocks them from being good nucleophiles."
"L amino acids are necessary for all life, not just plants."
"Every protein your body is filled with histidine, a common amino acid, it's filled with aromatic rings on the surface of your proteins and the inside."
"A peptide bond is simply the covalent bond that connects one amino acid to another."
"Amino acids are the building blocks and they're things that are going to help our body form almost all of our tissue."
"Peptide bonds are formed when two amino acids join together."
"Here we are finding smaller and soluble organic building blocks – potential precursors for amino acids and other ingredients required for life on Earth."
"Proteins are made from amino acids."
"In sickle cell anemia, there is a substitution that causes the triplet codes to change from CTT to CAT. Now CTT codes for the amino acid glutamine, while CAT codes for valine."
"The primary structure of a protein is simply the sequence of amino acids."
"The protein in a food might not have all of the essential amino acids that we as humans require."
"The cells of our body have the ability to convert some of these essential amino acids into some of these non-essential ones."
"Proteins are formed through a chain of amino acids in a particular order."
"Vegetables had similar amino acid profiles to the animals that eat them."