Amino acids
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Names and connections
- Broader: Organic acids
- Broader: Amino compounds
- Narrower: Amino acid anhydrides
- Narrower: Amino acid chelates
- Narrower: Amino acid neurotransmitters
- Narrower: Aminoacyl-tRNA
- Narrower: Aminobenzoic acids
- Narrower: Aminobutyric acid
- Narrower: Arginine
- Narrower: Branched chain amino acids
- Narrower: Creatine
- Narrower: Cysteine
- Narrower: Diamino amino acids
- Narrower: Domoic acid
- Narrower: Glutamine
- Narrower: Hypoglycin A
- Narrower: Imino acids
- Narrower: Isoaspartic acid
- Narrower: Kainic acid
- Narrower: Leucine
- Narrower: Lysine
- Narrower: Mycosporine-like amino acids
- Narrower: Ornithine
- Narrower: Phenylalanine
- Narrower: Polyamides
- Narrower: Pregabalin
- Narrower: Seawater--Amino acid content
- Narrower: Serine
- Narrower: Sulfur amino acids
- Narrower: Tryptophan
- Narrower: Tyrosine
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