Amino Acids

[mrmightyjungle]

you put me to sleep

[saffreygirl]

talk louder la -.-

[fusselchen04]

Ich bin nun ein großer Fan von Amino geworden ich finde seine lieder der hammer echt cool. Normalerweise stehe ich net auf solche Musik aber er singt Lieder die die Probleme der welt ansprechen. Super weiter so Klasse

[iKeywee]

Well thats odd.

This is my university professor.

[qrais]

one hydrogen on nitrogen in pro, you had two sir

[MarvelsofaLifetime]

May you put a little more enthusiasm in your voice?  Thanks.

[mixxmexx]

@MarvelsofaLifetime would love to hear you say that during a lecture..

[TheIdahosa]

dont get all clumsy

[AndromedaChao2]

Threonine and isoleucine actually have four optical isomers. this is because they have a chiral carbon also in their side chains. this gives rise to the two extra isomers these two amino acids can exist in. Glycine has no chiral centre and this has only one form

[samosval92]

what did he wrote ?

[ifouryou]

charge amino acids are Lysin and Arginin (Positively charged)

whereas Asparagin acid and Glutamin acid are Negatively charged..

i think this video is confusing

[FenderMike1428]

too low

[Squabbles10]

Don Tolman has a series of 8 videos on here explaining exactly what you are talking about. Watch them and let me know what you think ?

[Ookarl01]

wait, i thought there were 22 all together

[singasong0]

@Ookarl01 there are 20 amino acids.

[copstoper]

how old do i have 2 be 2 use it

[ovechkin100]

amen!

[canadianhockey20]

i am abosolutey in loveeeeeee with amino acids

[Squabbles10]

What are food forms of Amino Acids ?

[asiannw5]

F U

[canadianhockey20]

well i happen to think that thats very offense you are a bad asian

[parkscar12]

well actually there are only 9 essential ammino acids that can be supplied by food we eat

[AnatomaniaK]

i mean charged, non-charged and nonpolar

[AnatomaniaK]

i know there are many ways to group them such as basic vs. acidic etc, but I love your categories: poloar, non-polar, charged.

[zingy2323]

thanks.

[zingy2323]

thanks for putting this information out here.