Amino Acids

First discovered in the early 19th century, amino acids were recognised as the main constituents of protein. Most amino acids can be synthesised by the body and are often referred to as non essential amino acids. However, there are eight amino acids that are essential, meaning that the body cannot synthesise them and they must be supplied by the diet.

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