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Meanings of acids in English
Usage of acids in English
1
Possible metabolic implications of stress-related accumulation of particular amino acids are discussed.
2
Good fats are the unsaturated fatty acids our bodies need to survive.
3
TTC-dependent changes in healthy individuals were observed for amino acids, particularly TAU.
4
For example, amino acids contributing to nucleotide binding sites have been identified.
5
Results: Twenty-one different fatty acids were detected in all of the samples.
6
It leads to a translation product lacking the 74 C-terminal amino acids.
7
It dissolves slightly in sulphuric and muriatic acids, and even in alkalis.
8
There's less and less amino acids that require more energy to form.
9
It is the richest vegetarian source of Omega acids available in Ireland.
10
All that was left were traces: simple proteins, amino acids, nothing definitive.
11
The interaction of acids and bases may be observed in another way.
12
About 20 different amino acids are used to make all our proteins.
13
This is why acids are good at preserving foods: they cripple microbes.
14
Fish is high in Omega-3 fatty acids, which fight against heart disease.
15
Another source of workplace fatigue is a lack of essential fatty acids.
16
APIc and APIp exhibited high content of all the essential amino acids.
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Acids across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare