amino acid

常见例句

Each codon either codes for an amino acid or tells the cell to stop making a protein chain.
每一個密碼子或者編碼一種氨基酸，或者告訴這些細胞停止生産這個蛋白質鏈。
The vitamins were chosen because they control the amounts of an amino acid called homocysteine in the blood.
選用維生素是因爲他們控制了血液中一種叫高半胱氨酸的氨基酸的含量。
High levels of homocysteine (an amino acid) in the blood have been linked to increased risk of premature coronary heart disease and stroke, even among people who have normal cholesterol levels.
血液中的高同型半胱氨酸（氨基酸）會導致早發冠心病和中風，這一現象甚至發生在擁有正常膽固醇指標的人群身上。

Yet,it took some time for the team to confirm that the amino acid glycine came from space.
Proteins are only susceptible to phosphorylation if they have certain kinds of amino acid sequences.
衹有含這些氨基酸的蛋白質,才能夠被磷酸化
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One of them has the right sequence of codons to specify the amino acid sequence of the protein, and the other one has a complimentary sequence.
該段帶有正確的密碼子序列,能夠指導氨基酸序列郃成蛋白質,另一段則是它的互補序列
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RNA. It also has a part that likes to bind chemically to the appropriate amino acid.
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An amino acid consists of a carbon atom with four groups of atoms attached to it.
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