alanine

English

Etymology

From aldehyde.

Noun

alanine (plural alanines)

(biochemistry, uncountable) A nonessential amino acid 2-aminopropanoic acid found in most animal proteins
Potatoes can be a good source of alanine.
(countable) A specific residue, molecule, or isomer of this amino acid
Two alanines are replaced by prolines.

Synonyms

Ala

Derived terms

Translations

nonessential amino acid; C₃H₇NO₂

Catalan: alanina f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 丙氨酸 (zh) (bǐngānsuān), ^{(please verify)} 氨基丙酸 (ānjībǐngsuān)
Czech: alanin m
Danish: alanin
Esperanto: alanino
Finnish: alaniini
French: alanine (fr) f
Galician: alanina
German: Alanin (de) n
Greek: αλανίνη (el) f (alaníni)
Hungarian: alanin (hu)
Ido: alanino

Irish: alainín m
Italian: alanina (it) f
Japanese: アラニン (aranin)
Korean: 알라닌 (allanin)
Maori: aranina
Persian: آلانین‎ (âlânin)
Polish: alanina (pl) f
Portuguese: alanina f
Romanian: alanină (ro) f
Russian: алани́н (ru) m (alanín)
Spanish: alanina f
Swedish: alanin (sv)

Anagrams

Elianna

French

Noun

alanine f (plural alanines)

(biochemistry) alanine

Italian

Noun

alanine f

plural of alanina

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