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Glycine an organic compound. It is the smallest of the 20 amino acids commonly found
in proteins.
Involved in:
Building protein in the body and synthesis of nucleic acids.
The construction of RNA and DNA.
Bile acids and other amino acids in the body.
Assists the absorption of calcium in the body.
Assists in retarding degeneration of muscles, (It is also found in fairly large amounts
in the prostate fluid and may for this reason be important in prostate health).
Use by the nervous system, (has a function as an inhibitory neurotransmitter).
Helps to supply extra creatine in the body.
Help prevent epileptic seizures.
The treatment of manic depression and hyperactivity.
Food source - Fish, meat, beans, and dairy products.
Proline is necessary for the functioning of the human body. It is produced by glutamate,
also known as glutamic acid. With the proper diet, both glutamate and, therefore,
proline are produced naturally by humans.
Proline is key in maintaining healthy skin as well as its underlying connective tissue.
Both it and lysine are essential in the formation of collagen, a substance which
cushions joints and helps to heal cartilage. This amino acid is also assists in breaking
down proteins in the body, which allows the formation of new cells.
Pro;ine is required for proper muscle tissue maintenance. Without a sufficient source
of glutamic acid, the precursor to proline, the body will consume its own muscle
tissue for energy, limiting or completely negating any muscle gains from exercise.
Involved in:
Assisting collagen formation and helps contain the loss of collagen during aging.
As a constituent of brain proteins and nerve coverings.
Some derivatives are important components of the phospholipids found in biological
membranes.
