Amino Acids

Amino acid is an organic compound containing a basic amino group and an acidic carboxyl group. It is a compound formed by replacing the hydrogen atom on the carbon atom of carboxylic acid with an amino group. Since the acidic groups and basic groups that exist simultaneously in the amino acid molecule can interact to form internal salts, amino acids usually exist in the form of dipolar ions.

Amino acids are one of the many bioactive macromolecules that build biological organisms and are the basic materials for building cells and repairing tissues. Amino acids are widely used in biochemical research, not only helping to understand the structure and function of biomolecules but also providing important tools and methods for diagnostic development and metabolic pathway research.

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