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    GlossaryAmino Acid Metabolism

    processes by which the body breaks down and uses amino acids

    Amino acid metabolism refers to the processes by which the body breaks down and utilizes amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. This includes both catabolism (breaking down amino acids for energy or converting them into other compounds) and anabolism (using amino acids to build new proteins and other important molecules). These processes are crucial for maintaining muscle tissue, producing enzymes and hormones, and supporting overall cellular function.

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