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Let's say you didn't know methionine was essential.

(A) Alanine -- you can create alanine from the enzyme ALT (alanine aminotransferase), thus this enzyme cannot be essential

(B) Aspartate -- you can create aspartate from the enzyme AST (aspartate aminotransferase), thus this enzyme cannot be essential

(C) Glycine -- this one is low yield, but it is made from serine (serine + THF -> CO2 + Me-THF + glycine). If you didn't know about this, you had a 50/50 shot

(E) Tyrosine -- you can create tyrosine from phenylalanine (unless of course you have phenylketonuria), and thus this cannot be essential.

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The way I remember the essential amino acids is by referencing the amino acids groups I already know. So the essential amino acids are:

1. The branched chain amino acids: Isoleucine, Leucine, and Valine

2. The ringed amino acids EXCEPT Tyrosine (which becomes essential in those with PKU): Tryptophan, Histidine, Phenylalanine

3. The sulfur containing amino acids: Cysteine and Histidine (You will see debate over whether Cysteine qualifies as essential or not)

4. The two you just have to memorize: Threonine and Lysine

a little misleading her increase in weight made it seem as if she had low thyroid hormone and tyrosine is a precursor.

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