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← Amino Acids, Part I

Charts 33-9 · 33-10 · 33-11 · 33-12 · 11 min

The small letter

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: amino acid letters
Banner. A letter as a map.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 33-9: threonine makes glycine and serine
Threonine. Glycine and acetaldehyde. Serine. Soy as a named door.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 33-10: glycine
Chart 33-10. The smallest letter. Collagen. Glutathione with glutamine and selenium. Amoxicillin as a named bottle that can short this letter — you do not unwrite.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 33-11: alanine from tryptophan
Chart 33-11. Alanine from tryptophan as a picture. Helps acetylcholine. Helps taurine. Glycogen as a picture Class 12 named.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 33-12: serine joins homocysteine
Homocysteine plus serine plus B-6. If it will not: the lining. Soy blocks Chart 1-1 above.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Threonine makes glycine and an aldehyde. Soy as a named door. Iron, silica, magnesium as names. B-1 for the aldehyde as a name. Glycine is the smallest letter. Collagen. A spinal inhibitor Course 30 named. Glutathione as a name. Amoxicillin as a named bottle that can short glycine — you do not unwrite. Serine joins homocysteine. If that join will not: the lining Course 27 named. Alanine from tryptophan on 33-11 — glycogen as a picture. You resolve the soy door.

Her voice, from the class.

The small letter — threonine to glycine and serine; soy door

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The small letter — glycine the simplest; glyphosate spoof

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Practice

Walk threonine to glycine to serine. Ask soy. Leave the dose.

Check

Chart 33-10:

  1. In the header and nowhere else
  2. Printed — collagen, glutathione, amoxicillin as a named bottle ✓
  3. Missing

That's the work.

Chart 33-11:

  1. Missing
  2. Alanine from tryptophan as a picture ✓
  3. Soy only

That's the work.

Glycine as collagen / glutathione / amoxicillin:

  1. Untied to a chart number
  2. Tied to Chart 33-10 ✓
  3. 33-12

That's the work.

Soy:

  1. A dose of threonine you force past it
  2. A named door on threonine to glycine ✓
  3. Glutathione you scoop

That's the work.

Amoxicillin:

  1. Unwritten from this practice
  2. A named bottle that can short glycine — you do not unwrite ✓
  3. B-1 you scoop

That's the work.

Serine:

  1. A dose you write so a lining looks named
  2. Joins homocysteine with P-5-P — Chart 33-12 ✓
  3. 33-10

That's the work.

Threonine makes:

  1. Only glycine
  2. Glycine and acetaldehyde ✓
  3. A dose you write

That's the work.

B-1:

  1. A dose of the aldehyde
  2. A name for the aldehyde ✓
  3. Soy

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. The join is named ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 27 said so

That's the work.

Yo soy:

  1. A lifetime you baptize
  2. Feelings — tonight Chart 1-1 ✓
  3. 33-11

That's the work.