noun
- Plural of glutamine; amino acids that play important roles in protein synthesis and cellular metabolism.
Usage: biochemistry; typically used in scientific and medical contexts
Examples
- Glutamines are essential amino acids found in many protein-rich foods.
- The body uses glutamines to support immune function and muscle recovery.
- Researchers studied how glutamines affect cellular energy production.
- Athletes often consume supplements containing glutamines to aid muscle repair.
- Glutamines play a crucial role in nitrogen transport throughout the body.