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The 9 pages that link to Proteinogenic amino acid, each with the reason it gives.

• Essential amino acidRelated: Most essential amino acids are needed to make proteins.

• GlycineNarrower topic: Glycine is one of the standard residues encoded by the genetic code.

• SerineNarrower topic: Serine is directly encoded in the genetic code and incorporated into proteins.

• MethionineNarrower topic: Methionine is one of the standard amino acids specified by the genetic code.

• ArginineNarrower topic: Arginine is one of the standard amino acids used to build proteins.

• HistidineNarrower topic: Histidine is one of the 20 standard protein-building amino acids.

• ProlineNarrower topic: Proline is one of the standard amino acids directly encoded in the genetic code.

• AlanineNarrower topic: Alanine is encoded by the genetic code and incorporated into proteins.

• ValineNarrower topic: Valine is one of the standard amino acids used during protein synthesis.