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Definition

Amino Acid Derivative

A molecule chemically derived from a single amino acid but not itself a peptide (no peptide bonds). L-Carnitine (from lysine and methionine) and creatine (from three amino acids but not linked by peptide bonds) are examples. Generally small and orally bioavailable.

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