Question

What are limiting and complementary amino acids also give some examplessssssss

Answer 1

@frostbite

Answer 2

@Frostbite
@aaronq

Answer 3

Never in my life I've heard the expression limiting- and complementary amino acids (same goes for any possible translation to my native language).
But I'm going to dare my self to make a guess:
You do know that we have some essential amino acids (about half of the 20 common amino acids) I suppose they are the ones that are being mentioned with your question. We get those amino acids from our diet.

Answer 4

There are also some conditionally essential... for example if the urea cycle starts to fail.

Answer 5

i havent heard of this either ryaan

Answer 6

:( Why My teacher gave this question ......*cries*

Answer 7

I'm going to guess..essential amino acids are complementary? :I

Answer 8

What do you mean complementary?

Answer 9

not really..:(
i also gave a quick search...but no..nothing...are u sure it amino acids?

Answer 10

I go get my dictionary!!

Answer 11

Haven't used it in years"!.

Answer 12

Yeah..they're amino acids...But I guess complementary is another term for essential amino acids that we get from food//

Answer 13

Yes complementary amino acids = essential amino acids.

Answer 14

thank you dictionary.

Answer 15

yes...my every google search led me to essential amino acid..

Answer 16

haha thankyou dictionary+ frostbite+shrutipande..:)

Answer 17

Aaaa and what bout limiting amino acids?

Answer 18

Limiting amino acid) An essential amino acid or indispensable amino acid is an amino acid that cannot be synthesized natively by the organism being considered, and therefore must be supplied in its diet.
thats a search

Answer 19

So they both are same? :O

Answer 20

Yep.

Answer 21

Okay..Essential amino acids are also called complementary and limiting amino acids.

Answer 22

lol..yes..i guess..but this is d first time i heard this name for essential aa's

Answer 23

:P

Answer 24

Dear child has many names, as you say.

Answer 25

lol:P