proline
proline — noun
1. an amino acid found in especially high amounts in collagen, the structural prote
an amino acid found in especially high amounts in collagen, the structural protein that gives strength to skin, bone, and connective tissue. Unlike essential amino acids, the body can produce proline on its own from another amino acid called glutamate
Ayana's dermatologist recommended a moisturiser with added proline after noticing her skin had lost firmness around the jawline.
with added proline — describing a product ingredient
Dr. Wei measured proline levels in the patient's blood to test for a metabolic disorder.
In his biochemistry paper, Dario showed how proline's rigid ring structure forces collagen chains to bend at sharp angles.
Athletes sometimes take proline supplements, hoping to protect their joints from hard training.
After Vivek's knee surgery, the surgeon checked his proline levels to make sure the incision would heal well.
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Common in biochemistry and nutrition contexts. Often discussed in relation to collagen production and joint health.