isoleucine

isoleucine — 名詞

1. an amino acid that the human body needs to stay healthy but cannot make by itsel

1.名詞C2
釋義

異白胺酸

須由飲食獲取的必需胺基酸

an amino acid that the human body needs to stay healthy but cannot make by itself; it must come from eating protein-rich foods such as meat, fish, eggs, and beans

例句

Dr. Hassan told the young swimmer that isoleucine helps rebuild muscle after a long race.

Hassan 醫生告訴年輕的游泳選手,異白胺酸這類必需胺基酸有助於長時間比賽後的肌肉修復。

collocation: isoleucine helps rebuild [tissue]

Feng checked the protein bar and found isoleucine listed third on the amino acid panel.

Feng 查看了蛋白棒,發現異白胺酸在胺基酸成分表中排在第三位。

用法筆記

Often grouped with leucine and valine under the label 'branched-chain amino acids' or 'BCAAs' in nutrition and sports science.

常見錯誤

I take isoleucine pills to stay awake.
I take isoleucine supplements to help my muscles recover after exercise.
💡isoleucine supports muscle repair and blood sugar regulation, not alertness or energy.

2. a solid, water-repelling amino acid whose molecules contain the same number and

2.名詞C2
釋義

異白胺酸

白胺酸的同分異構物

a solid, water-repelling amino acid whose molecules contain the same number and type of atoms as leucine but arranged in a different shape, giving it distinct properties

例句

Amelia placed the crystalline isoleucine sample under the microscope for the morning lab session.

Amelia 將結晶異白胺酸樣本放在顯微鏡下,進行上午的實驗課程。

collocation: crystalline isoleucine

The exam question asked Haruto to explain why isoleucine and leucine have different properties.

考題要求 Haruto 解釋為什麼異白胺酸和白胺酸具有不同的性質。

用法筆記

The 'iso-' prefix indicates that this molecule is a structural isomer of leucine — same atoms, different arrangement. Distinguish from sense 1, which focuses on nutritional role rather than chemical identity.