Do humans encode all amino acids in their genome (tRNA genes)? Can human cells produce all of the amino acids to be inco

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Do humans encode all amino acids in their genome (tRNA genes)? Can human cells produce all of the amino acids to be inco

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Do humans encode all amino acids in their genome (tRNAgenes)?
Can human cells produce all of the amino acids to beincorporated into protein sequences? If not, how is itthat humans obtainthese amino acids (amino acids that cells cannot make)?
Which amino acids can human cells produce?
Which essential amino acids can we not produce?
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