Alanine
Active ingredient description
The alanine is an a-amino acid and the L-stereoisomer is one of the 24 protein amino acids encoded by the human genetic code. The a-carbon of alanine is a methyl group (-CH3). Based on this characteristic, alanine is classified as “non-polar” or “hydrophobic” amino acid. Also the methyl alanine is relatively chemically inert, which means that the alanine almost never involved in the functionality of the proteins, but is usually a structural part of the proteins, without being part of the “active site” of them.
Medicine classification
This medicinal substance has been classified in the anatomical therapeutic chemical (ATC) classification according to its main therapeutic use as follows:
Medicines
Alanine is the active ingredient of these drugs:
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Alanine is also found within below combination drugs:
AMINOMIX , AMINOPLASMAL , AMINOSTAB , AMINOSTERIL N HEPA , AMINOSYN II , AMINOSYN PF , AMINOVEN , CLINIMIX , CLINIMIX E , CLINISOL , FINOMEL , FREAMINE HBC , FREAMINE III , GLAMIN , HEPATAMINE , KABIVEN , NEPHROSTERIL , NEPHROTECT , NUMETA , NUMETA PRETERM , NUTRIFLEX LIPID , NUTRINEAL PD4 , OLEUNOR , OLICLINOMEL , OLIMEL , OMEFLEX , PERIKABIVEN , PERIOLIMEL N4-600E , PLENAMINE , PREMASOL , PRIMENE , PROCALAMINE , PROSOL , SMOFKABIVEN , SMOFKABIVEN E , SMOFKABIVEN EF , SMOFKABIVEN NTENSE , STRUCTOKABIVEN , SYNTHAMIN , SYNTHAMIN 17 WITHOUT ELECTROLYTES , SYNTHAMIN WITHOUT ELECTROLYTES , TEBETANE , TRAVASOL , TROPHAMINE , VAMIN , VAMINOLAC , VAMINOLACT