L-Glutamine (abbreviated as Gln or Q) is one of the 20 encoded by the standard . Its is an formed by replacing the side-chain of glutamic acid with an . It can therefore be considered the amide of . Its are CAA and CAG. In human blood glutamine is the most abundant free with a concentration of about 500-900 mol/l.

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Grade : Pharmaceutical grade, Other
Application : Pharmaceutical and biochemical research
Taste : Not available
Classification : Other, Amide compound
Appearance : White crystalline powder
Smell : Other, Odorless
Grade : Other, Pharmaceutical/Food grade
Application : Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic Industry, Food Additive
Taste : Slightly sweet
Classification : Amino Acid, Pharmaceutical Intermediate, Other
Appearance : White crystalline powder
Smell : Other, Odorless
Grade : Other, Food Grade/Pharmaceutical Grade
Application : Food Additive, Dietary Supplement, Pharmaceutical Intermediate
Taste : Slightly Sweet and Saline
Classification : Other, Organic Acid
Appearance : White Crystalline Powder
Smell : Other, Odorless