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amino acid pool The amino acids available for protein synthesis at any given time; the liver regulates the blood level of amino acids based on tissue needs and converts excess amino acids to carbohydrates for energy production.
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aminoacidopathies Various disorders of amino acid metabolism, of which there are nearly 100, including cystinuria, alkaptonuria, and albinism.
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aminoglutaric acid Glutamic acid .
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aminohippuric acid, sodium The sodium salt of aminohippuric acid. It is given intravenously to test renal blood flow and the excretory capacity of the renal tubules.
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aminophylline poisoning SEE: Poisons and Poisoning Appendix.
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