lycine
/ˈlaɪsiːn/Definitions
1. noun
A non-essential amino acid, especially one that is produced by the body or obtained from food.
“The supplement contained a combination of lycine and valine to promote muscle growth.”
2. noun
An isomer of lysine, a type of amino acid.
“The chemist isolated a sample of lycine from the protein sample.”
3. noun
A rare or variant spelling of the amino acid lysine.
“The text used the archaic spelling lycine instead of lysine.”