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Chapter 18, Problem 7IA
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The food, which must be included in the diet, if a person has started avoiding eating meat and other animal products such as milk, cheese, and eggs.

Introduction:

Amino acids are the units of protein. There are total twenty types of amino acids which are required to be present at the same time by the human body for tissue growth and repair. The amino acids are classified into two types as essential and nonessential amino acids. If there is lack of even one essential amino acid, the cell will not be able to synthesize protein.

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