All 20 amino acids are needed to make animal proteins. Why aren't they all essential to animal diets?

S G asked Aug 7, 2023

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S G asked Aug 7, 2023

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To help the animals body convert food into energy and things it needs, a animal would look weird without some amino acids (they might even be dead)

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