creatine in Greek
creatine in Greek is κρεατίνη — creatine means an amino acid that vertebrates produce naturally, which their muscles and nerves use as an energy source.
creatine in Greek
κρεατίνη
Pronounced: kreatini
(amino acid) An amino acid, 2-(carbamimidoyl-methyl- amino)acetic acid, which naturally occurs in vertebrates and helps to supply energy to muscle and nerve cells.
What does "creatine" mean?
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noun An amino acid that vertebrates produce naturally, which their muscles and nerves use as an energy source.
"Creatine naturally occurs in vertebrates, including humans."
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creatine in a sentence
- Creatine naturally occurs in vertebrates, including humans.
- The biochemist measured the creatine levels in the muscle sample.
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What is "creatine" in Greek?
"creatine" in Greek is κρεατίνη. creatine means: An amino acid that vertebrates produce naturally, which their muscles and nerves use as an energy source.
How do you pronounce κρεατίνη?
"creatine" in Greek is κρεατίνη, pronounced "kreatini".
How do you use "creatine" in a sentence?
Example: "Creatine naturally occurs in vertebrates, including humans." In Greek, "creatine" is κρεατίνη.
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