threonátovými

Threonátovými is the genitive plural form of threonát in Czech. A threonát (plural threonáty) is a salt or ester derived from threonine. Threonine is one of the essential amino acids, meaning it cannot be synthesized by the human body and must be obtained through diet. It plays a crucial role in protein synthesis, the formation of collagen and elastin, and the metabolism of fats and other amino acids.

As salts, threonáty would typically involve the carboxylate group of threonine reacting with a base. For example, calcium threonát would be a salt formed from threonine and calcium. As esters, threonáty would be formed when the carboxyl group of threonine reacts with an alcohol. These forms are less commonly discussed in general biological contexts compared to free threonine or its role within proteins. The term "threonátovými" would be used in a sentence describing something in relation to multiple threonates, such as "složení threonátovými solemi" which translates to "the composition with threonátovými salts".