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Glutamine stable isotopes are special forms of the amino acid glutamine that have been modified to contain stable isotopes of nitrogen and carbon. These isotopes allow scientists to track the movement and metabolism of glutamine within cells and tissues, which can provide valuable insights into a variety of biological processes, including protein synthesis, energy metabolism, and tumor growth. Glutamine stable isotopes are commonly used in research studies involving cancer, metabolism, and neuroscience.