The Amino Acid Quantitative test aids in estimating the precise concentration of various proteins (amino acids) in the gathered sample. This examination aids in the identification of hereditary diseases that are typically brought on by amino acid deficiencies. Additionally, this examination may be used to assess burns, malignant lesions, brain, nerve, and muscle abnormalities, hormonal imbalances, and liver and kidney ailments. Amino acid abnormalities like phenylketonuria and tyrosinemia can affect people of any age, but they are most frequently observed in newborns and young children. These problems frequently occur from either an excess or a shortage of one or more amino acids, which may result in the signs and symptoms of a specific amino acid disorder. Specific dietary changes are part of the treatment for problems involving amino acids.