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After exercising do all proteins (meat, vegetable) have the same effect on muscle development?
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Proteins are made up of "building blocks" which are called amino acids. Muscle repair/growth is limited by amino acid availability. To elaborate on that, the essential amino acid (essential AAs must come from the diet, whereas non-essential AAs can be synthesized by our tissues) which is least abundant sets the cap on muscle growth/repair. For example, if you had 10 units of each essential AA, but only 5 units of one of those essential AAs, you could only synthesize 5 units of protein, and all the excess AAs (5 units of each other essential AA) would be deaminated and burned for energy. 

Different proteins will provide amino acids in different ratios, so to answer your question, no, all proteins do not have the same effect on muscle development. This is why it's important to get protein from varied sources, and to seek sources that are known for having relatively complete amino acid profiles, such as eggs and milk.