Amino Acid Valine Flag: V Flag or Val Flag

The Valine flag uses the colours orange, black and white. The white dots on the black field indicate three carbons make up the functional R-Group.  The dots also illustrate the geometric arrangement of the atoms in the branched V shape.

The orange stripes along the hoist relate to the number 22, because V is the 22nd number.  Reason being, orange is the 2nd colour of the common rainbow.  Thus it reads 2 and 2.  Also black is the assigned contrast indicator.  If the thin black contrast stripe was not present it would appear to be one orange block. 

 Amino Acid V was discovered by wonder biological alchemist Hermann Emil Fischer in the year 1901, Germany.

Valine is an essential ingredient to maintain stemcells that make blood.