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which amino lacks a stereoisomer?

ffmedic1043

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which amino lacks a stereoisomer?

which amino lacks a stereoisomer?

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tom_van

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11 years ago

Proline because it has a ring structure.

Laser_3

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11 years ago

Hi ffmedic1043,

Proline actually has a chirality center, because the alpha carbon has 4 different groups attached to it. However, glycine does not have a chirality center, because the alpha carbon has 2 hydrogen attached to it.

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Laser

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