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5. a) Assign the absolute configuration to each stereogenic carbon. HO *** CH3 HI NH₂ H₂N LOH CH3 HO HO HO- HO magen o to nel gibnoqonos sill wors si no stiw sesolq, anoit b) The following structure corresponds to the R enantiomer of alanine (amino acid). What will be abo racemic mixture of this amino acid? Will this mixture be optically active? HOT JASH202:11 718 lomers VOX ( lonsri MH3 100 HO Hd siduloe om Jon ei Innezol H H OH ad AMC Heid

5. a) Assign the absolute configuration to each stereogenic carbon. HO *** CH3 HI NH₂ H₂N LOH CH3 HO HO HO- HO magen o to nel gibnoqonos sill wors si no stiw sesolq, anoit b) The following structure corresponds to the R enantiomer of alanine (amino acid). What will be abo racemic mixture of this amino acid? Will this mixture be optically active? HOT JASH202:11 718 lomers VOX ( lonsri MH3 100 HO Hd siduloe om Jon ei Innezol H H OH ad AMC Heid

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Chapter21: Biochemistry

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