Amino Acids: Difference between revisions
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Pro P <b>P</b>roline | Pro P <b>P</b>roline | ||
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Pyl O Pyrr<b>o</b>lysine | Pyl O Pyrr<b>o</b>lysine* | ||
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Sec U Selenocysteine<br> (mnemonic: seleni<b>U</b>m) | Sec U Selenocysteine*<br> (mnemonic: seleni<b>U</b>m) | ||
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Ser S <b>S</b>erine | Ser S <b>S</b>erine | ||
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<tr><td colspan="4"><center> | <tr><td colspan="4"><center> | ||
<nowiki>*</nowiki> | <nowiki>*</nowiki>Since the mid-20th century, there were 20 standard amino acids. In the early 2000's, | ||
[[#Unusual_Amino_Acids| | genetically encoded | ||
[[#Unusual_Amino_Acids|Selenocysteine and Pyrrolysine]] were included as standard. | |||
(seleni<b>U</b>m). | (seleni<b>U</b>m). | ||
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