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Selenocysteine is called the 21st [[Amino | Selenocysteine is called the 21st [[Amino Acids|amino acid]]<ref name='21st'>PMID: 11028985</ref>. | ||
==Importance== | |||
==Structure and Synthesis== | |||
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Selenocysteine is called the 21st amino acid[1].
Importance
Structure and Synthesis
- ↑ Atkins JF, Gesteland RF. The twenty-first amino acid. Nature. 2000 Sep 28;407(6803):463, 465. PMID:11028985 doi:10.1038/35035189
