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A: Option d Oxidize, hydroxyproline Hydroxylation is the most common oxidation reaction on CMs.

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Q: . The isoelectric point and the influence of pH of environment on dissociation of amino acids.

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A: Phenylalanine is an aromatic amino acid. It has a phenyl group in its  side chain. Different…

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Q: Why is cholesterol an important steroid?

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Q: Why is cholesterol an important steroid?

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