Question #: 25 Labeling of molecules with deuterium (D) or tritium (T) leads to molecules that can be tracked by several experimental techniques and is therefore useful for probing a variety of biological processes. Which of the following reactions would be favorable for labeling the compound as shown? + D2₂0 B. =0 A. 00 T₂0 + DO + TO D. + D₂0 T₂0 -D + DO TO™

Question #: 25 Labeling of molecules with deuterium (D) or tritium (T) leads to molecules that can be tracked by several experimental techniques and is therefore useful for probing a variety of biological processes. Which of the following reactions would be favorable for labeling the compound as shown? + D2₂0 B. =0 A. 00 T₂0 + DO + TO D. + D₂0 T₂0 -D + DO TO™

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