The amino acid beta-serine (see below) belongs to a class of unnatural amino acids that contain an additional carbon between the N- and C- termini of this molecule. According to the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (C-I-P) rules for nomenclature, which ordering(see below) of the substituents of beta-serine (labelled A, B, C, & D) places the groups from highest (1) to lowest priority (4)?BHCH2OHH3N.CO2O D, B, C, AO B, D, C, AO A, C, B, DOC. B, D, AOC.D.B. AQuestion 21 of 298.deleB

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The amino acid beta-serine (see below) belongs to a class of unnatural amino acids that contain an additional carbon between the N- and C- termini of this molecule. According to the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (C-I-P) rules for nomenclature, which orc (see below) of the substituents of beta-serine (labelled A, B, C, & D) places the groups from highest (1) to lowest priority (4)? B H CH,OH H3N. CO2 O D, B, C, A O B, D, C, A OA C, B, D O C, B, D, A OC, D, B,A

The amino acid beta-serine (see below) belongs to a class of unnatural amino acids that contain an additional carbon between the N- and C- termini of this molecule. According to the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (C-I-P) rules for nomenclature, which orc (see below) of the substituents of beta-serine (labelled A, B, C, & D) places the groups from highest (1) to lowest priority (4)? B H CH,OH H3N. CO2 O D, B, C, A O B, D, C, A OA C, B, D O C, B, D, A OC, D, B,A

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