Is serine a natural occurring molecule, why or why not? Why is serine chemical and physical properties? How does serine properties affect the physical property of a molecule?

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Is serine a natural occurring molecule, why or why not? Why is serine chemical and physical properties? How does serine properties affect the physical property of a molecule?

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Yes it is. Serine is a non-essential amino acid in humans.

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Hmmm im reallt not sure this pretty hard im stuck i need help!

Yaroslav Havrylovych answered Mar 16, 2023

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