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Why aren taurine and glycine designated “D” or “L”?

April 26, 2017designated glycine taurine

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Why aren taurine and glycine designated “D” or “L”?

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A3: Due to their chemical structure, taurine and glycine exist in only one form and do not have stereoisomers (mirror images). Therefore, the designated “L” or “D” is not applicable.