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Norvaline and Norleucine May Have Been More Abundant Protein Components during Early Stages of Cell Evolution

Claudia Álvarez-Carreño, Arturo Becerra, Antonio Lazcano

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Key concepts: Norvaline, Norleucine, Amino acid, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biosynthesis, Methionine, Enzyme

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