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    Two Very Similar Molecules That Differ Only in Being Chiral
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Two Very Similar Molecules That Differ Only in Being Chiral

Question 55

Question 55

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Two very similar molecules that differ only in being chiral, such as D- or L-, will always bind similarly to an enzyme.

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