‘D’- form of amino acid is derived from?

Correct Answer: From external source
Description: The amino acids which we can be synthesized in our body are always in 'L'-form. So, the source of 'D' amino acids is always exogenous either from diet or from intestinal bacterias. In body all L- amino acids are present and none of D-amino acids except D-serine and D-aspaate in Brain
Category: Biochemistry
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