L-Lysin, DL-Methionin
French translation: lysine lévogyre
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| na | dextrogyre, lévogyre |
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dextrogyre, lévogyre Explanation: dextrogyre: se dit des composés qui font tourner le plan de polarisation de la lumière dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre. Le glucose est dextrogyre. Contraire: lévogyre (Petit Larousse en couleurs) L-lysine, DL-méthionine |
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