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Transamination removes the amino group to form a carbon skeleton that contains only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. True or false.

Transamination removes the amino group to form a carbon skeleton that contains only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. True or false.
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Transamination removes the amino group to form a carbon skeleton that contains

only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms.
True or false.

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false no oxygen atoms in skeleton system

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User Multigoodverse
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Answer:

k

Step-by-step explanation:

kidfkvyg bt tgk mg RH g fu f

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