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The radiolysis of tryptophan and leucine with 32P beta-radiation.

We have extended earlier experiments on the radiolysis of DL-tryptophan using 32 p beta-radiation to longer reaction times, observing complete destruction of the tryptophan by secondary, non-radiolytic processes. We have also undertaken the irradiation of DL-leucine with 32 P beta's at -196 degrees, achieving radiolyses to the extents of ca. 20-30%, but observing no concomittant asymmetric bias. The implications of these observations are discussed with regard to the Vester-Ulbricht mechanism for the origin of optical activity.[1]

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  1. The radiolysis of tryptophan and leucine with 32P beta-radiation. Blair, N.E., Bonner, W.A. J. Mol. Evol. (1980) [Pubmed]
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