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Which of the following is the analogue of valine?

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Which of the following is the analogue of valine?

(a) Isoleucine

(b) Trifluoroleucine

(c) Leucine

(d) Cephamycin

The question was posed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.

My question is taken from Improvement of Industrial Microorganisms in division The Isolation, Preservation and Improvement of Industrial Microorganisms of Fermentation Technology

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Right choice is (b) Trifluoroleucine

The best I can explain: The analogue of valine is trifluoroleucine. The mutants of Streptomyces lipmanni were resistant to trifluoroleucine. Here, Cephamycin is an antibiotic that mainly fights against gram-negative bacteria.

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