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Stable and radioactive Isotope Labelling
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I'm confused about carbon numbering with isotopes:
[1-13C] Phenylalanine is labelled at the carboxyl end (carbon #1)
http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/catalog/product/aldrich/490091?lang=en®ion=US
The radioactive [4-3H] Phenylalanine is tritiated on the phenyl ring (which I would have thought would be carbon #7, not carbon #4...)
http://www.chemicalbook.com/ProductChemicalPropertiesCB4372040_EN.htm
Why aren't the carbons numbered the same way between these two phenylalanine forms?
For one, the carbon numbering begins at the carboxyl end and for the other, it begins where the ring connects.
Am I going crazy?!
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Funny thing, nomenclature. Maybe our experts can help?
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