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Autodescription — L-aspartic acid (Q178450)
description: chemical compound
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- Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)
- L-aspartic acid (Q178450)
- proteinogenic amino acid (Q3241589)
- amino acid (Q8066) (@)→
- biomolecule (Q206229) (⁋)→
- amino carboxylic acid (Q97012682)
- L-amino acid (Q24301658)
- dispensable amino acids (Q9150056)
- proteinogenic amino acid (Q3241589)
- L-aspartic acid (Q178450)
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L-aspartic acid vs. L-aspartate
[edit]Scidudebot said that 'glutamate' is not a valid alias for DL-glutamic acid (Q181136) . Does the same apply here: should the alternative labels like "L-aspartate" be moved to L-aspartate(1-) (Q27104098)? --Ariutta (talk) 22:29, 24 November 2020 (UTC)
- Yes, it should. However, as I wrote you in one place, there is still many errors in Wikidata entries, because most were not manually curated and have only data automatically imported from various databases. There is also a pair of properties: conjugate base (P4149)/conjugate acid (P4147) that should be used to link acid form with anionic form. Wostr (talk) 13:52, 25 November 2020 (UTC)