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Molecules of opposite chirality would be toxic to the ones that currently exist on earth right? So that would mean that the L molecules already in existence on earth would be toxic to the newly introduced D molecules? I'm not really sure about this, anyone have more chemistry/Biology background?

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Q: Would an organism with biomolecules of opposite chirality survive on Earth?
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