Definition: Tautomery is a phenomenon in which two different structures of identical or similar molecules, such as amino acids, can exist simultaneously. It occurs when one molecule contains a different sequence of atoms compared to another, resulting in a new molecule with its own unique properties and chemical identity. Tautomers are often used in biological systems where the same structure may be found in multiple proteins or enzymes, allowing for rapid identification and analysis of protein structures.
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