Molar mass of L-Serine
The molecular formula of L-Serine is C3H7NO3, giving a molar mass of 105.093 g/mol.
Molar mass
105.093g/mol
Computed from the formula with the IUPAC conventional atomic weights (abridged, 2021 edition).
Formula
C3H7NO3
Category
Amino Acids
Atoms per molecule
14
L-Serine conversions
Mass ↔ amount and solution conversions derived from the stored molar mass of 105.093 g/mol.
1 mmol105.093 mg
1 g9.5154 mmol
1 M105.093 g/L
About L-Serine
A polar amino acid whose hydroxyl group is a frequent site of phosphorylation and glycosylation, making it central to cell signalling. It is also the biosynthetic source of glycine, cysteine, and the one-carbon units used in nucleotide synthesis.
Related compounds
Other entries in Amino Acids.
GlycineC2H5NO2 · 75.067 g/molL-AlanineC3H7NO2 · 89.094 g/molL-ArginineC6H14N4O2 · 174.204 g/molL-AsparagineC4H8N2O3 · 132.119 g/molL-Aspartic acidC4H7NO4 · 133.103 g/molL-CysteineC3H7NO2S · 121.154 g/molL-Glutamic acidC5H9NO4 · 147.130 g/molL-GlutamineC5H10N2O3 · 146.146 g/molL-HistidineC6H9N3O2 · 155.157 g/molL-IsoleucineC6H13NO2 · 131.175 g/molL-LeucineC6H13NO2 · 131.175 g/molL-LysineC6H14N2O2 · 146.190 g/mol