Abstract
Selenium was initially considered a toxic element found in plants growing in soils rich in this element. However, a few years later, selenocysteine was recognized as the 21st amino acid. Huber and Criddle's article has been crucial in discovering selenium-containing proteins and other related works on selenocysteine.
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