1. Identify the amino acids with the following components in their R group: 1.1. Hydroxyl group 1.2. A sulfur atom 1.3. A second chiral carbon 1.4. An amide group 1.5. An amino group 1.6. A branched side chain 2. Compare and contrast the following pairs: 2.1. Cysteine & Cystine 2.2. Reduced glutathione & Oxidized glutathione 2.3. Lysine & Hydroxylysine 2.4. D-amino acid & L-amino acid

1. Identify the amino acids with the following components in their R group: 1.1. Hydroxyl group 1.2. A sulfur atom 1.3. A second chiral carbon 1.4. An amide group 1.5. An amino group 1.6. A branched side chain 2. Compare and contrast the following pairs: 2.1. Cysteine & Cystine 2.2. Reduced glutathione & Oxidized glutathione 2.3. Lysine & Hydroxylysine 2.4. D-amino acid & L-amino acid

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1. Identify the amino acids with the following components in their R group:
1.1. Hydroxyl group
1.2. A sulfur atom
1.3. A second chiral carbon
1.4. An amide group
1.5. An amino group
1.6. A branched side chain
2. Compare and contrast the following pairs:
2.1. Cysteine & Cystine
2.2. Reduced glutathione & Oxidized glutathione
2.3. Lysine & Hydroxylysine
2.4. D-amino acid & L-amino acid
.Draw the titration curves of an acidic amino acid, a basic amino acid, and a neutral amino acid
ased on their R group. Explain also how titration of amino acids is performed.

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