10. Which side chain would most likely be found in the interior of a protein, awayfrom the aqueous environment?a.-CH2OHb.c. -CH2COOHd. -CH2CONH2 |I-CH2SHe.

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10. Which side chain would most likely be found in the interior of a protein, away from the aqueous environment? a. -CH2OH b. c. -CH2COOH d. -CH2CONH2 |I -CH2SH e.