ACTIVITY 4.1.2bhighlight the side chain that is unique.UniquefeaturesandfunctionAminoacidderivativeUniquefeaturesNameAbbreviationandfunction1-3-letterPyroglutamic GlpletterGABAepinephrine EpiHistamineSerotonin79 Copyright 2019. All Rights Reserved.

Amino acids are molecules that makeup proteins. A typical amino acid has a central alpha carbon to…

ACTIVITY 4.1.2 b highlight the side chain that is unique. Unique features and function Amino acid derivative Unique features and function Name Abbreviation 3. letter 1- letter Pyogluame Glp GABA epinephrine Epi Histamine Serotonin

ACTIVITY 4.1.2 b highlight the side chain that is unique. Unique features and function Amino acid derivative Unique features and function Name Abbreviation 3. letter 1- letter Pyogluame Glp GABA epinephrine Epi Histamine Serotonin

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ACTIVITY 4.1.2b
highlight the side chain that is unique.
Unique
features
and
function
Amino
acid
derivative
Unique
features
Name
Abbreviation
and
function
1-
3-
letter
Pyroglutamic Glp
letter
GABA
epinephrine Epi
Histamine
Serotonin
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