Amino acids may be :- O Acidic (Three amino acids), Basic (Two amino acids ) and Neutral (15 amino acids) Acidic (Two amino acids), Basic (Three amino acids ) and Neutral (15 amino acids) O Acidic (Two amino acids), Basic (two amino acids ) and Neutral (16 amino acids) O Acidic (Three amino acids), Basic (Three amino acids ) and Neutral (14 amino acids)

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Q: Whats the Difference between Amino acids and imino acids?

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