© Macmillan Learning Classify each amino acid as polar neutral, hydrophobic, positively charged, or negatively charged. H₂N ° Polar neutral H CH21 NH3 Tooc-CH21 H _000- |-- NH3 _000- Met Hydrophobic Answer Bank H CH21 arginine NH3 Positively charged Negatively charged _000- nonpolar amino acids Thr

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