What amino acid is being described below? Draw its structure at pH 12.0a. A polar amino acid with 2 chiral centersb. An amino acid with an aliphatic heterocyclic ring on the side chainС.A non-polar amino acid with 2 chiral centersd. A polar amino acid capable of forming disulfide bondse.An aromatic amino acid having an indole ring on the side chainf.A non-polar essential amino acid capable of donating 1 carbon moiety in metabolism

Amino acids are compounds containing both amine and acid groups. A polar amio acids are those which…

What amino acid is being described below? Draw its structure at pH 12.0 a. A polar amino acid with 2 chiral centers b. An amino acid with an aliphatic heterocyclic ring on the side chain A non-polar amino acid with d. A polar amino acid capable of forming disulfide bonds С. chiral centers е. An aromatic amino acid having an indole ring on the side chain f. A non-polar essential amino acid capable of donating 1 carbon moiety in metabolism

What amino acid is being described below? Draw its structure at pH 12.0 a. A polar amino acid with 2 chiral centers b. An amino acid with an aliphatic heterocyclic ring on the side chain A non-polar amino acid with d. A polar amino acid capable of forming disulfide bonds С. chiral centers е. An aromatic amino acid having an indole ring on the side chain f. A non-polar essential amino acid capable of donating 1 carbon moiety in metabolism

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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