What is the net charge of the following amino acids (A, B, C, D) at pH 5.96 ? Amino acid Isoelectric point Net charge at pH 5.25 A. 10.76 O+1 00 0-1 B 7.59 O+1 00 0-1 3.00 O+1 00 0-1 5.96 O+1 00 0-1

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