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The functional group present in the side chain of given amino acid is to be stated.
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The replacement of the hydrogen by other
(b)
Interpretation:
The functional group present in the side chain of given amino acid is to be stated.
Concept introduction:
The replacement of the hydrogen by other functional groups in the chemical formula for alkanes gives different compounds. These functional groups have a particular set of atom. Attaching the functional groups to the alkane changes the properties of alkanes. Each functional group has a set of certain properties possessed by all the compounds having that functional group.
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The functional group present in the side chain of given amino acid is to be stated.
Concept introduction:
The replacement of the hydrogen by other functional groups in the chemical formula for alkanes gives different compounds. These functional groups have a particular set of atom. Attaching the functional groups to the alkane changes the properties of alkanes. Each functional group has a set of certain properties possessed by all the compounds having that functional group.
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