All amino acids have a similar structure. Which component is responsible for the differences in the 20 amino acids A: the carboxlyic acid B: the R group C: the central form D: the amine group

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All amino acids have a similar structure. Which component is responsible for the differences in the 20 amino acids

A: the carboxlyic acid

B: the R group

C: the central form

D: the amine group

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Answer:

The R group.

Step-by-step explanation:

All amino acids have atleast one carboxylic acid group and an amine group.

Tharindu Kumara answered Mar 24, 2020

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Answer:

the R group

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Santino answered Mar 27, 2020

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