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What makes amino acids unique from one another? a. the 'R' group b. The amino group c. The carboxyl group d. The type of sugar molecule in the molecular backbone

What makes amino acids unique from one another? a. the 'R' group b. The amino group c. The carboxyl group d. The type of sugar molecule in the molecular backbone
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What makes amino acids unique from one another?

a. the 'R' group
b. The amino group
c. The carboxyl group
d. The type of sugar molecule in the molecular backbone

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The type of sugar molecule in the molecular backbone

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