The Three Common Components of All Amino Acids Are: a Central

question 32

Multiple Choice

The three common components of all amino acids are: a central carbon atom bonded to a hydrogen atom, a carboxylic acid group, and

• A) a common side-chain group.
• B) a sulfur-containing amino group.
• C) a nitrogen-containing amino group.
• D) a positively charged R-group.

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