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Analyze the structure of the 20 amino acids found in living organisms (Chapter 3 text). Apart from C, H, O, (which are plentiful in most any individual's diet) which element's availability is most critical for protein synthesis? phosphorous nitrogen sulphur magnesium potassium 

          Analyze the structure of the 20 amino acids found in living organisms (Chapter 3
text). Apart from C, H, O, (which are plentiful in most any individual's diet) which
element's availability is most critical for protein synthesis?
phosphorous
nitrogen
sulphur
magnesium
potassium
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Analyze the structure of the 20 amino acids found in living organisms (Chapter 3 text). Apart from C, H, O, (which are plentiful in most any individual's diet) which element's availability is most critical for protein synthesis? phosphorous nitrogen sulphur magnesium potassium

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Analyze the structure of the 20 amino acids found in living organisms (Chapter 3 text). Apart from C,H,O, (which are plentiful in most any individual's diet) which element's availability is most critical for protein synthesis? phosphorous nitrogen sulphur magnesium potassium Analyze the structure of the 20 amino acids found in living organisms (Chapter 3 text).Apart from C,H,O, (which are plentiful in most any individual's diet)whic element's availability is most critical for protein synthesis? O phosphorous O nitrogen sulphur O magnesium O potassium
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00:02 So the question asks you to analyze the structure of 20 common amino acid, apart from cho, which elements availability is most critical for protein synthetis? so on the screen, i want to show you the common structure of all amino acid.
00:16 So it doesn't matter which amino acid, they all have something in common.
00:20 It has a central carbon, we call a c -rfa, and then this is an alpha carbon, and in one side it connects with an amino group, nh2.
00:29 On the other side, it connect with a coboxy group, c -o -o -h.
00:34 And, of course, on top, it has a hydrogen group.
00:37 So these are the common structure of all amino acid.
00:41 Doesn't matter which one.
00:42 They all have these four parts.
00:45 And, of course, there is a side chain r.
00:48 The side chain is different in different amino acid...
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