which amino acids contain side chains that can change their ionization state in response to environmental changes from a PH of 2 to 9?
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First, we need to identify the amino acids that have ionizable side chains. These are the amino acids that have functional groups that can either gain or lose a proton (H+) depending on the pH of the environment. Show more…
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