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Amino acids.
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Amino acids are the counterparts which in turn can be used to be proteins.
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And these amino acids in turn can be categorized based on their groups.
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So the different categories based on which they can be classified at the first one being the aliphatic side chain.
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So if they in turn have the aliphatic side chain, these amino acids can be categorized under aliphatic group.
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So they interning the first one being the glycine next to it it shall be the alanine.
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Here gly intern denotes glycine, ala in turn denotes gala in turn denotes aline and then the ballant denoted as bal followed by lucin l -e and then isolucin i -l -e.
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So these are the amino acids which in turn would come under this category.
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Next to it it is the hydroxylic.
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So this hydroxylic amino hydroxyricyriccategory in turn would have namin acids which have a hydroxyl group that includes serine return as a c .r followed by 3onite thhr and then the tyrosin tyr.
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And then the third category is the one that has sulfur atoms.
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So the sulfur containing amino acids intern include the first one being system return as cys and then the second one being methionine return is met.
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And then the second one being methanoline return is met...