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Amino Acids Physical Properties, Structure, Classification, Functions

Amino Acids Physical Properties, Structure, Classification, Functions

mainly due to their ampholytic properties and biochemically mainly because they are protein constituents. An amino acid is a carboxylic acids that contain an aliphatic primary ammonium group in the same position as the carboxyl group. It also has a distinctive stereochemistry. Biosynthesis of proteins is done using 20 amino acids, which are subject to strict genetic control.

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