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What is the simplest amino acid?
What is the simplest amino acid?
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Glycine
is the simplest amino acid.
It is the
only amino acid
without an asymmetric carbon atom.
Hence, it
does not have
D- or L- forms.
‘The side chain’ consists of hydrogen.
It possesses only
one amino acid and one carboxylic group
and neither substituent nor functional group.
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