Amino acids serve many functions in proteins. There are four general categories

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Amino acids serve many functions in proteins. There are four general categories that amino acids fall into what are the two broad categories (based on molecular interactions)? What are the three sub categories of the are that breaks into smaller subgroups? Structurally, what is the functionality difference between the two main groups? what difference would each fill in shopping a protein? Cysteine is the amino acid that has a thiol group as a side chain. What does the side chain fulfill on a protein's structure?

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A 1] Dextro - (D) and Levo - (L)

    2] Essential, Non-essential and Conditionally essential.

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