How many types of amino acids are present in the cell?
Correct answer: A. 170
- A. 170
- B. 25
- C. 20
- D. 3000
Explanation
170 amino acids are present in nature in cells or tissues. 25 types of amino acid are constituents of proteins. The combinations of 20 types of amino acids can synthesize most of the proteins.
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