The simplest of all amino acid:
Correct answer: B. Glycine
- A. Lysine
- B. Glycine
- C. Alanine
- D. Aspartic acid
Explanation
Glycine is the correct answer because it is the simplest amino acid with a hydrogen atom as its side chain. It's the only option among A, C, and D that lacks a side chain or R-group, making it the simplest structurally.
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