What functional groups will be joined together if alanine and serine molecules combine to form a single molecule?

(a. an amino group and a carbonyl group.)

(B. an amino group and a methyl group.)

(D. a hydrogen atom and a methyl group.)

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Donovan Orozco

Biology

6 June, 19:41

What functional groups will be joined together if alanine and serine molecules combine to form a single molecule?

(a. an amino group and a carbonyl group.)

(B. an amino group and a methyl group.)

(D. a hydrogen atom and a methyl group.)

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Ryker Hanna · Answer 1

The correct answer is a an amino group and a carboxyl group.

Explanation:

Alanine and serine are both amino acids. Alanine is a simple amino acids where serine is a hydroxyl amino acids.

When alanine and serine molecules combine to form a single molecule at that time an amino group and the carboxyl group will be joined together to form a ala-ser peptide linkage.

What functional groups will be joined together if alanine and serine molecules combine to form a single molecule?(a. an amino group and a carbonyl group.)(B. an amino group and a methyl group.)(D. a hydrogen atom and a methyl group.)

What functional groups will be joined together if alanine and serine molecules combine to form a single molecule?

(a. an amino group and a carbonyl group.)

(B. an amino group and a methyl group.)

(D. a hydrogen atom and a methyl group.)