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Identify the following amino acids, Identify the following amino acids, and tell whether each is acidic, basic, or neutral.

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4 24. 25. Identify the following amino acids,
24.25 Identify the following amino acids, and tell whether each is acidic, basic, or neutral.

5 24.26 Identify the following amino acids:

6 24.27 Does the following model represent a d-amino acid or an l-amino acid? Identify it.

7 24.28 Is the following model of glucose in the form or the form?

8 24. 29. The following model represents d-ribose in its open-chain form
24.29 The following model represents d-ribose in its open-chain form. Is ribose an aldose or a ketose? How many chiral carbon atoms does ribose have?

9 24.30 Identify the following dipeptide:

10 24.31 Identify the following amine bases found in nucleic acids:

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