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The difference between alanine and glycine

Answer 1

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Glycine and Alanine. Glycine and alanine are small, non-polar amino acids. Their aliphatic side chains do not allow any specific chemical interactions with other molecules. ... Glycine, in particular, is often found in tight turns because its small hydrogen side chain does not cause steric interference.

Glycine is the amino acid that has single hydrogen atom at it's side chain. It's the simplest possible amino acid

Alanine is alpha amino that is used in the biosynthesis of proteins

Answer 2

Answer:Glycine and Alanine. Glycine and alanine are small, non-polar amino acids. Their aliphatic side chains do not allow any specific chemical interactions with other molecules. ... Glycine, in particular, is often found in tight turns because its small hydrogen side chain does not cause steric interference

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