alleryDifferent amino acids differ from one another in their:
Acarboxyl group
BR (variable) group
Camino group
Dalpha carbon
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. R (variable) group
Amino acids share the amino, carboxyl and α-carbon; they differ in the variable R group.
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