Draw the zwitterion form of lysine with all atoms, bonds, charges, and electrons. The alpha amino group to the left of the alpha carbon, the alpha hydrogen must be above the alpha carbon, the alpha carboxyl must be to the right of the alpha carbon, and the side chain must be below the alpha carbon

Draw the zwitterion form of lysine with all atoms, bonds, charges, and electrons. The alpha amino group to the left of the alpha carbon, the alpha hydrogen must be above the alpha carbon, the alpha carboxyl must be to the right of the alpha carbon, and the side chain must be below the alpha carbon

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Chapter27: Amines

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