give answer asap dont copy please give answer for both a and b Question:Glutamic acid is the parent compound ofmonosodium glutamate (known as MSG), which isused as a flavour enhancer. Glutamic acid has thefollowing structure:он — с— сн,- сн—с—с-онHH.a) Circle the acidic functional group(s) and box thebasic functional group(s).b) There is a structural error in the compoundabove. Re-draw the structure correcting the error.

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Chapter23: The Metabolism Of Nitrogen

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