Questions 16 and 17 please. QUESTION 16How many chirality centers are on the molecule below?CHOHO-C-HHOTC-HH-C-OHH-C-OHCH₂OHA.4B. 6C.2D.1QUESTION 17Which amino acid pair are most likely to have an electrostatic interaction within a protein?O A. lysine and phenylalanineB. proline and valineC. glutamine and serineD. aspartic acid and arginineMac

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