Amino acids are acids on one hand, and a base on the other hand.
<h3>What is an acid?</h3>
An acid is a substance that produces hydrogen or hydroxonium ions as the only positively charged ion when it ionizes.
All amino acids have an amine group -
and a carboxylic group -
.
The carboxylic group ionizes such that:
The presence of the amine group enables amino acids to also act as a base.
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<span>Describes a system of naming something using two names, or words.
Binomial means "two" and nomenclature means "list of names"
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The mutation is on chromosome/karyotype 8.
