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The NH<sub>2 </sub>group is known as an amino group, a derivative of [[Ammonia|ammonia]]. It is a common functional group in organic molecules<ref>Compendium for Medical Sciences 2nd Edition. (2012) Scion Publishing Ltd.</ref>. | The NH<sub>2 </sub>group is known as an amino group, a derivative of [[Ammonia|ammonia]]. It is a common functional group in organic molecules<ref>Compendium for Medical Sciences 2nd Edition. (2012) Scion Publishing Ltd.</ref>. | ||
The NH<sub>2</sub> group is present in all [[Amino acids|amino acids]] and one hydrogen is used in the [[Condensation Reaction|condensation reaction]] that form amino acid chains. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:46, 4 December 2018
The NH2 group is known as an amino group, a derivative of ammonia. It is a common functional group in organic molecules[1].
The NH2 group is present in all amino acids and one hydrogen is used in the condensation reaction that form amino acid chains.
References
- ↑ Compendium for Medical Sciences 2nd Edition. (2012) Scion Publishing Ltd.