Tyrosine is an `alpha-amino` carboxylic acid shown below :

(a) In it's cationic form
(b) In it's anionic form
( c) In it's dianionic form
(d) In it's Zwitterionic form.

Draw the Zwitterionic form of amino acid.

Explain ionizable nature of amino acids. Which form is called Zwitterionic form?

How are cations and anions formed ?

Cation and anions are formed in

An amino acid under certain conditions have both positive and negative charges simultaneously in the same molecule. Such a form of amino acid is called (A) Acidic form (B) Basic form (C) Aromatic form (D) Zwitterionic form

Explain the Zwitterionic form of an amino acid.

State ohm's law and write it's mathematical form.