9L.11.5 Proteins can be glycosylated (have sugar molecules added to them) through the formation of either acetals/ketals or Schiff bases. Which amino acids have sidechains that can be used as reactants to form acetals/ketals or Schiff bases?Drag the appropriate amino acids to their respective bins.Ser Arg Gly Tyr ThrAcetal/ketalSubmitRequest AnswerSchiff baseLysHis ProNeitherResetTrp ValHelp

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