Amine

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An amino compound has an amino or amine group (NH₂) bound to its chain at any point. The amino acids are a key subset of the amino family, having the general graphic formula NH₂CHRCOOH (where R can also be H; the result is glycine, the simplest of the amino acids).

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• Amino acid
• Organic compound
• Protein