In an electrophoresis experiment, an amino acid does not migrate toward either electrode at a specific pH. What is its structural state?
Q1. In an electrophoresis experiment, an amino acid does not migrate toward either electrode at a specific pH. What is its structural state?
Answer: Zwitterion form
Explanation: At the isoelectric point, amino acids exist as dipolar zwitterions with zero net charge. The acidic form is tempting but occurs at low pH.