All proteins are made up of `alpha`-amino acids which act as the building blocks. `alpha`-amino acids that are synthesised in the body, are known as non-essential `alpha`-amino acids while the one which the body fails to synthesise, are called essential `alpha`-amino acids. All of them exist as dipolar ions also known as Zwitterions. For all the `alpha`-amino acids, there is a certain pH of the medium known as isoelectric point at which the dipolar ions behave as electrically neutral species. In acidic medium, the ion migrates towards cathos while in basic medium, it migrates towards anode on passing electric current. The isoelectric point of an amino acid isA. the pH at which it exists in basic formB. the pH at which it exists in acidic formC. the pH at which it exists in zwitterion formD. the pH equal to its Pka.

All proteins are made up of `alpha`-amino acids which act as the build

1.	All proteins are made up of `alpha`-amino acids which act as the building blocks. `alpha`-amino acids that are synthesised in the body, are known as non-essential `alpha`-amino acids while the one which the body fails to synthesise, are called essential `alpha`-amino acids. All of them exist as dipolar ions also known as Zwitterions. For all the `alpha`-amino acids, there is a certain pH of the medium known as isoelectric point at which the dipolar ions behave as electrically neutral species. In acidic medium, the ion migrates towards cathos while in basic medium, it migrates towards anode on passing electric current. The isoelectric point of an amino acid isA. the pH at which it exists in basic formB. the pH at which it exists in acidic formC. the pH at which it exists in zwitterion formD. the pH equal to its Pka.
Answer» Correct Answer - C