Carbon: The Core Element of Amino Acids - Understanding Amino Acid Structure

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The primary element in amino acids is carbon. This element forms the backbone of most organic compounds, including amino acids. Amino acids also contain:

* Hydrogen

* Oxygen

* Nitrogen

* Sulfur

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