Given: Statements about amino acids are to be checked, and based on the options the task is to identify the incorrect statements.
Find: Which option matches the incorrect statements.
Step 1: Analyze each statement
- A: Arginine and Tryptophan are classified as essential amino acids. Arginine is semi-essential or essential for children. So this statement is true.
- B: Glycine has structure NH2−CH2−COOH. The α-carbon has two hydrogen atoms, so glycine is achiral. This statement is true.
- C: Proline contains a pyrrolidine ring, which is a 5-membered ring containing nitrogen, not a six-membered ring. So this statement is false.
- D: Histidine contains an imidazole ring, which is a heterocyclic aromatic ring. So this statement is false.
- E: The side chain Me−S−CH2−CH2− belongs to Methionine, not cysteine. Cysteine has side chain HS−CH2−. So this statement is false.
Step 2: Compare with the options
The incorrect statements are C, D, and E. However, no option contains all three.
The solution states that among the given options, Option D is selected, corresponding to C and E only.
Conclusion: There is a discrepancy in the question-options set because C, D, and E are all incorrect, but the provided answer key marks D. Therefore, the correct option according to the solution is D.