Amino acids are organic compounds containing an amino group (\( -NH_2 \)), a carboxyl group (\( -COOH \)), and a side chain (R group) that is unique to each amino acid.
We need to identify which of the given amino acids contain sulfur in their side chains (R groups).
A.
**Serine:** The side chain of serine is \( -CH_2OH \).
It does not contain sulfur.
B.
**Cysteine:** The side chain of cysteine is \( -CH_2SH \).
It contains a sulfur atom in the form of a thiol group (\( -SH \)).
C.
**Lysine:** The side chain of lysine is \( -(CH_2)_4NH_2 \).
It does not contain sulfur.
D.
**Methionine:** The side chain of methionine is \( -CH_2CH_2SCH_3 \).
It contains a sulfur atom in the form of a thioether group (\( -S- \)).
Therefore, the sulphur-containing amino acids among the given options are cysteine and methionine.