At physiological ph, the ionized state of the amino (nh2) group in the r group of lysine is:

Physiological pH is between 7.37 and 7.43

Lysine is a basic amino acid, which means it has two NH2 groups and one COOH group.

Lysine pKas are: 2.16, 9.06 and 10.05

At low pH (lower than the first pKa, in this case: lower than 2.16) the three groups are protoned. As you increase pH, the first group to lose its proton is the acid group, then the alpha-amino group and then the R-amino group. You will have everything non protoned at a high pH (higher than the highest pKa, in this case: 10.05).

Physiological pH is higher than the lowest pKa and lower than the middle pKa, so it’s the second case: the acid is not protoned, the R-amino is protoned and the alpha amino is protoned.

Protoned aminos are cations: NH3+.

i'm pretty sure its b i might be wrong though!