Chapter 27: Problem 8
What amino acid does each abbreviation stand for? (a) Phe (b) Ser (c) Asp (d) Gln (e) His (f) Gly (g) Tyr
Chapter 27: Problem 8
What amino acid does each abbreviation stand for? (a) Phe (b) Ser (c) Asp (d) Gln (e) His (f) Gly (g) Tyr
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Get started for freeDraw a structural formula of these tripeptides. Mark each peptide bond, the \(N\)-terminal amino acid, and the \(C\)-terminal amino acid. (a) Phe-Val-Asn (b) Leu-Val-Gln
Describe the behavior of a mixture of glutamic acid, arginine, and valine on paper electrophoresis at \(\mathrm{pH} 6.0\).
At pH 7.4, the \(\mathrm{pH}\) of blood plasma, do the majority of protein- derived amino acids bear a net negative charge or a net positive charge? Explain.
Several \(\beta\)-amino acids exist. There is a unit of \(\beta\)-alanine, for example, contained within the structure of coenzyme A (Problem 25.34). Write the structural formula of \(\beta\)-alanine.
The isoelectric point of histidine is 7.64. Toward which electrode does histidine migrate on paper electrophoresis at pH 7.0?
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