3 20 Common Amino Acids (neutral form)Methionine(Met, M)Phenylalanine(Phe, F)NONPOLAR AMINO ACIDSLeucineIsoleucine(Leu, L)(Ile, I)Valine(Val, V)H,N-CH-C-OHH;N-CH-C-OHAlanineCH;HN-CH-CCH-CH,Glycine(Gly, G)CH-C-OH(Ala, A)H2N-OHCH2CH;HN-CH-C-OHCHCH-CH,CH-CH,CHHN-CH-C-OH H,N-CH-C-OHCHCHCH,CH,H.CHTyrosine(Tyr, Y)POLAR NEUTRAL AMINO ACIDSTryptophan(Trp, W) OHN-CH-C-OHGlutamineProlineAsрaragine(Asn, N)H,N-CH-C-OH(Gln, Q)Threonine(Pro, P)Serine(Ser, S)(The, T)H,N-CH-C-OHCHCH,C-OHH,N-CH-C-OHCHCH,H,N-CH-C-OHCH2H,NCH--онHNHNCH-OHCHNH,NH,OHCH,CYSTEINEPOLAR ACIDIC AMINO ACIDSPOLAR BASIC AMINO ACIDSCysteineArginine(Arg, R)(Cys, C)GlutamieAcidLysine(Lys, K)HN-CH-C-OHAsparticAcidHistidine(His, H)(Glu, E)(Asp, D)H,N-CH-C-OHCH,H,N-CH-C-OHHN-CH-COHCH,CHCH2H,N-CH-CH,N-CH-C-OHCHSHCH,CHNH"recall that Cya har the uniqueability to form diulfide bondsand participate in oxidation-reduction reactionsCNHCH,OHNH,NH2NH 13. An enzyme is shown below, along with its substrate. Label the enzyme, the enzyme activesite, and the substrate.14. Now add three amino acid side chains from your amino acid reference sheet that might existin the enzyme active site. Choose side chains that will interact with the substrate shown anddraw and label the interactions that you would expect to see between the side chains youdraw and the substrate shown. For the interactions with each side chain, show one or two ofthe strongest possible interactions with the substrate.

We have find out the enzyme, it's active sites and substrate.

13. An enzyme is shown below, along with its substrate. Label the enzyme, the enzyme active site, and the substrate. 14. Now add three amino acid side chains from your amino acid reference sheet that might exist in the enzyme active site. Choose side chains that will interact with the substrate shown and draw and label the interactions that you would expect to see between the side chains you draw and the substrate shown. For the interactions with each side chain, show one or two of the strongest possible interactions with the substrate.

13. An enzyme is shown below, along with its substrate. Label the enzyme, the enzyme active site, and the substrate. 14. Now add three amino acid side chains from your amino acid reference sheet that might exist in the enzyme active site. Choose side chains that will interact with the substrate shown and draw and label the interactions that you would expect to see between the side chains you draw and the substrate shown. For the interactions with each side chain, show one or two of the strongest possible interactions with the substrate.

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