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Which of the following would be expected to be in region B? Why? Tryptophan Phenylalanine Lysine Arginine Serine Isoleucine
The image shows a diagram of a protein structure with three labeled sections: A, B, and C. 

- **Section A**: Represents a curly, green line indicating an extracellular domain.
  
- **Section B**: Illustrates a transmembrane region with a characteristic pattern, suggesting a lipid bilayer with embedded segments.

- **Section C**: Depicts another curly, green line indicative of an intracellular domain.

This structure is typical of membrane proteins, where section A would be outside the cell, section B is embedded in the cell membrane, and section C is inside the cell.
Transcribed Image Text:The image shows a diagram of a protein structure with three labeled sections: A, B, and C. - **Section A**: Represents a curly, green line indicating an extracellular domain. - **Section B**: Illustrates a transmembrane region with a characteristic pattern, suggesting a lipid bilayer with embedded segments. - **Section C**: Depicts another curly, green line indicative of an intracellular domain. This structure is typical of membrane proteins, where section A would be outside the cell, section B is embedded in the cell membrane, and section C is inside the cell.
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The amino acids present in region A are most probably polar in nature because it is the domain of protein that lies outside the cell and it has to interact with extra cellular environment.

Domain B should contain hydrophobic amino acids so that it could be thermodynamically stable in non-polar hydrophobic region of bilipid layer of plasma membrane.

 

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