Give the full name of the amino acid and based on the structure of the side chain is it hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

Q: What are the intermolecular forces responsible for the folding of amino acid chains into proteins?…

A: Amino acids always combine together to give different structures such as primary, secondary or…

Q: Explain which amino acids are acidic, which are basic, and which are neutral. Use theisoelectric…

A: Amino acids: At isoelectric point, proteins are neutral.

Q: As we’ve discussed, a peptide bond is made when amino group of one amino acid combines with the…

A: Amino acids contain amine and carboxyl functional group, with a side chain group (R) which…

Q: Fill in the side chains (including stereochemistry) on the hexapeptide backbone below to make the…

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Q: The amides in the peptide backbone determine the [Select ] structure of a protein and the side…

A: The pattern in which amino acids are linked is called protein's primary structure.

Q: Exposing a protein to either low or high pH conditions can denature the protein. What types of…

A: In the given question we have to predict which intermolecular forces are disrupted in protein when…

Q: Write the structure for the protein Pro-Asn-Tyr-Cys at pH 7.0.

A: Amino acid: An amino acid is an organic molecule and it consists of amine group (NH2), acidic…

Q: Draw the tripeptide RDF. Draw the structure that would exist at physiological pH.  For the peptide…

A: Amino acid:- It maybe defined as the compounds which contain an amino(-NH2) group, a carboxyl…

Q: If you were to design a small peptide with a large net negative charge at physiological pH, which…

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Q: Give the full name of the amino acid and based on the structure of the side chain is it hydrophobic…

A: 1- This is a Leucine alpha amino acid having COOH and NH2 group and side chain contains Isobutyl…

Q: Give the full name of the amino acid and based on the structure of the side chain is it hydrophobic…

A: Interpretation: We have to provide the full form for the given amino acid.

Q: Answer the following questions on the basis of the free energies of formation at 25°C shown in the…

A: (a) The mentioned peptide bond formation reaction can be represented as:…

Q: Which of the following contributes the most to the stability of the conformation of a water-soluble,…

A: The most important contribution to the stability of a protein conformation is the entropy increase…

Q: Draw the peptide structure of Trp-Thr-Gly-Ile-Thr-Arg, and circle the peptide bonds

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Q: Identify the amino group present in the given amino acid. COO™ H₂N-CH | CH₂OH Serine

A: Zwitter ion form of amino acid Is given.Zwitter ion is one which have both ions (+ ,-)positive as…

Q: 13.2) Draw the line bond structure for the general form of an amino acid using "R" to represent the…

A: Here we have to draw line structure of predominant form of amino acid at physiolgical pH = 7.4

Q: Name the tripeptide using the three letter amino acid abbreviations separated by a hyphen. (For…

A: Peptides are chain of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds. Peptide bonds are formed when…

Q: Draw the structures of the amino acids tyrosine and threonine, and show how hydrogen bonding is…

A: Hydrogen bonds exist in compounds in which electronegative atoms like fluorine,  oxygen and…

Q: Draw the structure of the following molecules The dipeptide resulting from the amino acid sequence:…

A: here two amino acid is given, A peptide bond formed between two amino acid by loss of water molecule…

Q: Which amino acid is hexagonal close packed? is it glycine?

A: Solutions- hexagonal close packed structure

Q: Give the full name of the amino acid and based on the structure of the side chain is it hydrophobic…

A: The  basic structure of Amino acid is RCH(NH2)-COOH  It contains acidic -COOH and basic -NH2 groups.…

Q: Use the following pentapeptide (5 amino acids linked together) structure and draw it again with the…

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Q: Can you please draw me two versions of the dipeptide tyr-phe that represent the two resonance forms…

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