02-CH-CH Gln12Regions of 2 receptors that interact on dimerization are shown below. Identifythe types of interactions between amino acids based on their interacting sidechains (figures of amino acids also provided).Receptor 1Cys36Cys$2CH2Receptor 2HS-H2S-CHAla45CH,Cys75Asp68HN-CH-CH-CH-CHst Lys65CHSer53-CH,-OHHNCHH,CPhe50Val98Interacting Amino AcidsType of InteractionSer53:Gln12Asp68:Lys65Cys75:Cys82Phe50:Val98Amino Acids:H.H-C-CH,-H-C-CH,H-C-CH,CH,CCH,-N, Amino Acids:H.H--CH,CH,CH, -NNH,H-C-CH,NH,H-C-NH,NH,NH,NH,IN.ALANINE(ala)ARGININE(arg)ASPARTIC ACIDASPARAGINE(asn)(asp)H-CH,-SHHCH,CH-H-HNH,NH,NH,GLYCINECYSTEINE(cys)GLUTAMIC ACIDGLUTAMINE(glu)(gln)(gly)H.H-CCCH.CH,NI, CH,H-C-CH,-CH,H-C-CHCH,CH,CH, -NH,"NH,NH,NH,HISTIDINE(his)ISOLEUCINE(ile)LEUCINE(leu)LYSINE(lys)H.H.H-CHCH, -S-CH,-H-HCH,H-NH,NH,H.CHNH,H'H'CH,METHIONINE(met)PHENYLALANINESERINEPROLINE(phe)(ser)(pro)H.H.H-C-CH-CCH,H-NH,CHH-NH, CHNH,NI, HH'H.THREONINETRYPTOPHANVALINEH.(thr)(trp)TYROSINE(val)

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Interacting Amino Acids Type of Interaction Ser53:Gln12 Asp68:Lys65 Cys75:Cys82 Phe50:Val98

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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