Q.1 Three given polypeptides (P, Q and R ), of same size and same pl (7.2), have a single aspartic acid in each of them. In polypeptide P, the aspartic acid residue is on the surface. In polypeptide Q, it is surrounded by negatively charged residues, whereas in polypeptide R it is deeply buried in a hydrophobie core. pKa of the side chain carboxylate of free (in solution) aspartic acid is 3.65. The polypeptides are in a buffer of pH 7.4. The clange in pKa of tlhe aspartic acid side chain carboxylate in the polypeptides P, Q and R is likely to Ans remain the same in P, modest increase in Q and greater increase in R 2. remain the same in all the three polypeptides X 3. increase in P, decrease in Q and remain the same in R X 4. remain the same in P, increase Q and decrease in R

Q.1 Three given polypeptides (P, Q and R ), of same size and same pl (7.2), have a single aspartic acid in each of them. In polypeptide P, the aspartic acid residue is on the surface. In polypeptide Q, it is surrounded by negatively charged residues, whereas in polypeptide R it is deeply buried in a hydrophobie core. pKa of the side chain carboxylate of free (in solution) aspartic acid is 3.65. The polypeptides are in a buffer of pH 7.4. The clange in pKa of tlhe aspartic acid side chain carboxylate in the polypeptides P, Q and R is likely to Ans remain the same in P, modest increase in Q and greater increase in R 2. remain the same in all the three polypeptides X 3. increase in P, decrease in Q and remain the same in R X 4. remain the same in P, increase Q and decrease in R

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