how did we get the number 1x10^6？and 3.98x10^-8？explain？？where these number come from？ midtermego supPka-10.01.2016What pencentage of the Histidine side chain willcharge at pH = 7.4?NHIIHILNH+]->Pka INHI[4+]=1x106INHI 3.98×108-25125INHI IS 26 = 96%Ans 96%Carry No. ©2003 Brooks/Cole, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc.TABLE 3.2 pk Values of Common Amino AcidsAcidRH or RHGlyAlaValLeuIleSerThrMetPheTrpAsnGlnProAspGluHisCysTyr- LysArga-COOHTAN2.342.342.322.362.362.212.632.281.832.382.022.171.992.092.191.821.712.202.182.17a-NH9.609.699.629.689.689.1510.439.219.139.398.809.1310.69.829.679.1710.789.118.959.043.86*4.25*6.0*8.33*Table 3.2 PKa values of common amino acids10.0710.5312.4818For these amino acids the R group ionization occurs before the a-NH;ionization.RHgroup

His is basic polar amino acids and His contains imidazole as side chain group. pKa of His is 6. pH…

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