e) What would be the predominant ionization states of this amino acid at physiological pH(7.4) and at this pH, what would the ratio of these two states be (show the calculation)? ←11:57ANSWER:H₂NHIỆNhĩCH₂CH₂CH₂Net charge +2pka = 2.18H.CNH:CH₂+1CH₂pka = 8.95=HỌC-NH:CH₂pl = (10.93 +8.95)/2= 9.94 [Answer]CH₂pka 10.935G 36√xXH₂N-HNH,CH₂A) The stages of lysine from the mostprotonated to the most deprotonated form havebeen provided in the figure given above.CH₂B) The pKa values for each equilibrium havebeen marked in the above diagram as well.C) The net charge of the Lysine molecule ineach of its protonated forms are given above.D) The isoelectric pH or pl is the pH at whichthe net charge on the molecule is equal to 0.The isoelectric pH or pl can be calculated bytaking an average of the pKa of the ionizablegroups that is undergoing dissociation and isflanking the species with net charge = 0. Asshown in the above figure, the pl of Lysine willbeCH₂DO 11:57←Step1a)The proteins are composed of twenty naturallyoccurring amino acids. Lysine is a basic aminoacid which carries a net positive charge atphysiological pH.Step2b)ANSWER:HC-NHĨCH₂CH₂CH₂H₂N (Net charge +2pka = 2.18+1CH₂CH₂pka = 8.95H.ỆNH:CH₂CH₂CH₂pKa 10.935G 36H₂NHỌC NH,CH₂CH₂A) The stages of lysine from the mostprotonated to the most deprotonated form havebeen provided in the figure given above.B) The pKa values for each equilibrium havebeen marked in the above diagram as well.C) The net charge of the Lysine molecule ineach of its protonated forms are given above.D) The isoelectric pH or pl is the pH at whichthe net charge on the molecule is equal to 0.The isoelectric pH or pl can be calculated by√x

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