Which statements correctly describe the probable locations of the amino acids? Asp is located on the external surface of the protein because it is charged. Ala is located on the external surface of the protein because it is polar. Thr is polar and can be located on the external surface or in the interior of the protein. Ile and Lys are located in the interior of the protein because they are not polar. Gln is located in the interior of the protein because it is uncharged.

Which statements correctly describe the probable locations of the amino acids? Asp is located on the external surface of the protein because it is charged. Ala is located on the external surface of the protein because it is polar. Thr is polar and can be located on the external surface or in the interior of the protein. Ile and Lys are located in the interior of the protein because they are not polar. Gln is located in the interior of the protein because it is uncharged.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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