Write and draw out the three-letter abbreviation of the amino acid sequence histidine,alanine,asparagine,alanine,histidine. Using the pka values calculate the isoelectric point of that amino acid sequence. include c and n terminus for amino acids with no pH. pka c term= 2, pka n term=9, pH of histidine is 6.04. then indicate which two pKa were used to calculate the pl.

Write and draw out the three-letter abbreviation of the amino acid sequence histidine,alanine,asparagine,alanine,histidine. Using the pka values calculate the isoelectric point of that amino acid sequence. include c and n terminus for amino acids with no pH. pka c term= 2, pka n term=9, pH of histidine is 6.04. then indicate which two pKa were used to calculate the pl.

Biochemistry

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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