You're examining an amino acid at position 3 in an alpha helix. Without knowing thespecific amino acid. What do you already know?The amino acid will form bonds with its nitrogen.The amino acid forms two H bondsThere is not enough informationThis amino acid forms one H bond.

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Biochemistry

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Author:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Publisher:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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Choose the best statement regarding the R groups of amino acids in an alpha helix. Group of answer choices They are located in the interior of the helix. They stick out from the axis of the helix. They participate in H-bonds that stabilizes the helix. They are completely incompatible with helix formation.
Which of the following is true about nucleosides and nucleotides? Choose all that apply. 3 A nucleoside includes only the nitrogenous base. A nucleotide includes a nucleoside + one or more phosphate groups A nucleoside includes a sugar and a phosphate group A nucleoside includes a nitrogenous base and a sugar.
Which of the following is true about the amino acid A? Click all that apply. Ois considered hydrophobic Charge of-1 at pH=7.0 contains a acidic side chain O side chain can form H-bonds Charge of O at pH= 7.0
Select three components that would make up a nucleotide and would the nucleotide be part of DNA or RNA? Would it contain purine or a pyrimidine?
Which one bracketed region most likely illustrates a phosphodiester bond in Figure 1? The bracketed region marked ‘i’, from phosphate group to phosphate group. The bracketed region marked ‘j’, from methyl group to methyl group. The bracketed region marked ‘k’, from 3’ carbon to 5’ carbon. None of the above and I have explained my reasoning here.
Which of the following is/are least likely to be found in an alpha helix because it has an inappropriate Phi angle. a Polar charged amino acids b Proline c Nonpolar amino acids d Glycine e Polar uncharged amino acids
Draw two different AMINO ACID side chains forming H bond interactions with atoms on the major groove of the structure below. major groove N-Ho.. CH3 .•H-N Adenine R Thymine
Which statement is NOT true about the figure below? O Major and minor grooves are shown here. Diameter is 2nm O Tertiary structure of a protein molecule is shown here. O The purple interior represents nitrogenous base pairs
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At physiological pH, the 06-methylguanine:T wobble base pair predominates. Two hydrogen bonds form between the two bases. Draw the structure of this base pair. Use bond Any to draw hydrogen bonds. H;C H N- N- R -N. N-H- R H

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You're examining an amino acid at position 3 in an alpha helix. Without knowing the specific amino acid. What do you already know? The amino acid will form bonds with its nitrogen. 4 The amino acid forms two H bonds There is not enough information This amino acid forms one H bond.