BMS1041 amino acids
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2. The AA with aromatic R groups are characterised by:
- an aromatic ring structure which gives these AA their characteristic UV spectra
- an aromatic ring structures
- a strong flagrance, as referred to by aromatic
- a high carbon content
3. The AA's hydroxyproline and hydroxylysine...
- are hydroxylated forms of proline and lysine, which require vit C as an enzyme cofactor for the synthesis and are found at high levels in collagen
- are hydroxylated forms of proline and lysine, which require vit C as an enzyme cofactor for their synthesis
- are hydroxylated forms of proline and lysine, thus not encoded by the genetic code
- are translated from specific DNA sequences
4. Proline:
- always hydroxylated to hydroxyproline
- commonly found in alpha helices
- Commonly found in beta turns
- never found in collagen
- is an uncommon AA
5. The isoelectric point for glycine is approx pH 6. What is the predominant charge on glycine at pH 2?
- positive
- neutral
- negative
- no effect of pH on charge
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