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| general structural features of amino acid |
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1.amino group
2.carboxyl group
3.hydrogen
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| define the nature and structure of different amino acids |
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formation of peptide (amide) bond
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| direction for numbering the residues |
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| N-terminus, C-terminus, dissociable groups in the side chains |
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peptide yields the constituent amino acids
thermodynamically favorable |
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| four items linked to central carbon that are all different |
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| amino acids of human proteins |
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H3N-CH(-R)-COO-
neutral pH |
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| classification of amino acids |
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| polarity, acid-base propertie, sides or R groups |
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| pK range of alpha carboxyl |
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| have negatively charged R groups at physiologic pH of 7.0 |
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| pKa range from aspartate and glutamate side chains |
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| generally have positrly charged R groups at physiologic pH of 7.0 |
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