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| Non-polar, methyl side chain |
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| Non-polar, isopropyl side chain |
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| Non-polar hydrocarbon side chain |
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| Non-polar hydrocarbon side chain |
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| Non-polar, contains a sulfur group |
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| Which amino acids contains a sulfur constituent? |
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| Polar, primary alcohol side chain |
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| Aromatic amino acid, contains benzo functionality, undergoes Van der Waals interactions |
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| Aromatic amino acid, contains phenolic function, |
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| Indole structure, aromatic heterocycle, |
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| Acidic, predominantly ionized at physiologic pH, good candidate for ionic interactions, can undergo electrostatic interactions |
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| Acidic, differs from aspartic acid by one carbon, ionized at physiological pH |
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| Basic, predominantly positive charge at physiologic pH, cation can form ionic interactions, charge is on the nitrogen and it is withdrawing in the direction from the hydrogen-nitrogen bond and can be given up as a hydrogen bond donor. |
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| Very basic character, contains guanidinian group, basic due to very stable resonance hybrid of the conjugate acid form, protonation is on the C=N because the cation can be stabilized by resonance, typically in conj acid form at pH 7.4 |
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| Basic, imidazole ring, contains two types of nitrogens -- a pyridine and pyrrole, side chain can be protonated |
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| Neutral a.a., contains an amide |
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| Neutral, contains an amide |
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