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AMINO ACIDS. DR. MALIK ALQUB MD. PHD. Amino acids. At physiologic pH (approximately pH 7.4) the carboxyl group is dissociated, and the amino group is pronated. High Pka. low Pka. Carboxyl group. Amino group. At physiologic pH . D-isomer. L-isomer. Amino Acids.
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AMINO ACIDS DR. MALIK ALQUB MD. PHD.
Aminoacids At physiologic pH (approximately pH 7.4) the carboxyl group is dissociated, and the amino group is pronated. High Pka lowPka Carboxyl group Amino group Atphysiologic pH
D-isomer L-isomer Amino Acids • Amino acids, Proteins are only made up of amino acids which are L-isomers.
SOME EXAMPLE AMINO ACIDS glycine - the only achiral amino acid R = H alanine R = CH3 valine R = CH(CH3)2 20 different ones occur in proteins
Classification of amino acids. • Amino acids with nonpolar side chains • Amino acids with uncharged polar side chain • Amino acids with acidic side chains • Amino acids with basic side chains
THE 9 NON-POLAR AMINO ACIDS Proline has an imino group
Which of the following compounds is an -amino acid? • Only (a) • (a) and (b) • (a) and (c) • (a) and (d)
Which of the following compounds is an -amino acid? • Only (a) • (a) and (b) • (a) and (c) • (a) and (d)
Which of the following amino acids is achiral? • Alanine • Aspargine • Glycine • Threonine
Which of the following amino acids is achiral? • Alanine • Aspargine • Glycine • Threonine
The amino acid shown below has a side chain that is • acidic • basic • nonpolar • polar, neutral
The amino acid shown below has a side chain that is • acidic • basic • nonpolar • polar, neutral
Disulfide bond Cysteine Cys