Exam 3: Amino Acids, peptides, and Proteins

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In a highly basic solution,pH = 13,the dominant form of glycine is:

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How can isoelectric focusing be used in conjunction with SDS gel electrophoresis?

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The amino acid histidine has a side chain for which the pKa is 6.0.Calculate what fraction of the histidine side chains will carry a positive charge at pH 5.4.Be sure to show your work.

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As a protein is purified,both the amount of total protein and the activity of the purified protein decrease.Why,then,does the specific activity of the purified protein increase?

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The uncommon amino acid selenocysteine has an R group with the structure -CH2-SeH (pKa ≈\approx 5).In an aqueous solution,pH = 7.0,selenocysteine would:

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Which of the following statements about aromatic amino acids is correct?

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Which of the following statements about cystine is correct?

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In the amino acid glycine,what effect does the positively charged -NH3+ group have on the pKa of an amino acid's -COOH group?

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Only one of the common amino acids has no free α\alpha -amino group.Name this amino acid and draw its structure.

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In a conjugated protein,a prosthetic group is:

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An octapeptide composed of four repeating glycylalanyl units has:

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What are the structural characteristics common to all amino acids found in naturally occurring proteins?

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