Proteins are built from 20 amino acids that consist of a central carbon atom linked to an amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen atom, and variable R group. Amino acids can be classified into groups based on the properties of their R groups, including non-polar, polar uncharged, basic, and acidic amino acids. It is important to know the names, structures, pKa values, 3-letter codes, and 1-letter codes of the different amino acids.
Proteins are built from 20 amino acids that consist of a central carbon atom linked to an amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen atom, and variable R group. Amino acids can be classified into groups based on the properties of their R groups, including non-polar, polar uncharged, basic, and acidic amino acids. It is important to know the names, structures, pKa values, 3-letter codes, and 1-letter codes of the different amino acids.
Proteins are built from 20 amino acids that consist of a central carbon atom linked to an amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen atom, and variable R group. Amino acids can be classified into groups based on the properties of their R groups, including non-polar, polar uncharged, basic, and acidic amino acids. It is important to know the names, structures, pKa values, 3-letter codes, and 1-letter codes of the different amino acids.
1. Proteins are built from a repertoire of 20 a-amino acids.
2.1 Building Blocks of Proteins Properties of Amino Acids All a-amino acids consist of a central C linked to 4 different groups, NH 2 , COOH, H, and R. Only L amino acids are found in proteins!? R varies in size, shape, charge, H-bonding capacity, hydrophobic character, and chemical reactivity! 2. Amino acids can be classified into groups according to the properties of R You should know names, structures, pKa values, 3-letter and 1-letter codes! 1). Non-polar amino acids 1). Non-polar amino acids (continued) 1). Non-polar amino acids (continued) 1). Non-polar amino acids (continued) 1). Non-polar amino acids (continued) 2). Polar, uncharged amino acids 2). Polar, uncharged amino acids (continued) 2). Polar, uncharged amino acids (continued) 2). Polar, uncharged amino acids (continued) 3). Basic amino acids 3). Basic amino acids (continued) 4). Acidic amino acids