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| AA with dicarboxylic groups |
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aspargine glutamine glutamate aspartate |
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phenylalanine tyrosine tryptophan |
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arginine aspartate aspargine cysteine glutamine glutamate histadine lysine serine threonine |
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alanine isoleucine leucine methionine phenylalanine proline tryptophan valine |
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Principle behind electrophoresis |
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| net charges on proteins are determined by sum of charges on the R group, which allows them to be separated from one another |
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| Decarboxylation of AA yields what final product. Example? |
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forms an amine Glu to GABA |
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| Deamination of AA yields what |
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| Deamination of alanine produces what? |
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| Deamination of aspartate yields what? |
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| Deamination of glutamate yields what? |
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| How do you convert Glu/Asp to Gln/Asn? |
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| react with ammonia, and you will form the amides |
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