Glu

... will see change in protein sequence, but it's function won't be altered. Another possibility is that you get some totally different amino acid (Glu -> Arg; Xxx -> Pro), which will either completely impair the functioning of that protein or it won't be able to fold (and thus work). Lastly, ...

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the definitions seem fine to me. The primary structure is like Asp-Gly-Glu-His-Gly-Phe blah, blah the secondary structure is like: DGEHGF (the sequence from above in 1-letter code) HH..EE (where H means helix and E means the beta sheet, I think it's marked ...

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... residues are not the end of sequence but truncated, as obtained from the crystal structure. Such terminal residues in my case include...Thr, Ser, Glu, Gln, Val. Should I have these residues protonated, deprotonated, neutral... Thanx

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... you have. tmerezko - a 7th grade life science teacher http://www.vaccinetruth.org/gluten.htm What does the Acellular DTaP Vaccine have to do with Gluten? Many Autistic children cannot digest the protein from gluten. It causes gastrointestinal, and neurological symptoms. There is an interesting ...

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... on medium A all colonies are galK mutants 100% None of them is ThiA 0% 377 colonies are 100% 320 are ArgC mutants ( 377 colonies growing on glu MA + Arg - 57colonies growing on gluMA) =85% 237 are tolB mutants (377-54 colonies growing on MA+colicinB)=67% and now I just use those % as length ...

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