Lysine

... specificity - based on amino acid sequence, charge, size, etc. For example trypsin cleaves peptide chains at the carboxyl side of the amino acids lysine and arginine, except when either is followed by proline. The "lipase" you describe may or may not fit in to the specifity for the "protease" ...

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NH3+---KAPRM---COO- K=Lysine has a charged R group A=ALanine nonpolar so not charged P=Proline (nonpolar) so not charged R=Arginine R group positive) M=nonpolar using this formula log[COO-]\[COOH]=pH-pK or log[NH2]\[NH3+]=pH-PK the alpha ...

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... of the following is an example of an amino acid with a nonpolar (hydrophobic) R group a. glutamic acid b. isoleucine c. serine d. cysteine e. lysine *The answer I got is a Which type of bond is most responsible for the following properties of water: cohesion, moderation of temperature, expansion ...

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... of taxonomic method works like this: you analyze six organisms, and at a certain position one has a cysteine residue, while the other five have a lysine residue, for example. It's safe to say that the one with the cysteine diverged from the others very early. In theory it can be used for almost ...

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... and E. coli What I know... Gram positve catalase positive EMB clear MacConkey negative MSA had very little growth ENTEROTUBE Glucose positive Lysine negatie Ornithine negative Hydrogen sulfide/indole negative Adonitol negative Lactose negative Arabinose negative Sorbitol negative Voges-Proskauer ...

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