Polar group

... can harm the viability or vitality of bacteria Experiment: Control Group: Bacteria sample on petri dish, isolated from electromagnetic radiation. ... from the cell phone acts as sort of a "microwave". Any polar molecule will "wiggle" or try to align with magnetic fields. ...

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... is C Which 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 ...

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I can say that tyrosine is a polar amino acid. Even it has a phenolic side-ring, it doesn't affect the solubility ... polar solvent (ex: water). It's all because of the strong charge of the hydroxyl group in the aromatic ring. Phenol resembles the side chain of tyrosine and thus it's ...

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Tyrosine is not polar its non-polar!! i know this might come as a shock to some of u but just because a compound as a polar group doesnt mean its OVERALL polar. tyrosine's polar OH group is overcome by the majority of non-polarity ...

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... of that approach was that codons for some amino acids fell apart and groups of amino acids were separated. The code is degenerate, meaning that ... according to chemical properties of the respective amino acids: (u) non-polar, (p) polar, (+) basic/ positive charge, (-) acidic/ negative charge, ...

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