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Question 3 1.88 / 5 pts Consider the following amino acids: Glutamine, Valine, Arginine, and Glutamate. For each scenario, state which amino acid is most likely to be found and why (no more than 1 sentence each): a. Contained within the phospholipid bilayer of a cell. b. Involved in the deprotonation of Histidine. c. In the exposed region of an extracellular receptor. d. Electrostatically interacting with the phosphate backbone of DNA. Your Answer: A) Valine because it is nonpolar so it is hydrophobic b) Arginine because it is acidic and it will accept a proton from histidine c) glutamate because it is acidic and is often used as a recptor d) Glutamine because it is polar and does Hydrogen bonding 3b, 3c, and 3d is amino acid incorrect 3c and 3d reasoning incorrect

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Consider the following amino acids: Glutamine, Valine, Arginine, and
Glutamate.
For each scenario, state which amino acid is most likely to be found
and why (no more than 1 sentence each):
a. Contained within the phospholipid bilayer of a cell.
b. Involved in the deprotonation of Histidine.
c. In the exposed region of an extracellular receptor.
d. Electrostatically interacting with the phosphate backbone of DNA.
Your Answer:
A) Valine because it is nonpolar so it is hydrophobic
b) Arginine because it is acidic and it will accept a proton from histidine
c) glutamate because it is acidic and is often used as a recptor
d) Glutamine because it is polar and does Hydrogen bonding
3b, 3c, and 3d is amino acid incorrect 3c and 3d reasoning
incorrect
        
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Question 3
1.88 / 5 pts
Consider the following amino acids: Glutamine, Valine, Arginine, and
Glutamate.
For each scenario, state which amino acid is most likely to be found
and why (no more than 1 sentence each):
a. Contained within the phospholipid bilayer of a cell.
b. Involved in the deprotonation of Histidine.
c. In the exposed region of an extracellular receptor.
d. Electrostatically interacting with the phosphate backbone of DNA.
Your Answer:
A) Valine because it is nonpolar so it is hydrophobic
b) Arginine because it is acidic and it will accept a proton from histidine
c) glutamate because it is acidic and is often used as a recptor
d) Glutamine because it is polar and does Hydrogen bonding
3b, 3c, and 3d is amino acid incorrect 3c and 3d reasoning
incorrect

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Question 3 1.88/5 pts Consider the following amino acids: Glutamine, Valine, Arginine, and Glutamate. For each scenario, state which amino acid is most likely to be found and why (no more than 1 sentence each): a. Contained within the phospholipid bilayer of a cell. b. Involved in the deprotonation of Histidine. c. In the exposed region of an extracellular receptor. d. Electrostatically interacting with the phosphate backbone of DNA. Your Answer: A) Valine because it is nonpolar so it is hydrophobic b) Arginine because it is acidic and it will accept a proton from histidine c) Glutamate because it is acidic and is often used as a receptor d) Glutamine because it is polar and does Hydrogen bonding 3b, 3c, and 3d amino acid incorrect 3c and 3d reasoning incorrect
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00:01 Hello students in this question which of the following statement regarding functional group or linkage is correct or wrong we need to find out.
00:08 Now in that a here protein linkage is a peptide link not linking ether group so this is wrong in that b carbohydrate are polyhydroxy aldehydehyde or ketone so it is correct nucleotide linkage photodiaster acid group so this is wrong amino and amide having nitrogen item this is correct.
00:30 Oxylic acid group, ether group, ether having only one oxygen item.
00:35 So this is also wrong and the f will be correct and g is wrong...
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