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Hello students in the given question it is asked about the amino acid sequence of trans membrane proteins that are formed in the lipid bilayer.
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We have to select the amina acid sequence transmembrane proteins.
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So from the options given the keynote here is from the options given we have to select the correct amina acid sequence of transmembrane proteins.
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So based on this, let us consider answer related to this question.
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Membrane, if we consider, it is made up of lipid bilayer, it is made up of lipid by layer, and proteins.
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As we know, lipid by layer is hydrophobic in nature and proteins will be spanning in this, especially integral proteins.
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They will be spanning in this lipid bilayer.
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And these are also hydrophobic in nature.
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And these are made up of nine amino acids.
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Let me consider the nine aminauses that are used to make integral proteins spanning the membrane.
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Alanine, glycine, rolin, valine, lucine, lucin, lysine, lysine, lysine, isolucine, phenylalanine, triptophan, methenyone.
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These are the nine amino acids that are found in the integral proteins.
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These are non -polar and hydropobic in nature.
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So based on this if we consider the transmembrane proteins, transmembrane proteins are made up of these amino acids.
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Alonine, glycine, proline, valine, lysolucine, phenylene, diphtophan and methion...