Acides Aminés

Question 1

Glycine

= Glycocolle

Answer 1

Gly, G

pHi = 5,97

pKn = 9,60 pKc = 2,34

Question 2

Alanine

Answer 2

Ala, A

Hydrophobe

pHi = 6,02

pKn = 9,69 pKc = 2,35

Question 3

Valine

Answer 3

Val, V

Hydrophobe

pHi = 5,97

pKn = 9,62 pKc = 2,32

Question 4

Leucine

Answer 4

Leu, L

Hydrophobe

pHi = 5,98

pKn = 9,60 pKc = 2,36

Question 5

Isoleucine

Answer 5

Ile, I

Hydrophobe

pHi = 6,02

pKn = 9,68 pKc = 2,36

Question 6

Proline

Answer 6

Pro, P

pHi = 6,30

pKn = 10,60 pKc = 1,99

Question 7

Méthionine

Answer 7

Met, M

Hydrophobe

pHi = 5,75

pKn = 9,21 pKc =2,28

Question 8

Tryptophane

Answer 8

Trp, W

Hydrophobe

Aromatique

pHi = 5,89

pKn = 9,39 pKc = 2,38

Question 9

Phénylalanine

Answer 9

Phe, F

Hydrophobe

Aromatique

pHi = 5,48

pKn = 9,13 pKc = 1,83

Question 10

Aspartate

Answer 10

Asp, D

Polaire ionisable (-)

pHi = 2,98

pKr = 3,86

pKn = 9,82 pKc = 2,09

Question 11

Glutamate

Answer 11

Glu, E

Polaire ionisable (-)

pHi = 3,22

pKr = 4,25

pKn = 9,67 pKc = 2,19

Question 12

Histidine

Answer 12

His, H

Polaire ionisable (+)

pHi = 7,59

pKr = 6,00

pKn = 9,17 pKc = 1,82

Question 13

Lysine

Answer 13

Lys, K

Polaire ionisable (+)

pHi = 9,74

pKr = 10,53

pKn = 8,95 pKc =2,18

Question 14

Arginine

Answer 14

Arg, R

Polaire ionisable (+)

pHi = 10,76

pKr = 12,48

pKn = 9,04 pKc = 2,17

Question 15

Tyrosine

Answer 15

Tyr, Y

Polaire ionisable (-)

Aromatique

pHi = 5,66

pKr = 10,07

pKn = 9,11 pKc = 2,20

Question 16

Cystéine

Answer 16

Cys, C

Polaire ionisable (-)

pHi = 5,02

pKr = 8,33

pKn = 10,78 pKc = 1,71

Question 17

Sérine

Answer 17

Ser, S

Polaire non chargé

pHi = 5,68

pKn = 9,15 pKc = 2,21

Question 18

Thréonine

Answer 18

Thr, T

Polaire non chargé

pHi = 6,53

pKn = 10,43 pKc = 2,63

Question 19

Asparagine

Answer 19

Asn, N

Polaire non chargé

pHi = 5,41

pKn = 8,80 pKc = 2,02

Question 20

Glutamine

Answer 20

Gln, Q

Polaire non ionisable

pHi = 5,65

pKn = 9,13 pKc = 2,17