Hydrophobic/ Polar/ Basic / Acid Amino Acids Flashcards
G (Gly) Glycine - is often found in the turn region of the protein and is very flexible
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
A (Ala) Alanine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
V (Val) Valine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
P (Pro) Proline -is often found in the turn region of a protein
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
L (Leu) Leucine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
I (Ile) Isoleucine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
F (Phe) Phenylalanine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
M (Met) Methionine - the MetS (contains a sulfur in its structure)
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
W (Trp) Tryptophan -contains two rings
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Hydrophobic
S (Ser) Serine - contains (-OH)
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar
T (Thr) Threonine - contains (-OH)
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar
Y (Tyr) Tyrosine - contains (-OH)
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar
C (Cys) Cysteine -contains sulfur group, important for disulfide bonding
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar
N (Asn) Asparagine -carboxamide side group
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar
Q (Gln) Glutamine
-Hydrophobic
-Polar
-Basic (Positively Charged)
-Acidic (Negatively Charged)
Polar