Rejected
at 4:24 p.m. Feb, 16, 2024 ]
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Michael_B
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Brian_BH/02.14.24-12:44AM
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Brian_BH
Rationale for change
QID: 400735.
Question requires being able to identify the presence of lysine by its single-letter code in order to identify which of a series of example peptides has the lowest prevalence of lysine in its peptide sequence (identification by elimination).
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}}This amino acid is {{c1::Lysine::Full Name}}, {{c1::LYS::3 Letter Name}}, {{c1::K::1 Letter Name}}: {{c1::Polar Positively-Charged Aliphatic, Basic::Side Chain Characteristic}}.
Extra
original: Sponk, modified: isk, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Positively Charged
Hydrophilic
Basic
original: Sponk, modified: isk, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Lecture Notes
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Additional Resources
Note: Though the following visual is helpful, it is misleading to label methionine under the 'polar, uncharged' category. Also do not condone the 'ass***' mnemonic.
Note: Though the following visual is helpful, it is misleading to label methionine under the 'polar, uncharged' category. Also do not condone the 'ass***' mnemonic.
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