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Chapter 2: Q15.95 P (page 40)

Draw the R group of (a) glycine; (b) isoleucine; (c) tyrosine.

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  1. Glycine's side chain is H.
  2. The isoleucine side chain is,

c. Tyrosine's side chain is,

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(a) R group of glycine

A carboxylic acid having a protonated amino group on the alpha carbon is known as an amino acid.

An amino acid's general structure is as follows:

General Amino Acid Structure

The sole difference between amino acids is the substituent linked to the alpha carbon.

Glycine has the following structure:

Glycine

As a result, glycine's side chain is H.

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(b) R group of isoleucine

The amino acid isoleucine, which is required for life. Isoleucine has the following structure:

Isoleucine

As a result, the isoleucine side chain is,

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(c) R group of tyrosine

Alkyl group in Tyrosine

Tyrosine is phenolic in nature. Tyrosine has the following structure:

Tyrosine in phenolic nature

As a result, tyrosine's side chain is,

Tyrosine side chain

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