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I have two questions what's are the amino acid residues for a) Val-Arg-Gly-Met-Arg-Ala-Ser catalysed by carboxypeptidase A b) Ala-Lys-Phe- Gly- Asp-Trp- Ser- Arg-Met- Val- Arg-Tyr-Leu-His with Chymotrypsin
nice videoQuick question here what about the last amino acid? I mean how to determine that?And also how to practically separate a dth amino acid please reply asap
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I've watched 2 of yours videos so far and I have to say that they are amazing! Your voice is clear, the camera quality is great, you use very easy and understandable terms and you have such a fun and easy way to explain. You've got yourself a new subscriber here! :) Please keep it up. Thank you for all your time and effort.
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quick question: which kind of chromatography is used to remove the (PTH)-amino acid while leaving the shortened peptide chain inside the column?
HPLC?
I guess affinity chromatography with antibody against PTH . BTW u don't know I just guess. I was thinking the same question actually .
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I have two questions what's are the amino acid residues for
a) Val-Arg-Gly-Met-Arg-Ala-Ser catalysed by carboxypeptidase A
b) Ala-Lys-Phe- Gly- Asp-Trp- Ser- Arg-Met- Val- Arg-Tyr-Leu-His with Chymotrypsin
Do your homework questions!
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But what is meaning by phenyle thiohydantoin??
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Could you please reveal of how do we identify the AA after labelling n cleaving it off from the main chain? Any device?
sunidhi sunanda chromatography
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Sir What is the best method to Extract amino acids from hair in easy language ?
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are the SANGER, EDMAN, dansyl methods active on a cyclic polypeptide or not??? thank you for the amazing explanation
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I thought that the edman's degradation happens under mild alkaline conditions not acidic......
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nice videoQuick question here what about the last amino acid? I mean how to determine that?And also how to practically separate a dth amino acid please reply asap
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I’m confused, why wouldn’t the amino on alanine have a positive charge? Every other diagram of alanine shows three hydrogens= positive charge.....
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can someone please answer this?
Q- Why does the Edman’s reagent bind only to the N-terminal amino acid?
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What about the charged amino acids eg: histidine
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Where's the mechanism of reactions above ?
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@5:25 i believe you mean PTC-amino acid
Umm, no.
The labelled amino acid is cleaved derivitized with PTH (phenylthiohydanotoin) for further analysis.
how does CNBr cleave?
It cleaves directly after Met.
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