if you performed isoelectric focusing on a series of amino acids, at which pH would arginine stop migrating?
Isoelectric point is the pH at which molecule carry no charge that is it is neutral. For Amino acid, pI is average of pKa of groups after and before neutral form. When Amino acid is neutral, it will not migrate towards respective electrode.
Arginine contain basic side chain, thus it's pI is basic.
pH is 10.76
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-How many amino acids are present in this peptide?
**Can you please circle them and label? I'm having a
hard time identifying where they are. The chart I have seems off
from what I see here.
-Also, at what pH in an isoelectric focusing gel
should you look for this purified peptide? Explain.
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OH HAN OH IZ (CH2), CH 9 HEN 6
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