Amino acid uncharged derivative of an acidic amino acid
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Asparagine is the polar uncharged derivative of aspartate.
Explanation:
- Asparagine is the uncharged version of aspartic acid.
- Asparagine is having the side chain of carboxyamide.
- This amide group gets removed by hydrolysis which gives us aspartic acid.
- The Asparagine is formed in the central metabolic system, hence non essential amino acid.
- This amino acid is found in the fungus Asparagus, so named Asparagine.
- It has a strong tendency to form hydrogen bonds and thus stabilise the secondary structure of protein.
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