Biology, asked by sharmagourav3337, 1 year ago

Which amino acid would be capable of forming h bonds with a lysine residue in a protein?

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Answered by ayshainamdar27
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Lysine has an amino group in its side chain, which at neutral pH is positively charged. Further, the amino hydrogens are capable of functioning as hydrogen-bond donors. So, amino acid residues with hydrogen bond acceptors should be able to form hydrogen bonds with a lysine residue. This would include aspartic and glutamic acid, which could also interact via ionic bonding.

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