Which one of the these primary protein structures is most likely to form an alpha helix that wouldwould cross a plasma membrane from the extracellular side to the cytoplasmic side? The Nterminus is outside the cell and the C terminus is inside the cell in this example. Use the diagramprovided to decode the one letter amino acid abbreviations.Nonpolarside chainsNo chargedor electro-negativeatoms to formhydrogenbonds; notsoluble inwaterPolar sidechainsPartial chargescan formhydrogenbonds; solublein waterElectricallychargedside chainsCharged sidechains formhydrogenbonds; highlysoluble inwaterHH₂N-C-CH₂N-C-H₂N+Glycine (G)GlyHHH₂N*Methionine (M)MetC8*CH₂6 OH2011 Pearson Education, Inc.CH₂CH₂SCH₂=0Serine (S)Serc=0OOAspartate (D)Asp20H₂N-C- сCH₂H₂N*HOAcidicAlanine (A)AlaHLCHCH₂N-C CCH₂CH₂Threonine (TThrH₂N CPhenylalanine (F)PheO0=0CH₂CH₂Glutamate (E)GluON-DTNLRRSIAGLLIRHKKE - COOHH₂N+ON-DTNLVLLIAGLLIRHKKE-COOHON-DTNLVLLRAGLLIRHKKE - COOHHH₂N-C-CH₂SHH₂CCCysteine (C)CysH0H₂NCHCValine (V)ValCH₂H₂N*OOH₂N+HC CCH₂CH₂CH₂CH₂NH₂Lysine (K)LysTyrosine (Y)TyrCCH₂OH20H₂N-C CHTryptophan (W)TrpCCH₂OH₂C CH₂Leucine (L)LeuNHHCH₂CHH₂NH₂N-HH₂N-C-CBasicHOOCH₂CAsparagine (N)AsnCH₂CH₂CH₂NH=0Arginine (R)ArgO01010CNH,NH₂H₂N* C-H₂CCHIsoleucine (1)lleCH₂CH₂HH₂N* -C-сH₂CCH₂CH₂H₂NProline (P)ProH₂N-C-HH₂N-C-C-CCH₂CH₂CCCH₂Glutamine (Q)Gin=0CNH=0NHHistidine (H)HisOo=0O

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Which one of the these primary protein structures is most likely to form an alpha helix that would would cross a plasma membrane from the extracellular side to the cytoplasmic side? The N terminus is outside the cell and the C terminus is inside the cell in this example. Use the diagram provided to decode the one letter amino acid abbreviations.

Which one of the these primary protein structures is most likely to form an alpha helix that would would cross a plasma membrane from the extracellular side to the cytoplasmic side? The N terminus is outside the cell and the C terminus is inside the cell in this example. Use the diagram provided to decode the one letter amino acid abbreviations.

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Chapter2: Cell Physiology

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