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SKA | 10:28 Thu 04th May 2006 | Science
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Hi everyone can anyone answer the following question??


Describe the ionisation behaviour of glutamic acid, arginine, and CYSTEINE showing the structures of each ionic form between pH 0 and pH 14.


(a useful link would also be good :-D)


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This site may give you a good idea


http://www-biol.paisley.ac.uk/Courses/StFunMac/glossary/amino.html


Presumably you already have the structures of the amino acis you mention? If not, google them independently.

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